In this edition of Weekend Reading, we’ve got stories on the Kinect Super Sunday Challenge, a new version of Skype for Windows, a collection of Windows Phone news bits and some alternative products for those concerned with some of the changes Goo…
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Weekend Reading: Feb. 3rd Edition–Don’t Miss the Kinect Super Sunday Challenge, the New Version of Skype for Windows, plus Windows Phone, Bing & MSN
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on February 3rd, 2012
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Comments OffLooking for Options? Try the Dynamic Duo of IE9 and Bing
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on February 3rd, 2012
For the last couple of days we’ve been running a series of Microsoft advertisements in some major newspapers, focused on some key differences between some Google products and practices and some Microsoft products and services. This conversation w…
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Posted in Email, Tech Companies Tags: Advertisements, Analytics, Behavioral Profiling, Bing, Couple Of Days, Dynamic Duo, Google, Hanff, Hotmail, Ie9, Independent Parties, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Products, Org Uk, Privacy Experts, Privacy International, Privacy Protections, Privacyonline, Relevant Results, Search Experience, Simon Davies, Third Parties, Windows Azure Comments OffThe Midweek Download: Feb. 1st Edition–File Management in Windows 8, Two Microsoft Research Profiles, plus Windows Phone, Internet Explorer & Windows Azure
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on February 1st, 2012
In this edition of The Midweek Download, we’ve got developer stories on Windows 8, Windows Phone, Internet Explorer and Windows Azure, plus two cool Microsoft Research profiles.
New on Building Windows 8: Acting on file management feedback. Build…
Posted in Email, Tech Companies Tags: Application Performance, Brinkman, Developer News, Developer Promotion, developers, Feedback Channels, File Management, Gaming Geek, Internet Explorer, Management Experience, Management Feedback, Microsoft News Center, Microsoft Research, Midweek, Midweek Download, No Brainer, NUI, Phone Internet, Polymath, Research Profiles, Rest Of The Story, Steve Clayton, Steve Hodges, Windows 8, Windows Azure, Windows Phone Comments OffGone Google? Got Concerns? We Have Alternatives
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on February 1st, 2012
During the last week or so, there has been a fair amount of discussion about how Google is making some unpopular changes to some of its most popular products. You can see some of the concerns and worries about lack of choice and so on in these links.
W…
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Posted in Email, Tech Companies Tags: Advertisers, Bing, Choices, Collaboration Solution, Corporate Communications, Corporate Vice President, Experiences, Google, Hard Drive, Hotmail, Internet Explorer, Mail, Microsoft Products, Newspapers, Office 365, People, Popular Products, privacy, Rsquo, Search Engine, Shaw, Web Office, Worries Comments OffWeb Sites and a Plug-in Free Web
Posted by ieblog on January 31st, 2012
The transition to a plug-in free Web is happening today. Any site that uses plug-ins
needs to understand what their customers experience when browsing plug-in free.
Lots of Web browsing today happens on devices that simply don’t support plug-…
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Posted in Browsers, Email, Microsoft Tags: Add-ons, Battery Life, Best Possible Experience, Compatibility, Constraints, developers, Flags, Free Experience, Free Metro, HTML5, Http Header, Ie10, Internet Explorer, Last Resort, Lt, Meta Tag, Mitigation, New in IE10, Plug Ins, Screens, Web Benefits, Web Browsing, Web Developers, Windows Desktop Comments OffOpen-source Enyo application framework now available
Posted by Palm, Inc. on January 25th, 2012
Today we’re excited to announce that we’ve kicked off the open sourcing of the webOS platform by releasing the first piece of the Enyo application framework. Today’s release is the cross-platofrm Enyo 2.0 Core. Enyo 1.0, the framework underlying the…
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Posted in Email, Mobile Networks Tags: Application Framework, Compatibility, Core Applications, Enhancements, Firefox, Flexibility, Hp, Internet Explorer, Jon Zilber, Mobile Platforms, Open Source, Party Apps, Safari, Technical Details, Third Party, Touchpad, Webkit Comments OffThe Midweek Download: Jan. 25th Edition–Wireless Networking in Windows 8, People Week (v3) on Next, Developer Event News, plus Internet Explorer & Windows Azure
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on January 25th, 2012
In this edition of The Midweek Download, we’ve got two new stories on Windows 8, some developer event news and People Week v3 on Next at Microsoft. Don’t miss ‘em!
Two more from Building Windows 8. In this Jan. 20 post on Building Win…
Posted in Email, Tech Companies Tags: Broadband Providers, Chayes, Developer Community, Developer Conference, Developer Conferences, Developer Event, Developer Events, Event News, Internet Explorer, Mickens, Microsoft News Center, Microsoft Research, Midweek, Midweek Download, Mobile Broadband, Networking Stack, Next Version Of Windows, privacy, Privacy Advocate, Spring Web, Steven Sinofsky, Web Conference, Windows 8, Windows Azure, Windows Live, Wireless Networking Comments OffThinking About Developer Events
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on January 24th, 2012
At the beginning of each year, many of us assess how we (and our developer community) might want to invest our respective time and resources for the year ahead, and we’ve devoted some of that energy in the past few months toward thinking about th…
Posted in Email, Tech Companies Tags: Ambiguity, BUILD, Developer Community, Developer Conference, Developer Conferences, Developer Events, developers, Four Months, Hellip, Internet Explorer, Keynote, Notion, Pdc, Reflection, Roadmap, Spring Web, Time Of Year, Web Community, Web Conference, Web Event, Web Platform, Web Standards Comments OffIE10 Compat Inspector
Posted by ieblog on January 20th, 2012
Compat Inspector is now available
for IE10. Use Compat Inspector to quickly identify if Internet Explorer platform changes affect your site. Whether you’re
preparing for IE10 or still updating for IE9, run Compat Inspector on any page expe…
Posted in Browsers, Email, Microsoft Tags: Bookmarklet, Compat, Compatibility, Cookbook, Developer Guide, Developer Tools, developers, Ie10, Ie9, Interaction, Internet Explorer, Js, Legacy, Lt, Menu Bar, Modes, Script Src, Test Cases, Testdrive, Testing Tool, Widget Comments OffThe Midweek Download: Jan. 18th Edition–Windows 8’s Next-Gen File System, the New Visual Studio Achievements Program for Devs, plus Windows Phone, Internet Explorer & Windows Azure
Posted by Jeffrey Meisner on January 18th, 2012
In this edition of The Midweek Download, we’ve got stories on a next-gen file system in Windows 8, the new Visual Studio Achievements program, cloud computing and highlights from the National Retail Federation’s annual conference, among oth…
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