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February 2009 - Posts

We just posted that two web controls are being retired, so we can make room for new stuff coming @ MIX09 . The controls which are being discontinued are: Photos Control (showed you your photo albums and let you transfer the pictures to a third party website) Read More...
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Ben just announced   the technology preview for Microsoft Recite . The video below sums it up – good stuff! Read More...
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There is some serious bush fires happening in Australia right now -- very very bad. I don’t know much as I haven’t been following the news. I was pleasantly surprised the live.com team in the US have chosen this as a theme for the background on their Read More...
I just posted a couple of new announcements over at dev.live.com. We have worked with Octazen to make their importer use the Live Contact API which is way cool, now lots of sites can provide safer addressbook portability. I also posted about some Live Read More...
Few thoughts from the Open ID UX summit today: people need to be given a choice and they need to be in control of where their data flows. it isn’t enough to just say “if you want to sign in, we will get your address book”. What information gets shared Read More...
one of our field rockstars, brian gorbett has built a pretty cool mesh enabled web application – mesh video player . check out his post and watch his video and grab the code. (p.s. i think he is allergic to capitalization) Read More...
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Over at the Live Framework blog they’d posted a new community tech preview – download it . Enhancements include: Debugging or running a Mesh-enabled Web Application which contains no changes from previous versions immediately launches the application Read More...
 
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