Microsoft Retorts with New IE 7

Microsoft has launched a refurbished version of Internet Explorer (IE) 7, retorting to the various allegations regarding the earlier version's vulnerability to malicious programs like viruses and worms, and to other nasty tactics of hackers.

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Microsoft to spend $4B in China

Microsoft will provide $100 million to support domestic Chinese software enterprises; will purchase Chinese software products and tech support, software development, and testing services worth $100 million; and will make hardware purchases in excess of $700 million each year for the next five years.

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Software giant Microsoft readies a social networking site

Both Microsoft and Cupertino, California-based Bay Partners will provide funding for Wallop but did not specify how much, Microsoft said. Microsoft claimed the site, due to launch later this year, will offer users "an entirely new way for consumers to express their individuality online," but did not explain further.

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MS CEO: Web 2.0 Apps Will Cut Prices, Piracy

The Microsoft boss addressed an industry conference in Paris about an emerging generation of highly interactive Internet sites â?? collectively dubbed "Web 2.0" â?? that offer desktop-like functionality within the browser.

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Microsoft Reports Third-Quarter 13% Revenue Growth

"Microsoft Corp. today announced third-quarter revenue of $10.90 billion for the period ended March 31, 2006, a 13% increase over the same quarter of the prior year."

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Microsoft ramping up Xbox 360 shipments for head start on Sony PS3

Microsoft Corp. has ramped up shipments of its Xbox 360 console to widen its head start on video game rival Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3, the software giant's chief financial officer said on Thursday.

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Microsoft Research Names Academic Fellows

Microsoft has rewarded five computer science professors for innovative work and their role in helping to advance the state of the art of computing.

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Microsoft Scanning your computer for piracy

The Washington Post is reporting that a recent update by Microsoft is now scanning people's machines to see if they have valid license, and reporting back to Microsoft, all without user intervention.

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Whatever Happened to the IE 6 Team?

In this Channel 9 interview, the former head of Internet Explorer explains what happened to the IE team after IE 6 for the first time, and talks about the new Windows UI technologies Microsoft is working on. Is Windows Vista relevant in a Web 2.0 world?

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Amazing 3D Site

This is a shockwave powered site with some incredible special effects. All I can say is... wow.

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Linux, Mac viruses and malware on the rise

The crusade to win a greater share of the operating system market away from Microsoft's Windows has long fired up the hearts of the Mac and Linux faithful. But popularity breeds contempt - from hackers.

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Microsoft to buy Ads in video Games

Microsoft Corp. plans to pay $200 million to $400 million for Massive Inc., a privately held company that places ads in videogames, the Wall Street Journal said on Wednesday.

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Microsoft patents watching TV and chatting at the same time

A patent filed by Microsoft has recently been approved by the United States Patent Office (USPTO). The patent describes a "multimode interactive television chat" system, where the user can view television while simultaneously selecting links available from the show, which may include chat forums revolving around said program.

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Microsoft Windows 2.0 with Steve Ballmer (1986) Video

Watch this video... Microsoft Windows 2.0 with Steve Ballmer!! $500? ,$1000? , Only $99!!!.... what a moron

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Microsoft officially rebrands multiple products

At the Microsoft Management Summit this week, Microsoft execs provided some official names and more specific timetables for several products under development."Monad," the Windows scripting shell, is now "Windows PowerShell." PowerShell is slated to be available for download in Q4 2006.Microsoft Exchange 12 is now officially (and expectedly) known as "Exchange Server 2007."Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) version 3 is now "System Center Operations Manager 2007," while Systems Management Server (SMS) version 4 will become "System Center Configuration Manager 2007." Both of these rechristened System Center apps are slated to ship next year. Source

Microsoft makes OneCare free for some

Microsoft is preparing to roll out its Windows Live OneCare security product, it is offering some people the $49.95-a-year service for free.Microsoft sent e-mail invitations to a select number of people who have been testing OneCare.These people will have early access to new features, said Brooke Richardson, a lead product manager at Microsoft.

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Microsoft Rocked by New IE Zero-Day Flaw Warning

Barely two weeks after shipping an Internet Explorer security makeover to cover a wave of drive-by malware downloads, Microsoft is scrambling to address the public disclosure of a new zero-day vulnerability that could be used in code execution attacks.

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Microsoft To Ship Longhorn Server In Second Half Of 2007

During his keynote at the Microsoft Management Summit 2006, Bob Muglia, senior vice president of servers and tools at Microsoft, told that the next major Windows server upgrade, code named Longhorn and informally referred to as the Vista server, will likely ship during the second half of 2007.

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Microsoft Launches Windows Mobile 5.0

At Mobile & Embedded DevCon 2005 in Las Vegas, Microsoft formally introduced Windows Mobile 5.0. The latest release of Microsoft's OS for smartphones and mobile devices offers updated versions of Mobile Office software, as well as Windows Media Player 10 and built-in hard drive support.

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Windowss Vista build 5365 Reviews

As most people will of heard, Windowss Vista build 5365 was released to testers on Saturday, this build has not appeared on MSDN yet and has been tagged as an internal, so the chances of it being posted there are slim.Initial reports are good, this build appears to be more stable and the dreaded UAP (User Account Protection) behavior has changed, allowing more simple tasks to be done without having to click away 3 different dialogs. There are a few reviews on the web, I've linked to one which I thought was quite good."After many falsepieces of information over the last few days regarding vista plus theanger being expressed by many Vista beta testers, Microsoft havefinally released what everyone has been waiting for, a new build. Itcomes in the shape of 5365, the same build Bill Gates showed off inJapan with screenshots being posted on WinFuture.de. I have finally gotaround to downloading and installing the latest vista build. In thisreview I will look at what has changed the improvements and anythingelse I feel like mentioning." Read on @ Bartys Blog

Windows Live Voicemail: The ultimate answering machine

Windows Live Voicemail: The ultimate answering machine Bill Gates is working on his prophecy, trying to make it our new reality. It’s not only the Microsoft Origami PC which is a match-up between a Nintendo DS and a notebook ― by the way, Samsung is about to introduce it on May 1st, 2006, according to Beta News. It’s more than that, it’s about the media convergence:Windows Live is going to offer a voice mail aggregation service. With this, you can centralize every missed calls, garner every voice messages from home, office, and mobile phone into one unique place.Messages would be stored in one the MP3, WAV and WMA audio formats. But you can change on the fly. Audio files could then be put on a multimedia player or stored forever.The voicemail aggregation is part from the now unveiled Microsoft Live Drive plan. Microsoft is planning to use its server farms to offer anyone huge amounts of online storage of digital data, reported Fortune magazine. Google also takes on the hyperdrive idea. But, somehow, they would figure out how to tweak their search engine to organize your voice data.

Some Mac Resellers Pre-Installing Windows XP

Some Mac Resellers Pre-Installing Windows XP Several Apple resellers are marketing Intel-based Mac desktops and portables with Windows XP pre-installed, but Apple Computer Inc. reiterated that it has no intention of following their lead. The resellers, which include a small Utah-based company and a major California computer online warehouse, are bundling Windows XP with standard Macintosh models, and pre-installing the Microsoft operating system using the Boot Camp dual-boot application that Apple released earlier this month. ExperCom is touting a $2,029 MacBook Pro with Windows XP Home pre-loaded; the price is just $35 above the Apple price for the portable. Meanwhile, ClubMac.com, MacMall.com, and OnSale.com -- all three part of Torrance, Calif.-based PC Mall -- list MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac mini machines with XP Home or XP Professional installed. Windows XP Home bumps up the usual price of the computer by $100, while XP Professional costs an additional $150. Retail prices for Windows XP Home are in the $190-198 range. A sales representative from MacMall told TechWeb that users can select the size of the disk partition assigned to Windows XP during the ordering process. But there are limits to what the resellers will do. "We don't support Windows XP - and neither does Apple," ExperCom said on its site. "We'll install it for you, but, hey, we're Mac people, so we can't help answer Windows questions!" Lengthy disclaimers, primarily about Boot Camp's beta status, also appeared on the ClubMac, MacMall, and OnSale sites.

Hu Jintao with Bill Gates - Report + Pics

Four years after his last visit, Hu Jintao, the 63-year old President of the People's Republic of China, is back in America. He comes as the leader of one of the world's fastest-rising nations, one the US is compelled to take seriously on all fronts.

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Windows XP SP3 Preview 6 Downloadable!

Though Microsoft still won't confirm that it will release a third service pack for its Windows XP operating system, a preview version of the software update has been made available on the Web. An "unofficial" preview pack of Windows XP Service Pack 3 is available at The Hotfix.

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A Tour of Microsoft's Mac Lab

A tour of the Mac Lab at Microsoft - 2000 square feet and LOTS of computers. A Must Watch.

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All Visual Studio Express Editions are now Permanently Free!

"Dear Visual Studio Express community, we are incredibly excited to announce that effective April 19th, 2006, all Visual Studio 2005 Express Editions including Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual J#, Visual C++, and Visual Web Developer Express will be free permanently!" Also check out the cool new tools.

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Microsoft Readies "Live Drive" Online Storage Service

The MSN team is working on a new Windows Live service, code-named Live Drive, that will provide users with a virtual hard drive for storing hosted personal data.

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Xbox 360 HD-DVD add-on at E3

Interview with Microsoft executive gives important news about HD-DVD periphial. "We will make sure that the HD-DVD-peripheral device will meet all the requirements to enjoy high-definition DVD playback."

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Microsoft Named New Sponsor for World Cyber Games

A joint announcement by Microsoft and International Cyber Marketing has named Microsoft as the new sponsor for......

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Microsoft to customers: buy premium editions

Get ready for the hard sell. Microsoft is gearing up for a splashy Vista launch experience that will hearken back to the glory days of Windows "Start Me Up" 95. The hype machine is designed to get people excited, get them lined up outside Best Buy at midnight

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Podcast support coming to Windows Media Player in June!

It looks like Windows Media Player 11, due to be released in June is going to have podcasting support built right in just like iTunes has it right now. This is definitely a step in the right direction for Microsoft, but they still have a long ways to go.

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What it's like to work for Microsoft

A programmer at Microsoft tells us what it's like working for the software giant. An interesting read.

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Microsoft Exchange 12 will be 64 Bit

Looks like Microsoft's latest version of their Exchage mail server will only run on x64 bit systems only. When this ships in 2007 this may very well tip enterprise IT to migrate to x64 infra. read more digg story

Microsoft is Protecting the Email Ecosystem

Microsoft will collaborate with more than 36 companies and industry and business organizations at this week's second annual Email Authentication Summit in Chicago to further build online trust and confidence through effective technologies and prescriptive guidance.

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Bye Bye Windows 9x

MS is pulling the plug on ME in july. Sayonara Windows 9x

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Xbox 360 Hackers Admit Their Mod Is Useless

After previously boasting about a DVD firmware hack that made it possible to run a backup copy of Project Gotham Racing 3 on a modified Xbox 360, one of the hackers behind the mod has joined Microsoft in calling it "useless".

Microsoft Set to Deliver a New Vista Build

It's not the consumer Community Technology Preview, designed to go to as many as two million testers. But Build 5365, with user-interface enhancements, is expected to go to a smaller select subset of testers the week of April 17. Read More...

Photo2Search: Explore the Real World via Camera Phone

Microsoft this week revealed that it is at work on a way to search the Internet using photos captured by cell phone cameras.So rather than typing in an Internet search query, someone can e-mail Microsoft a photo of what they're searching for. Photo2Search, as Microsoft calls the nascent feature, returns Web pages either with information about the objects in the photo, or sites that contain similar images. Microsoft is the latest example of how search engines continuously try to expand Internet search's utility, whether by using cell phone text messages to make inquiries as most search engines now allow, or using photos as is the case at Microsoft. News of Photo2Search comes a few days after Google, which views Microsoft as a chief rival, learned it received a patent for an alternative way to search the Internet using spoken words, rather than written text. View: Photo2Search Article

XP's Little-Known 'Rebuild' Command

Have you ever run into a "Missing HAL.DLL," "Invalid Boot.Ini," or "Windows could not start..." message? That was when I learned about XP's built-in "Rebuild" command. It often can easily fix "missing HAL," "Invalid Boot.Ini," "Windows could not start..." and similar problems in just a minute or two.

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10 things every Microsoft Word user should know

Get out of the word-processing stone age and learn how to use your word processor the smart way.

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Top 10 CSS Tutorials

A top 10 list of some great CSS tutorials. Complete with descriptions and images.

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China president at Gates house, not White House!

The first dinner of China's President's historic visit to the United States next week will be in a big, secure house in Washington where the host is one of the world's most powerful men. The White House? No. The Tuesday dinner will be held at the $100 million lakeside mansion of Microsoft founder and the world's richest man, Bill Gates.

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Microsoft Office Video

Microsoft Office Video

Simple Ajax Drop-Down Boxes

In this example, we'll use a pair of drop-down menu boxes (SELECT tags in HTML). A selection in the first box affects our list of choices in the second box. It's not exactly cutting edge, but it's a proof of concept.

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Bill Gates on Piracy: "They'll get addicted, and then we'll collect"

The proliferation of pirated copies nevertheless establishes Microsoft products â?? particularly Windows and Office â?? as the software standard. As economies mature and flourish and people and companies begin buying legitimate versions, they usually buy Microsoft because most others already use it. It's called the network effect.

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Microsoft Techfest - New Wonder

It might just be the quintessential Seattle gadget. Researchers from Microsoft have created an old-fashioned mariners compass that uses the Global Positioning System and an embedded database of Starbucks stores to literally point to the coffee retailer's nearest Seattle-area location. One of the things it doesn't do is tell you how far away that location is. But the researchers have an answer for that, too. "This is Seattle," said Raman Sarin, one of the researchers on the project. "You're not going to have to walk far." The Coffee Compass was one of the projects on display Wednesday at the annual Microsoft Research TechFest. But don't be misled by that device's seemingly whimsical nature. For the most part, this is serious business -- in some cases signaling the potential direction of the products Microsoft brings to market.

Europe has most Instant Messenger Usage, Microsoft MSN Messenger most used

comScore Networks, the leader in digital media measurement, today released the results of an analysis of instant messenger (IM) usage in various parts of the world. According to the study, eighty-two million people, or 49 percent of the European online population, used IM applications to communicate online in February. In comparison, sixty-nine million people in North America, or only 37 percent of the online population, used IM during the same timeframe. Interestingly, the analysis showed that IM is most heavily used in the Latin American region, with 64 percent of the online population using IM in February. The MSN Messenger application has the strongest penetration worldwide, with 61 percent of worldwide IM users utilizing the application in February. MSN Messenger is also dominant in Latin America, reaching more than 90 percent of IM users, and in Europe and Asia Pacific, reaching more than 70 percent of IM users in each region. North America is the most competitive IM market, with MSN Messenger, AOL/Aim and Yahoo! Messenger each garnering between 27 percent and 37 percent of IM users in February. Additional IM programs are gaining ground, especially outside of North America. Skype is now used by 14 percent of IM users worldwide, although this application is used by only 3 percent of the online population in North America. Skype appears most popular in Asia Pacific, reaching 26 percent of the region’s IM user population.

The Windows Vista Product Guide

The Windows Vista Product Guide provides a comprehensive overview of the innovative features and functions that make Microsoft® Windows Vista™ the next-generation Windows client operating system and successor to Windows XP. This guide also provides information the benefits Windows Vista offers diverse users as well as information about the different editions (SKUs) available. It’s about 300 pages, and contains a lot of really great information about Windows Vista. Download the Windows Vista Product Guide from here. (Warning: 43.3MB!) Rename the file to Windows_Vista_Product_Guide.xps (from .zip). To view the Windows Vista Product Guide: Microsoft’s new XPS Documents can be viewed, printed, full-text searched, and securely protected and authenticated with the latest rights management and digital signatures technologies. To install the XPS Viewer, please do the following: Windows Vista: April builds of Windows Vista should prompt you to install WinFX automatically after you double-click on the XPS document. For other builds, including the February CTP, navigate to your \Windows\SYSMSICache\WinFX\3.0 directory and install WinFX from there. Windows XP: The latest public version of WinFX can be installed here. After installing, you can double-click the XPS file to open it

Install a Wireless Card Into Your XBOX

DIY: Install a wireless game adapter into your XBOX internally so that you can have a wireless connection, where available, without the extra hardware. read more

InfoPath 2007 Webcast April 11th 2006

This webcast presents an overview of the new features in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 and InfoPath Forms Services. Join iit to learn how you can use InfoPath 2007 to automate and extend business processes by utilizing XML and integration standards to connect electronic forms to virtually any application or system. MSDN Webcasts

Office File Formats Announced

Office File Formats Announced Microsoft have announced the file formats for Office 2007, the next version of Microsoft Office which is due to be released in early 2007. The most notable change is the obvious visual change in file names. No longer based around 3 characters (e.g. .doc), they are now 4 letters long. Word = .docxExcel = .xlsxPowerpoint = .pptxThe naming change reflects the new xml technology being used by the files. We can but help think it reflects a desperate need to show that things have changed with Office 2007. But we're probably wrong.The files will allow backwards compatibility with older versions of Office. Office will also support natively a save as PDF feature, and saving files as XPS. XPS is a file format that allows for advanced digital rights. The Office 2007 is still be trialed in beta, which you can get online.

Apple Launches Software To Help Load XP On Macs

To broaden its appeal in a Windows-dominated world, Apple Computer Inc. unveiled software Wednesday to help owners of its new Intel-based Macs run not only its own operating system but also Microsoft Corp.'s rival software.

Apple's shares surged as Wall Street bet the move would help Apple grow its current worldwide personal computer market share beyond the current range of 3 percent to 4 percent by attracting more business and home users.

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XP boots in less than 10 seconds using gigabytes i-ram

This new pc card will allow you to increase and access your data extremley quick using the gigabyte i-ram card. This video shows the amazing speed and file acess in seconds. A must buy i know i am. read more

The Architecture Jounral

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Windows Vista on Mac

A Osx86project.org member manged to get Windows Vista running on MAC. See http://www.Osx86project.org

MSMobile

MSmobiles reviews the latest HTC phone (Qtek 8500) with lost of pics and a video.

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Microsoft's 'URL Tracer'

Microsoft Research has released a new tool to help pinpoint large-scale typo-squatters that are known to be gaming pay-per-click domain parking services.The lightweight prototype, called Strider URL Tracer, builds on the work within Microsoft's Cybersecurity and Systems Management group to keep tabs on a sophisticated typo-squatting scheme that uses multilayer URL redirection to make money from Google's AdSense for domains program. Source Seattletimes

Microsoft Vs Linux - Get the Fact

As you weigh the costs and risks of Windows and Linux, consider this: More and more independent analysts and leading companies find that Windows Server System outperforms Linux on TCO, reliability, security, and indemnification. Get the facts, and make the decision that's right for your business. Read More...

Imagine Cup @ thespoke.net

One world. Unlimited possibilities. Round 2 Qualifiers for online invitationals announced! Let's face it - the world needs help. The kind of help that happens when you take the top young technologists from around the globe and turn them loose on solving the world's toughest problems. That's what Imagine Cup is all about. Imagine Cup is your chance to innovate, show the world what you've got, and win some serious prizes. Simply put, it's your chance to use the power of technology to better the world - and have some fun while you're at it. Read More...

Registry Edits for Windows XP

This site contains 383 registry tweaks/vbs scripts for windows XP. Includes removing/deleting sticky keys, setting RDP port number, tons of modifications to start menu behavior, and about 380 more. read more

The New Microsoft Office User Interface Overview

The New Microsoft Office User Interface Overview

Key Features While the overall look of the redesigned applications is new, early testing indicates that people quickly feel at home in the new user interface and rapidly become accustomed to the new way these applications work. The ease with which people use the new interface is due to the simplicity of the new interface features:

The Ribbon

Contextual tabs

Contextual tabs

Live Preview

and Others

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Atlas Runtime Overview - On Gadgets

Atlas" is a free framework for building a new generation of richer, more interactive, highly personalized standards based Web applications. This new Web development technology from Microsoft integrates client script libraries with the ASP.NET 2.0 server-based development framework. In addition, 'Atlas' offers you the same type of development platform for client-based Web pages that ASP.NET offers for server-based pages. And because 'Atlas' is an extension of ASP.NET, it is fully integrated with server-based services. “Atlas” makes it possible to easily take advantage of AJAX techniques on the Web and enables you to create ASP.NET pages with a rich, responsive UI and server communication. However, "Atlas" isn’t just for ASP.NET. You can take advantage of the rich client framework to easily build client-centric Web applications that integrate with any backend data provider. Some Links To ATLAS -> Atlas on ASP.NET -> Atlas on Gadget -> Atlas on Start.com

Mix 2006

Check out Virtual MIX to see and hear all the action that happened at MIX. Virtual MIX offers a deeper look into the range of Web technologies from Microsoft including videos of partner and customer participants, photos and more. Watch the MIX keynotes and in just a few weeks all of the presentations from the event will be posted.

View MSDN Webcast on Windows SideShow gadgets

View MSDN Webcast on Windows SideShow gadgets You can register to view the recorded MSDN Webcast on writing gadgets for Windows SideShow. If you have not done this before, you will need to register for the webcasts - a pretty straightforward process. MSDN Architecture Webcast: Using Windows SideShow (Level 200) Start Time: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 10:00 AM (GMT-08:00) Pacific TimeEnd Time: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 11:00 AM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time Originally from: MSDN BLOGS

Microsoft WindowsXP TV ad - Ray of Light - Madonna

Microsoft WindowsXP TV ad - Ray of Light - Madonna When Microsoft release Windows XP, in 2002, the TV ad was with Ray of Light (Madonna). http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8490249456663499530&pl=true

Ajax For ASP.NET

Other then the ATLAS framweork being shipped with ASP.NEt here are some more cool ajax links for ASP.NET Developers. MagicAjax.NET is a free open-source framework, designed to make it easier and more intuitive for developers to integrate AJAX technology into their web pages, without replacing the ASP.NET controls and/or writing tons of javascript code. Anthem.NET is a free, cross-browser AJAX toolkit for the ASP.NET development environment that works with both ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0.

Microsoft Windows XP Installation This Video will shows the process of installing Microsoft Windows in Record Time of 9 Min. 14 Seconds. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5039769057726558056&q=microsoft&pl=true

Microsoft Origami Trailer

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Visual Studio 2005 Web Application Projects (RC1)

"Web Application Projects provide a companion web project model that can be used as an alternative to the built-in web-site based version in Visual Studio 2005..." Quoted directly from MS.

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Microsoft acquires Lionhead Studios

Microsoft Game Studio (MGS) has announced that it has acquired game developer Lionhead Studios, the makers of Black & White, Fable and most recently The Movies.

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Microsoft's responds to Apple's release of Boot Camp

Microsoft's responds to Apple's release of Boot Camp with a positive statement: "Windows is a great operating system," a Microsoft statement said. "We're pleased that Apple customers are excited about running it, and that Apple is responding to meet the demand."

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Microsoft launches Linux Site

Microsoft launches Linux Site Microsoft launched a Web site to promote its Linux and open-source interoperability work, at the LinuxWorld exhibition in Boston. Port 25 — the site’s named after the port used to listen for SMTP e-mail traffic — is an attempt to promote conversations about Microsoft, open source, and how the twain might meet. It is aimed at creating community for businesses and developers working with mixed platforms, mainly Unix and Windows, and also Linux.

Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit for Windows XP

Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit for Windows XP Brief Description The Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit for Windows® XP. Version 1.1 software update is now available. The new version still offers the same powerful software tools for shared computers in classrooms, school computer labs, libraries, and other public places as the previous version, and also includes software updates that resolve a few known issues. Download it here

What's Inside the Six Windows Vista Releases?

What's Inside the Six Windows Vista Releases? Microsoft will unveil the official Windows Vista version lineup on Feb. 27. Here are the names of the six core SKUs are familiar, thanks to a recent information leak, some of the specifics regarding the feature list for each variant might catch some company watchers by surprise. Read More...

Welcome to Microsoft

Welcome To Microsoft