This week’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas hint Microsoft will be showing something called “Avatar Kinect”.However, there will be a small portion of its presentation dedicated to its console.Avatar Kinect will be part of a forthcoming software update — one that “will allow Kinect owners to interact with each other using their avatars” much like Sony’s Home.
Microsoft will be ready to work with an ARM processor compatible version of Windows OS.ARM-based Windows support for Tegra 2 and Qualcomm’s upcoming dualcore CPUs and ARM-based Windows will be showed at CES next month……
Mozilla is outspoken in its dislike of the patent-encumbered video technology called H.264 and today Microsoft release H.264 HTML5 for Windows Media Player Firefox Plug-in.Microsoft is now lending something of a helping hand to Windows 7 users that insist on using Firefox for one reason or another……..
Microsoft Kinect is hacked for work with multitouch interface.Someone has taken the open source driver and plugged the Kinect into his own multitouch UI “TISCH” software library and it supports the Wiimote as an input…….
Wireless carrier Sprint has announced that their new Windows Phone 7 device naming as HTC 7 Pro coming this 8th November but only for a small number of people.To be more precise, only Microsoft employees would be able to pre-order the device next week, while the general public would receive access to it at a later date.
Microsoft changes Silverlight strategy they just shifts Silverlight to HTML5.HTML5 us a platform solution for everything, including Apple’s iOS platform……
Microsoft has released Windows 7 Service Pack 1 release candidate and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 for users running the final RTM version of the respective operating systems.
Microsoft said in a blog post on its Dutch Web site that Windows 8 is about two years from hitting the market.Microsoft is working on the next version of Windows.But it will take two years to complete.Microsoft also posted about that milestone on its U.S. Web site this week but made no mention of the timing of Windows 8.