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Back at the end of May 2008, Microsoft gave the audiences of TechNet and MSDN (also of the Expression website) a taste of new social bookmarking tools, tailored for the two portals. At that time, the offerings were made available as previews with no details available as to when the final implementation would be deliv... |
22 August 2008
06:53 GMT |
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Visitors to Microsoft's Forums starting at the end of the past week could notice various subtle changes impacting the user experience from new features to the disappearance of functionality issues. The Redmond giant effectively kicked its forums up a notch by introducing release 3.4, designed not only to resolve... |
16 July 2008
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Microsoft is getting ready to take new social bookmarking tools out of the oven, and serve them via its Microsoft Developer Network and TechNet portals. John Martin, the Lead Evangelist for Server & Tools Online (STO) at Microsoft revealed that the Redmond company is getting ready to unwrap the tools this week, as a ... |
27 May 2008
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Microsoft has overhauled the Microsoft Developers Network and TechNet, its online hotspots tailored to IT professionals. The update, introduced on May 22, 2008, brings new content and a redesign which adds a dose of dynamism to the resources offered by the two websites. Senior vice president of the Developer Division... |
23 May 2008
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Microsoft is slowly opening up the availability of the final bits of Windows Vista Service Pack 1. As it released Vista SP1 to manufacturing on February 4, 2008, together with Windows Server 2008, Microsoft informed that the service pack would be initially delivered only to its original equipment manufacturing partne... |
15 February 2008
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Make no mistake about it. The final bits of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 are available for download, but this does not mean that end users can get their grabby hands all over the service pack. Released to manufacturing on February 4, 2008, alongside Windows Server 2008, Vista SP1's general availability was pushe... |
14 February 2008
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In 2007, Microsoft made available two operating systems, Windows Vista on the client side and Windows Home Server, on the server side, but still, as an offer addressed at home users. With the RTM of Windows Server 2008 on February 4, 2008, and the imminent Heroes Happen Here launch on February 27, in Los Angeles, Win... |
13 February 2008
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Windows Server 2008 was released to manufacturing alongside Windows Vista Service Pack 1 on February 4, 2008. It took a team of over 5,000 people more than three years to put together the successor of Windows Server 2003. In excess of two million copies of the server operating system have shipped to partners and test... |
6 February 2008
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Although Windows Server 2008 (RTM expected in February) and SQL Server 2008 (RTM expected in Q3 2008) are yet to be released to manufacturing in light of the fast approaching Heroes Happen Here launch in Los Angeles on February 27, 2008, Visual Studio 2008 is ready and set to go. The 2008 edition of Microsoft's ... |
29 January 2008
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The wait for the final version of Visual Studio 2008 is over. Microsoft has released the product to manufacturing and has also made it available for download via MSDN. The Redmond company indicated earlier in November that Visual Studio 2008's code would go gold by the end of the month and lived up to its promis... |
19 November 2007
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Forget about Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Beta, the first Release Candidate of the operating system is just around the corner. And to accompany the next stage in the evolution, Microsoft is cooking the broadening of access to the next testing milestone of Vista SP1. The Redmond company has in fact given indication th... |
5 November 2007
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The Microsoft Developer Network has gone through a slow overhauling since late 2006, and the results have begun to surface. Gradually, the changes introduced to MSDN have affected all areas of the website from the content to the style and to the domain name. This is nothing more than the natural evolution of MSDN, as... |
1 June 2007
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Microsoft will make public its plans for the Expression products at MIX07 on April 30, 2007. Seth Adams, Program Manager, MSDN Subscriptions announced this back in February. But in the meantime, Microsoft has reconsidered its position in relation to the availability of Expression within MSDN Subscriptions. In fact, b... |
4 April 2007
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