We are happy to announce that Windows MultiPoint Mouse SDK v1.5 is now Live! Windows MultiPoint Mouse SDK 1.5 offers several improvements over the old Microsoft MultiPoint SDK 1.1 including: Now supports Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 operating...

The new MultiPoint Developer Forums are now live on MSDN! These forums provide you an exciting opportunity to join a community of MultiPoint developers where you can share knowledge, get questions answered, and learn from others experienced with the MultiPoint...

Many of you who follow the MultiPoint blog are aware that this year the MultiPoint team is sponsoring the MultiPoint Education Award at Imagine Cup 2009 – the world’s premier student technology competition. As captain of this year's Award, I invite...

We just released the MultiPoint SDK version 1.1 which includes APIs, code samples, tools, and documentation on MS download. Click here for the download. This version of the MultiPoint SDK includes many new features and enhancements, including: ...

I'm sorry for the delayed update. I know many of you have been waiting for the next release of the SDK, which we hoped would come out in December. We decided to make a few more improvements and expect Version 1.1 to be released in early March. We're on...

As Kentaro mentioned in the last blog post, I've been lucky to join the MultiPoint family and look forward to the innovation that this SDK will drive within the developer community. Kentaro's research and early trials shows that t his technology can create...

It’s incredibly exciting for me to see the creation of this blog and what it represents – increased momentum behind MultiPoint for PCs in schools! MultiPoint was conceived during the summer of 2005. That summer, a then-PhD-student from UC Berkeley...

The Windows MultiPoint SDK is a project that started out in Microsoft Research India and has been transferred to the Microsoft Education Products Group in the India Development Center (IDC) late last year. Today we are proud to announce our second...