Archive for October 21st, 2008


Oct 21

Microsoft SideSight: Technology Apple should watch

SideSight, a new Microsoft-developed technology looks like something that deserves to be on a next-generation iPod touch. Or in a magician's repertoire. The SideSight technology is contained in yet another paper that company executives are presenting at the User Interface Software and Technology conference this week. (See Microsoft's take on new ways that cell phones
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Oct 21

Imeem Mobile: Free music streaming for Android

imeem is a social network that enables users to discover, interact and express themselves with media, including music, video and photos, and form connections based on shared tastes and interests with streaming licenses from all four major music labels, plus most of the independents. Imeem offers its music streams for free, supported by advertising and
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Oct 21

Microsoft virtualization summit GetVirtualNow

Microsoft is holding a free virtualization summit GetVirtualNow.  At the summit you can find out how Windows Server 2008® with Hyper-V™, Microsoft System Center - including Virtual Machine Manager 2008 - and Microsoft Desktop and Application Virtualization allow you to deploy, manage and get VIRTUAL now like never before. More info: Registration
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Oct 21

Increase AdWords traffic with Impression Share report

Impression share is a metric that represents the percentage of impressions your AdWords ad received out of the total available impressions in the market you're targeting. The Impression Share report, available through the Report Center, gives you insight into how you stack up against others in your industry, helping you make more effective changes to your campaigns
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Oct 21

AppLoop Application Generator for iPhone

AppLoop launched an online tool called “Application Generator,” that converts any RSS feed into a brandable iPhone application in less than 2 minutes. To create an app, all you have to do is answer a series of questions for the App Generator’s setup wizard. These include your blog’s address, name, icon and logo, as well as how
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Oct 21

SoftGrid Knowledge Base articles

Microsoft released three new Knowledge Base articles for the week and the titles and links are below: SoftGrid for Windows Desktop 958920 - Error message when you try to save changes to a template on the Q: drive in PowerPoint 2007: "The file cannot be saved right now because the file is loaded by
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Oct 21

Bill Tancer SEM Keynote “desperately seeking hot photos of Sarah Palin & other search trends”

Bill Tancer, author of the new book “Click: What Search Activity Tells Us About Society,” gave a presentation at SMX East search marketing conference. His keynote is now available online, and can be watch below. Best part: when Bill explains how he altered search behavior relating to “hot photos” of Sarah Palin by
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Oct 21

Tip for Flash players quirky ‘two-second’ bug

If you’ve faced a problem, while playing a Flash video —”you see the first two seconds of video, and you may even hear a little sound, and then nothing happens. You know the control still works because you see it's still pre-loading and caching content, but it just won't play.” ….then it’s recommended to use this command line
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Oct 21

‘Real-Time Audio Censoring’ patented by Microsoft

Microsoft has been granted a patent on technology that censors audio streams in real-time, possibly signaling an end to the days of being insulted by teenage Halo fans via the company's Xbox Live online gaming service. The technology processes a real-time or stored audio stream "producing censored speech that has been altered so that undesired words
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Oct 21

Intel: Spintronic CPUs a decade away

Alternative methods of radically increasing the performance of CPUs, such as spintronics, wouldn't find their way into production for at least another 10 years, Intel said this week in Taiwan. Until now, computer processors have operated by using the binary on/off characteristic of electrons. However, the angular momentum of the electrons can also be used, as
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Oct 21

Motorola Android Social Smart Phone

Motorola is gearing up to make its first “Android Social Smart Phone”. Engineers at Motorola are hard at work on their own Android handset. Motorola's Android-based device will offer a slide-out Qwerty keyboard. People who've seen the pictures and spec sheets for the device say it looks like a higher-end version of the HTC
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Oct 21

Microsoft aims to get more on ‘multitouch interface’ at User Interface Software and Technology conference

Bill Gates may not be hanging around Microsoft's research labs 24/7, but his vision for going beyond the mouse and keyboard seems to be doing pretty well without his day-to-day oversight. At a user interface conference this week, the software maker plans to present several research papers, including a number designed to take the multitouch interface used
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Oct 21

Pinnacle PCTV HD Mini Stick – USB-powered HDTV Tuner

Pinnacle PCTV HD mini Stick is an ultra-compact, USB-powered TV tuner that’s the perfect match for super-slim laptops. The integrated signal booster improves reception sensitivity even if the signal isn’t strong. The easy-to-use TVCenter Pro software lets you watch, TimeShift and record TV. You can enjoy TV in
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Oct 21

Exchange Server: “Move-Mailboxcsv, New-DBFromXML” scripts

Here’re two scripts “Move-Mailboxcsv, and New-DBFromXML” which’re used to solve real world customer requests and both of them will be used multiple times in their environment. Move-Mailboxcsv: The customer scenario for this script was that the customer was regularly moving a wide range of mailboxes between servers and databases to support their mailbox organization structure and requests for
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Oct 21

Fall 2008 PC System Guide

Intel says it plans to release next-generation Nehalem Core i7 processors next month, and the rumor has hinted that those chips might cost as little as $284. Telling readers to buy high-end Core 2 systems now would make no sense, but our system guide still needed an update. In the end, we opted to rethink the
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