Free tools to build robots, beach babes cause chaos and AppFabric speeds up web applications
Microsoft dangles free tools for aspiring robot developers – giving away newly updated Robotics Developer Studio – bundled with some Continue Reading
Hotmail=cool, London Bus=Fifth Element, Microsoft=Most ‘social’ employees
Microsoft upgrade aims to make Hotmail cool again: it’s “the most extensive overhaul to Hotmail since Microsoft bought the service Continue Reading
Retail Applications for Deep Zoom and Silverlight Continued 3
My previous post included a simple carousel for 360 degree product viewing which uses the perspective 3D feature of Microsoft Continue Reading
Retail Applications for Deep Zoom and Silverlight Continued 2 1 Comments
As well as the high resolution imagery I talked about in my previous posts here and here, another common requirement Continue Reading
Virtual Space Exploration, Google and Microsoft Round 2 and Death to the Console (Long Live the Console)…? 1 Comments
PreEmptive Brings Application Monitoring to Microsoft`s CodePlex – PreEmptive’s Runtime Intelligence Service means open-source developers visiting the CodePlex site will Continue Reading
Retail Applications for Deep Zoom and Silverlight Continued 1 2 Comments
In my previous post I described one technique for creating extremely high resolution imagery for Deep Zoom well suited to Continue Reading
Retail Applications for Deep Zoom and Silverlight 3 Comments
Among the many practical applications of Deep Zoom (and Silverlight generally) is that of enhancing the shopping / browsing experience Continue Reading
Spotify for movies, man escapes from knife wielding robot and Google gets told off (again) 1 Comments
Voddler, the Spotify-for-movies, lands on Android – cloud based service is being tested showing movie trailers only first, then you’ll Continue Reading
IP addresses depleted – but Get a Bird’s Eye view, and do the Twitter bug 1 Comments
Bing Maps Enhanced Bird’s Eye Goes International with 194,000 square kilometres of imagery and doesn’t limit the user’s perspective, so Continue Reading
