Microsoft Closes the Patch Tuesday Book for '06 Enterprise IT Planet
Microsoft ends the year with seven updates addressing flaws in IE, Visual Studio and Windows Media, among others.
SDK enables movie creation, editing, and export. ThomasNet
Utilizing plug-in ActiveX controls, BB FlashBack SDK v2.0 enables developers and software publishers to incorporate screen recording, movie playback, and editing features into applications. Based on BB FlashBack screen recorder, it is compatible with development environments including Delphi, .NET, and Visual Studio. Available in Basic, Professional, and Advanced versions, SDK is used in
DataDirect Announces XQuery.com For SOA Projects Linux World
DataDirect Technologies, a Progress Software company, announced the launch of XQuery.com (www.xquery.com). The Web site provides software developers and IT architects with a comprehensive resource for navigating the complexity of today?s application architectures via the power of XQuery ? the XML Query Language under development by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Remix-Based Read/Write Culture Vs. The Read-Only Choke-Hold: Lawrence Lessig Video Highlights MasterNewMedia.org
The Read/Write culture of the remix and mash up are reshaping the web as we know it. But both continue to be threatened by those who would maintain an economic choke-hold on creativity. For while smart start-ups and media producers are backing the new wave of democratic, participatory media, the monolithic entertainment industry continues to strengthen its grip on intellectual property with
Microsoft Aims At Robotics InformationWeek
Microsoft Corp. rolled out a commercial version of its Robotic Studio, an application development environment for robotics and may create a hardware design guide for robots similar to the design guides Microsoft writes for PCs.
Microsoft offers software for building robots Linux World Australia
Microsoft released the commercial version of its software for robots on Wednesday, hoping to shape the market much as it did for PC software a few decades ago.
Microsoft offers software for building robots InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - Microsoft released the commercial version of its software for robots on Wednesday, hoping to shape the market much as it did for PC software a few decades ago. Its Robotics Studio includes programming tools intended to make it easier to write robot applications, and a runtime environment that allows them to be used and reused on different types of hardware. The software
The XNA Game Development Studio for Xbox 360 and PC Ars Technica
Microsoft has officially released the final version of the XNA Game Development Studio, which aims to make writing games easier than ever before. We'll see if the days of the basement coder have come again.
MS launches build-your-own robot software PC Advisor
Microsoft has released the commercial version of its software for robots in the US, hoping to shape the market much as it did for PC software a few decades ago.
Xbox Takes Game Development to the Masses BetaNews
Microsoft has made good on its promise to deliver to enthusiasts a basic development platform for aspiring game makers to produce their own games for the Xbox 360 system. In addition, it launched tools on Xbox Live that it hopes would make the process as easy as possible.
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