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Minecraft: Xbox 360 update release time on Twitter first

The majority of gamers waiting for the Minecraft Xbox 360 update have been waiting ages, and 1.8.2 couldn’t come soon enough, which is shown when some people try and state that there’s at least another week to go. The consensus is that the Minecraft update for Xbox 360 will arrive within the next 24 hours, and this is thanks to some gamers feeling there’s a deadline, although it’s worth pointing out that Microsoft are not always very reliable when it comes to the 2 week testing rule. We’ve included a couple of images on this page that feature Skin Pack 3 for the Xbox 360 Edition of Minecraft, which more news on this DLC will arrive soon. These skins feature Awesomenauts and Half-Life, so feel free to share a comment on them and also if you’re excited about getting hands-on. Yesterday we touched on the frustration some people are feeling during the wait for Microsoft to certify Minecraft’s 1.8.2 update for Xbox 360, which the majority of gamers understand any delay no...

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 NY event follows Windows 8

Samsung are pretty busy this month with what is the Galaxy Note 2 launch in the United States, which starts with an event on October 24 in New York. Before this press event Samsung also have something planned for today and this is purely about Windows 8 and what will likely be ultrabooks, so keep an eye on PR later today when we published news on exactly what “ framing the future ” is all about. Today’s Samsung event had been highlighted in an invitation that’s less puzzling than those seen in the past, so we know what to expect with two extremely thin Windows 8 laptops, although you should never count out a surprise to be thrown in for a little extra hype. You can see the invite for Samsung’s October 15 event, today, in the image below. Are you ready for a new Windows 8 laptop, and if so what specs would it need for your money? Samsung will need to price the ultrabook careful, especially considering this month is also one that will likely see Apple release an iPad m...

Minecraft Xbox 360 1.8.2 update meets impatience

It has been a wait that some gamers won’t want to repeat, but the Minecraft Xbox 360 1.8.2 update is almost here and bringing with it new game modes, although the exact release date is unknown. Most Xbox 360 gamers that own Minecraft know the 1.8.2 update is currently being certified by Microsoft, which could take anything up to two weeks, and while the process started over a week ago it’s still hard to pinpoint a time when the download will become available. The new modes coming with the next Minecraft Xbox 360 update include Superflat Worlds, a Creative Mode, and a new Tutorial World that will replace the old world and this means saying goodbye to the terrains, structures, easter eggs, and pretty much everything. You can see two videos below that showcase Superflat and Creative Mode, so feel free to see these if you haven’t already and share a comment with your expectations. Some Minecraft gamers on the Xbox 360 have been worried that the 1.8.2 update could remove th...

Microsoft reveals Xbox Live Summer of Arcade 2011 dates / prices

We have some pretty exciting news now for those of you that have been waiting to hear about the Xbox Live Summer of Arcade 2011 release schedule, as we’ve just received word that Microsoft has recently revealed both the dates and the prices of all five games. Previous Xbox Live Summer of Arcade campaigns have given us games such as Limbo, Geometry Wars 2 and Shadow Complex. According to Martin Gaston over on the  videogamer.com website, this year’s Xbox Live Summer of Arcade campaign includes Bastion, From Dust, Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, Fruit Ninja Kinect and Toy Soldiers: Cold War. However, the game that is kicking it all off on July 20th is Supergiant Games’ action role-playing game Bastion, which features a dynamic narration and anime-inspired visuals. VideoGamer.com actually declared the upcoming Bastion game – which will set gamers back 1200 Microsoft Points – as one of the Best of the E3 2011 event. The next Xbox Live Arcade title to be released is Ubisoft’s much-antic...

Skype 5.5 beta download – hands on with Facebook features

Recently we spoke about Microsoft buying Skype, now we are excited to reveal that the Skype 5.5 beta has launched and with it comes Facebook integration, in our article we look at some of the Facebook features it brings. You can download Skype 5.5 beta for Windows  here , it runs on pretty much all Windows operating systems (from 2000 to 7) and is not too demanding in terms of required hardware, the installation is quick and easy and upon login you will see a similar looking interface, however there are some slight differences. Below we have embedded a screen which shows a new Facebook tab which you can click on, if you click on this you can connect your Skype account to your Facebook profile, this allows the app to integrate with Facebook and make the most of lots of new features. When granting Skype access to your Facebook account you are allowing it to access your basic information, send email to your email address, post on your Facebook wall, access posts in the news feed,...

Microsoft and Skype deal approved, dismissals affect stock options

Late last month we looked into Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype, in this article we looked at how the deal was strategic for both Microsoft and Skype, we are now hearing how this is affecting current Skype employees. According to BusinessWeek (BW), four Skype Vice Presidents were recently dismissed (Christopher Dean, David Gurle, Don Albert and Russ Shaw), these dismissals aren’t meant to be public just yet, therefore the three tipsters who leaked the information want to remain anonymous. What is interesting about the four dismissals is the fact that a Skype spokesman has said “As part of a recent internal shift, Skype has made some management changes”, however BW suggests the timing of them losing their jobs seems to benefit Microsoft and Skype more than it does the execs. Since Microsoft’s $8.5 billion deal to buy Skype off eBay was agreed back in May it seems as if Microsoft has been busy putting their plans into action, a recent article posted on TheRegister suggests that Microso...

Microsoft WebMatrix

Microsoft has released WebMatrix, the replaced of the old FrontPage. But what's WebMatrix? WebMatrix is everything you need to build Web sites using Windows. It includes IIS Developer Express (a development Web server), ASP.NET (a Web framework), and SQL Server Compact (an embedded database). It streamlines Web site development and makes it easy to start Web sites from popular open-source apps. The skills and code you develop with WebMatrix transition seamlessly to Visual Studio and SQL Server. And the best of all is that it's FREE! Microsoft WebMatrix

MVP Awards 2010

Thursday, July 01, 2010 Re: Frank Garcia, Most Valuable Professional, Windows Touch & Tablet PC To whom it may concern, It is with great pride we announce that Frank Garcia has been awarded as a Microsoft® Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for 7/1/2010 - 7/1/2011. The Microsoft MVP Award is an annual award that recognizes exceptional technology community leaders worldwide who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with users and Microsoft. All of us at Microsoft  recognize and appreciate Frank’s extraordinary contributions and want to take this opportunity to share our appreciation with you. With fewer than 5,000 awardees worldwide, Microsoft MVPs represent a highly select group of experts. MVPs share a deep commitment  to community and a willingness  to help others. They represent  the diversity of  today’s technical communities. MVPs are present in over 90 countries, spanning more than 30 languages, and over 90 Microsoft  technolog...

Patent for Courier

Microsoft received the patent for a Courier like device. How can we interpret this? Is Microsoft still planning to release the Courier in the future?   The Courier was in my opinion the closest thing I have seen to a serious competition against the iPad but inexplicably the project was canceled. It’s alive! Microsoft granted patent for Courier

Why You Should Compare Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007

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Microsoft Releases Windows Embedded Compact 7

This reminds me of a device that I owned a long time ago, a Jornada 720. That Handheld PC used Windows CE. And that's the relation with this news . Windows Embedded Compact 7 in not more than an update of Windows CE. Microsoft has just released initial code for Windows Embedded Compact 7. A follow-on from Windows CE, this operating system is handled in a very different way to your standard Windows installation. Instead of essentially the same block of code being used for every system it's installed on, developers are allowed to chop and change which software modules the OS does and doesn't include and even view and edit the source code to make the software fit its purpose in the best way. Microsoft Releases Windows Embedded Compact 7 - Software News - TrustedReviews

Microsoft says no more newsgroups

At last. News groups to me is like a dinosaur that Microsoft was keeping alive. They are useful sources of information, no question about it, but forums are a lot better to keep that information. So thank you Microsoft for listening.   Beginning in June 2010, Microsoft will begin closing newsgroups and migrating users to Microsoft forums that include Microsoft Answers, TechNet and MSDN. This move will centralize content, make it easier for contributors to retain their influence, reduce redundancies and make content easier to find. Overall, forums offer a better spam management platform that will improve customer satisfaction by encouraging a healthy discussion space. Microsoft Responds to the Evolution of Communities

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