Archive for April 28th, 2009


Apr 28

CSS3 & Flexible UI: Avoid Recutting UI Graphics for Mobile by Sean Martell

Sean Martell wrote about using CSS3 to build flexible UI elements without recutting UI graphics all over: “What if we could replace almost all of the graphical UI elements within Fennec with CSS created equivalents?  As a designer, am I comfortable bypassing Photoshop and letting CSS run the pixel rodeo?  After a few initial tests, the
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Apr 28

EDS and Microsoft to jointly sell and deliver BPO Suite for enterprise customers

EDS, an HP company, and Microsoft have signed an agreement to market, integrate and deliver the Microsoft Business Productivity Online Suite for enterprise customers. This agreement extends to the cloud HP’s long-standing relationship with Microsoft to provide communications and collaboration services. Together, the two companies anticipate deploying these services to more than 5 million users. EDS has
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Apr 28

Prototyping with SketchFlow for Expression Blend 3 Preview

With the delivery of Expression Blend 3 Preview, Microsoft mentioned SketchFlow, as “a rapid prototyping capability that makes it easy to communicate design intent to stakeholders.” SketchFlow prototypes are quick and informal, enabling designers to easily explore a variety of ideas. You can run and explore prototypes from the first rough sketch on. When you
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Apr 28

SQL Server codenamed Kilimanjaro webcast on April 30!

Microsoft is looking to deliver a sneak peek at the successor of SQL Server 2008, namely SQL Server codenamed Kilimanjaro. In this regard, on April 30, 2009, between 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM (Americas) Pacific Time (US & Canada), Microsoft will host “An Early look at SQL Server  ‘Kilimanjaro’ and project codenamed ‘Madison’” webcast. This
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Apr 28

Talking About Windows – Making of Windows 7

Talking About Windows is a new website that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Windows 7 from the Microsoft engineers who helped build product as well as showcasing real IT Professionals talking candidly about their implementations and experiences in considering a more modern OS. Talking About Windows also features videos of IT Professionals offering
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Apr 28

The Windows 7 Learning Portal Live Now!

The Windows 7 – Learning Portal is now live, and it promises to enable users to get the skills and knowledge necessary to make them experts on the next iteration of the Windows client. In the video embedded below, Tamir Bar-Haim, Microsoft audience marketing manager, explains what the Windows 7 Learning Portal is about,
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Apr 28

Who Gets Windows Security Updates? Clearing the myth

There seems to be a myth that Microsoft limits security updates to genuine Windows users. Who gets security updates? “Not only do all security updates go to all users' systems, but non-genuine Windows systems are able to install service packs, update rollups, and important reliability and application compatibility updates. In addition, the users of non-genuine Windows
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Apr 28

BuddyFuse connecting Social / IM networks

BuddyFuse integrates third party (social / IM) networks into Windows Live Messenger. By doing this you can chat with your friends on those social networks from Windows Live Messenger, so no need to go to these networks anymore just for a chat. Currently it is available in beta, only supporting the Dutch social network Hyves.
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Apr 28

Google for Advertisers Launched

Google has lauched “Google for Advertisers,”  a website that lets you to explore and discover the combination of tools that best meet your own objectives. Here are four ways to dive in and get the most from the site: Read up on our various media platforms ; Take a ride on 'The Marketing Cycle.' ; Stick it to a marketing objective ; Build your personal 'toolkit.'
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Apr 28

Microsoft Live Search 411 Updates

Microsoft has introduced an update to its Live Search voice recognition phone service. Mobile phone users will now be able to search for traffic and directions information from their devices using nothing more than their voice. Microsoft announced the latest addition to Live Search 411 family: Traffic powered by INRIX, a leading provider of traffic information. If you’re
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Apr 28

Windows 7 Developer-Centric Resources – Download

Microsoft has the right developer-centric resources available. “Ok Development Partners, it’s time to rock with Windows 7. With RC1 coming soon to a download center near you, what better way is there to begin thinking hard about Windows 7 development than a series of 10 online courses to get you pumped up on new
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Apr 28

Turn iPhone into a remote mouse and keyboard with Air Moue Pro

The Air Mouse Pro ($6, buy-only), is a full-featured remote control from R.P.A. Tech. The top half of the Air Mouse Pro screen features a two-button trackpad on the top half of the screen, while the bottom half switches between media control buttons and a keyboard for browsing the Web and playing
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Apr 28

GE unveiled 500GB Optical storage disc

General Electric has developed a DVD-sized optical storage disc that holds 500GB of data. Using 3D optics, instead of the "2D" pit method of writing/reading data, the discs, which hold more than ten times the data of the current highest-capacity Blu-ray discs are first being targeted at the "archive" market, but the fact the company is
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Apr 28

Apple hires ATI graphics chip designer

Apple has quietly signaled a new emphasis on graphics by hiring an influential graphics chipset designer from AMD. The former CTO for the company's ATI graphics product group, Bob Drebin, has indicated on his LinkedIn profile that he is now a Senior Director for an unnamed group within Apple. Drebin also has an indirect
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Apr 28

Office 2007 SP2 bring stability, performance and interoperability upgrade – Download

Microsoft has released the Service Pack 2 for the 2007 Microsoft Office, that includes major performance enhancements for Office applications, most notably Microsoft Office Outlook, as well as Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. One big benefit is SP2’s boost to interoperability — with this release, Office supports additional built-in file formats such as PDF and ODF. Users should notice the improved
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