We all know how Twitter has purely become obsession for some and habit for others. It is the place where things are reported instantly as they happen in real time. Twitter's stupendous quick growth over the months has enabled it to surpass Digg’s market share.
Microsoft today has unveiled the second installment in the ongoing “Laptop Hunters” Ad series. This Ad feature another shopper named Giampaolo who wanders around a market as he makes his decision to buy a PC over a Mac.
We all have been waiting for this! The official client for Skype has finally arrived for both the iPhone and iPod Touch platform and its all yours to download it for free from the App Store.
Windows 7 Build 7068 is packed with fresh new wallpapers and themes pack which could be download from here.
A Japanese Microsoft blogger has mistakenly posted a screenshot of what appears to be from the latest build of Windows 7.
If you are a regular developer of WPF and Silverlight based application then you must be aware of XAML – A XML based standard language created by Microsoft which is used in Windows Presentation Foundation / Silverlight stack of .NET Framework 3.0 and above.
Here’s yet another golden opportunity to grab a fully licensed Microsoft product worth around US $680 for free, absolutely no strings attached!
In his keynote address at the MIX 09 conference at the The Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Scott Guthrie, the Corporate Vice President of the .NET Developer Platform at Microsoft announced the beta availability of Silverlight 3 along with a Preview version of Expression Blend which enables us to develop Rich Internet Applications (RIA) using the newly released Silverlight 3 Beta 1.
Apple showed off a preview of the new upcoming OS for iPhone which will offer 1,000 new APIs for developers, and deliver over 100 new features. The iPhone OS 3.0 will ship in summer 2009 and will be free to all iPhone and iPhone 3G customers.
Well folks, Microsoft has already rolled out the Beta version of Silverlight 3. Silverlight 3 was expected to be announced by Scott Guthrie, Corporate Vice President of the .NET Developer Platform in his keynote today at MIX 09 in Las Vegas.
