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Note: This is a guest post written by Paul Green Unless you have been living under a rock for the past few years, you are probably aware of this project called the National Broadband Network. Touted by Julia Gillard and the ALP as a next generation, superfast broadband network, the NBN is going to change
Wireless charging… is probably the dream of everyone who has countless number of devices. Switching between power or USB cables is a tedious task and having to plug/unplug a cable everyday is not really a cool thing to do over and over. Duracell might have the solution if your device does not support wireless charging
Note: This is a guest post written by Dante Armistice For many years, the issue of climate change cast an ominous shadow across the printing industry as a cesspit of unsustainable, planet ‘unfriendly’ practice. From tree to trash, sustainability encompasses an array of issues closely tied to printing. So in order to go officially green,
Dave Glover and Nick Randolph To help Windows Phone developers, Microsoft takes the initiatives to create a place where consumers can submit ideas (either just for fun or to find real developers to actually develop for then) where as Windows Phone developers can just focus on developing the presented ideas.
Zvezdan Pavkovic (Senior Consultant) and Tanya Koval (Architect) Why Microsoft introduced Windows To Go Companies nowadays are focusing on Cost reduction Flexible work style BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) as people want to bring and use the same device for personal use and also for work. Windows To Go is pretty much your portable workspace,
Presented by Michael Atalla, Director, Microsoft Corp Michael Atalla invited the members of the press today to attend a special session, covering the latest Office experience on a touch based device, such as the Samsung touch tablet. Each of us was assigned to a tablet readied for us on the table, fully functioning and connected.
Session: Windows Phone – Be productive straight out of the blocks Jordan Knight @jakkaj, Solution Architect at xamling Jordan is actually the brother of Alex that I met earlier during the What’s New in Visual Studio 2012 session. Jordan talked about some issues and questions that were raised during the usual development and deployment of
Ibrahim Hamza briefed us this morning, talked about the Visual Studio 2012 launch, and also explained briefly what’s new in the version. He reminded us about current IT Trends, that is all about consumerisation and business agility (to be competitive, innovative).
After the early start on covering the Windows Server 2012, I attended tons of TechEd sessions non-stop throughout the day. Note that there are lots of sessions on different streams at the same time, so I’ve been popping up here and there to make sure I got a taste of different streams.
Windows Server 2012 – Philip Goldie from Microsoft Australia today talked about the latest Windows Server 2012 to the media this morning after breakfast. There are certainly exciting stuffs happening this year for Microsoft with the launch of Windows Server 2012, Windows 8, and Windows 365. Philip explained that the release of Windows Server
This is the first day of Microsoft TechEd Australia 2012. We don’t really have sessions yet apart from the 2 sesions at 3:15 p.m. I picked a session called “Stuff Developers Will Want To See” which was lead mostly by Andrew Coates.
