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PDC wrapped up a couple of days ago but information about many of the technologies that were announced during it continue to dominate my RSS feeds.
So since this is a linking kind of world – here are some more interesting stories about those things and a few odd bits thrown in:
- Win7 Previews Starting To Appear
- Search Server Express Free Download
- The Ray Ozzie PDC: Clarity Emerges from the Cloud
- Live from PDC 2008: Day 3
- Microsoft Live Mesh to hit Windows Mobile later this week
- Even your [insert relative] can program with Microsoft Boku
- New Xbox Interface is more about Movies
- PDC 2008 Must be Enjoyed
- WorldWide Telescope – New Release!
- Windows 7 In Pictures
- Design principles for Windows 7
- Permanent Link to You’ve got Windows 7 questions, I’ve got answers
- Is Windows 7′s new UAC just lipstick on a pig?
- Windows Live Essentials strikes back – completing the Windows 7 experience
- Can’t Wait for Windows Mobile 7? Try Windows Mobile 6.5!
- Live Mesh: Updating Has Begun
- PDC 2008: Windows Home Server, Live Mesh & Florence
- Windows Home Server and Live Mesh Technology Demonstration
- Live Mesh Beta update – Initial review
- Windows 7′s best secret feature
- More on the Windows 7 UI
- Live Mesh now available for Mac and Mobile!
- Update on installation of Live Mesh for Mobile – FIXED!
- Windows Update Agent Update rolling out over the next couple of months
- Live Mesh and Windows Mobile
- What’s new in Windows Live Hotmail?
- Windows 7 factoid: Ultimate Extras is dead
- Windows 7 factoid: Improved Resource Monitor
- Windows Live services factoid: New services coming in Wave 3
- EXTRA: Will Windows 7 be a trick or a treat?
- Microsoft Drop Windows Home Server Price By 30%
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