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December 23, 2006

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Do you want to create your own games for Xbox 360 and Windows based PC’s?

Microsoft has released [XNA Game Studio Express 1.0] aiming at small and full time developers to create games for Xbox 360 and Windows based systems. This release of the studio uses new and optimized cross-platform gaming libraries based on .NET. The only limitation at this point is that you can create games only for Windows XP SP-2 based systems. Further support for Vista will be available with next release of this product somewhere next year. What’s more? If you have

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Posted in: Industry News | Windows

December 23, 2006

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Are you Ready for a New Day Launch Tour 2007 of Windows Vista?

Microsoft will be conducting live sessions and events for IT professionals, developers and folks from small businesses to give an insight into Microsoft Vista in 59 cities across USA from January 16 to February 26. If you happen to be curious and want to explore the capabilities of Vista, Sign Up NOW! to attend the event at any one of the 59 cities near you. This should be a good opportunity for people who make technology decisions in companies about

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Posted in: Industry News | Windows

December 21, 2006

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Google Launched Patent Search

With over 7 million patents to search from, the site makes it very easy to search through filed patents. People who will love this kind of service from Google would be mostly lawyers, architects and companies who make products. Each search for patents would result in a page with result representing an individual patent. The title of the search result is the actual title of the patent. Just beneath that, you will see the patent number that was awarded, and

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Posted in: Google AdSense | Industry News

November 13, 2006

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Sun Microsystem Open Sources Java!

This has come as a pleasant surprise to those several hundreds of programmers who will now be able to have access to source code of Java SE Desktop and Java for Mobiles. The source code will appear on Sun’s web site [Java.net] and will be available under multiple licensing options. Most programmers will anyway go with GPL but others might choose commercial or any other type of license depending on what they might do with the code. Found @ TECHTREE

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Posted in: Industry News | Programming






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