We know, from the side that tablet up there looks a lot like Toshiba's still unnamed 10-inch Honeycomb tablet , but it's actually the company's future Windows 7 slate , which we were told today won't be hitting the market until the second half of 2011. The model Toshiba had on display was behind...
mvcConf 2011 is streaming live from the (newly renovated) Channel 9 studios right now.
To watch the broadcast - for free - in 720P smooth streaming head to: http://www.mvcconf.com
For the full event schedule check out http://www.mvcconf.com/schedule
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Revision Note: Advance Notification published.Summary: This advance notification lists security bulletins to be released for February 2011.
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The cropping tool in wlpg 2011 does not work correctly. Tool is not relable and does not function as it should. I have an indentical PC with wlpg 2011 which does work correctly. I have reinstall twice with no luck.
Recorded live from the WebMatrix Launch Keynote at CodeMash 2011 on Jan 13th 2011 with Josh Holmes
CodeMash 2011 Recordings
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PayPal - What's new in eCommerce with Rasesh Shah
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Revision Note: V1.0 (January 11, 2011): Bulletin Summary published.Summary: This bulletin summary lists security bulletins released for January 2011.
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wanna take this time and wish you all a happy new yearr
hope this up coming year brings all your wish's true
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
From London :D
have fun all and don't drink to much :P
For the last edition of the Windows Desktop Report for 2010, Greg Shultz did a little poking around on the Internet to see what I could learn about the new, as well as existing, Windows 7 Tablet PCs.
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Can we talk? Based on the e-mails I get every day, I know a lot of you are still using Windows XP. I can understand why; it's like a comfortable old shoe. Plus, it's bought and paid for. Windows 7 probably seems stiff and scary, and it's not like Microsoft is handing out free upgrades.
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Can we talk? Based on the e-mails I get every day, I know a lot of you are still using Windows XP. I can understand why; it's like a comfortable old shoe. Plus, it's bought and paid for. Windows 7 probably seems stiff and scary, and it's not like Microsoft is handing out free upgrades.
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