A versão seguinte de Mozilla Firefox, codenamed Gran Paradiso, mas melhora-o sabido como Firefox 3 está incorporando agora a fase final de testar com a liberação do 1 software Beta Os ™s€ de Itâ ainda um bocado cedo para o uso diário mas colaboradores e geeks são bem-vindos dar-lhe um funcionamento de teste, e ajudam ao ferro de Mozilla para fora todos os erros restantes. Tem lotes de interessar características novas, including a informação sobre o local você é visitar justo estala sobre o ™€ do ˜Faviconâ do †dos ™s€ do siteâ (o ícone pequeno que aparece na barra do endereço, tem beefed acima da proteção do malware, melhora toda a segurança redonda, integração com software do anti-vírus (alerta seu programa do avoirdupois se detectar qualquer coisa suspicious em um download), e característica€ do download do ™ do ˜resumeâ do †do ™€ S.A. do thereâ se sua conexão for interrompida para qualquer razão. A gerência da senha foi simplificada, o achado útil toolbar abre agora automaticamente e os relatórios adiantados sugerem que é mais rápido e mais estável do que seus predecessors e barrando todos os últimos disastres minuciosos a versão terminada está no curso por o ano seguinte adiantado da liberação.

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A notícia da versão seguinte de Windows, dívida para fora dentro 2010 e sabido previamente como BlackCombe, então Viena e Windows 7 tem sido agora razoavelmente fina na terra desde que nós duramos - mencionado lhe para trás em julho mas alguns tid-bits tantalising veio nossa maneira recentemente.

Como esperado lhe marca uma mudança significativa no sentido para Microsoft com a ênfase em pequeno, e o estojo compacto e têm sido já ™ dubbed€ do ˜MinWin†do â. According to one report the Windows 7 core or ‘kernel’, does away with all the fangly bits we associate with Vista and XP, (more…)

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Nope, it’s not a new email address — it’s a new blog. The team responsible for incorporating speech technology into Windows Vista, among other products, has a new blog called Speech @ Microsoft. Their blog started just this month and inaugural posts Read More……(read more)

Nope, it’s not a new email address — it’s a new blog. The team responsible for incorporating speech technology into Windows Vista, among other products, has a new blog called Speech @ Microsoft. Their blog started just this month and inaugural posts cover such topics as using speech APIs (COM or .NET) in applications and which languages are supported by Windows Speech Recognition and TTS (text-to-speech) in Windows Vista. If you’re interested in Windows Vista’s speech recognition capabilities (you did know that it’s present in all editions of Windows Vista, didn’t you?), then keep this blog on your radar.

When we talk about application compatibility for our large customers, it goes beyond making sure the latest game or end user application works. Our enterprise customers sometimes have hundreds of thousands of PCs to manage. That means a lot of different Read More……(read more)

When we talk about application compatibility for our large customers, it goes beyond making sure the latest game or end user application works. Our enterprise customers sometimes have hundreds of thousands of PCs to manage. That means a lot of different applications, from many different companies, some custom and some customized. To help these customers we created a suite of enterprise tools called the Application Compatibility Toolkit (see my earlier post), and also worked with partners to create a service called the Application Compatibility Factory (see here).

One thing you may not know is that we also have a team of specially trained consultants who work with customers on some of these very large deployments. We try to make sure all our customers can take advantage of the team’s knowledge, so we send them to events like TechEd or IT Forum and they contribute significantly to the content you find on TechNet and MSDN. Unfortunately it’s not always possible for customers to have one-on-one interaction with this team. That’s why we are pretty excited that one of the consultants, Caio Chaves Garcez, recently recorded the full 2 day training the team usually presents to these large customers. The

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