Aquí en la experiencia Blog de Windows, utilizo Soapbox en el vídeo de MSN para encajar y para compartir todos mis videos para mis postes del blog. Esta noche, el Soapbox y el equipo video de MSN ha lanzado el vídeo V4 de MSN con las nuevas características a Soapbox digno de tomar la nota de:

• Violación realzada del copyright. Los usuarios de Soapbox ahora estarán explicated dicho que uno de sus videos se ha señalado por medio de una bandera para la violación del copyright contra el vídeo no demostraría previamente simplemente para arriba sin ninguna clase de mensaje.
• Tiempo de codificación mejorado. Esto es un más ENORME para mí porque me deja conseguir videos uploaded más rápidamente al escribir un poste del blog. Previamente, tomó tiempo bastante para conseguir un vídeo uploaded totalmente para ser encajado en un poste del blog.
• Mini-Escaparate nuevo. El Mini-Escaparate es una nueva área en la página del aterrizaje donde los redactores video del equipo pueden demostrarle cuál es caliente en el sitio. I’m hoping to get one of my videos flagged for the Mini-Showcase sometime in the next few months.

There are a few more notable changes to take into account. When going to soapbox.msn.com - you will be directed to

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• Conductor beta de NVIDIA ForceWare 163.71 lanzado
  Otro Nvidia beta esta semana.
  (etiquetas: Nvidia Software Vídeo Drivers Beta )
• Vista se quema los discos duros de la computadora portátil - falta ocho veces más alto que debajo de XP
  Vista funciona del warmer de la impulsión 7 a 9 grados duros, incluso en modo ocioso dice un compartimiento alemán.
  (etiquetas: Hardware )
• Últimos suplementos de Windows Vista, menos de 3 días y cuentas
  The end of summer is here, where’s the Vista Ultimate Extras we were promised?
  (etiquetas: Último Suplementos )
• ¿Todo usted? el ve leyó sobre Vista DRM es incorrecto (parte 3)
  La tercera parte de serie del Ed Bott en el FUD que rodea DRM de Vista.
  (etiquetas: DRM )

Microsoft 2007 Office system provides many security improvements over its predecessors, including digital document signing. By digitally signing a document, you can confirm that you are the originator of the document and help prove that the document has not changed since the time you signed it. This white paper introduces the reader to digital signatures: what they are and how to use them.

You can digitally sign a document for many of the same reasons you might place a handwritten signature on a paper document. A digital signature is used to help authenticate the identity of the creator of (authenticate: The process of verifying that people and products are who and what they claim to be. For example, confirming the source and integrity of a software publisher’s code by verifying the digital signature used to sign the code.) digital information — such as documents, e-mail messages, and macros — by using cryptographic algorithms.

Digital signatures are based on digital certificates. Digital certificates are verifiers of identity issued by a trusted third party, called a certification authority or CA. This works similarly to the use of standard identity documents in the non-electronic world. For example, a trusted third party such as a government

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Microsoft today announced that its trademarked HDi™ logo will soon appear on all Toshiba HD DVD players. In addition, Universal Studios Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment will include the HDi logo on packaging for HD DVD movie titles beginning in the fourth quarter of this year. HDi technology is Microsoft’s high-performance implementation of the interactivity layer for the HD DVD format, which has taken the movie-viewing experience to an entirely new level with such advanced features as network connectivity and community scenarios. HDi is also a trademark of Microsoft, as recognized by the United States Patent and Trademark Office in its July 2007 notice of allowance for trademark.

Microsoft HDi technology powers the interactive capabilities in every stand-alone HD DVD player on the market as well the HD DVD drive for Xbox 360®. More information about HDi can be found at http://www.thisishddvd.com.

News Source: www.microsoft.com

Office Communications Server 2007 Best Practices Analyzer
The Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Best Practices Analyzer Tool is a diagnostic tool that gathers configuration information from a Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 environment and determines whether the configuration is set according to Microsoft best practices. You can install the tool on a client computer that runs Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, or on a server that runs Office Communications Server 2007.

Multilingual User Interface Package for Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 introduces a wide range of new features, most notably enhanced presence and enterprise voice capabilities, enabling users to place computer-to-computer calls and to place outbound calls to, and accept incoming calls from, traditional (PBX/PSTN) phone users.

By installing the Multilingual User Interface Package to an existing Office Communicator 2007 installation, users can switch the user interface of Office Communicator 2007 from one language to another.

Language Pack for Microsoft Office Communicator Web Access (2007)
Users of Communicator Web Access have access to many of the same features that are available in the Office Communicator 2007 desktop client. By using Microsoft Office Communicator Web Access (2007 release), users can access the…

Intel, along with other technology heavyweights, have formed a group to promote USB 3.0 with plans to deliver a specification in the first half of 2008.

The group, which was announced at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, includes HP, Microsoft, NEC, NXP Semiconductors and Texas Instruments. USB 3.0 is designed to deliver transfer rates 10 times the speed of a connection today.

According to Intel, USB 3.0 “will target fast sync-and-go transfer applications in the PC, consumer and mobile segments that are necessary as digital media become ubiquitous and file sizes increase up to and beyond 25 Gigabytes.�

USB 3.0 will reach these fast speeds by using fiber-optic wiring instead of the traditional copper variety. USB 3.0 will also be backward compatible.

Stephen Shankland, who interviewed Pat Gelsinger, general manager of Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group, reports that there is generally a one to two year lag from the time a standard is formed to actually making it inside a PC. Based on that timeline, USB 3.0 will be coming to a PC near you in 2009 or 2010.

News Source: blogs.zdnet.com