If you're considering writing a gadget for Windows SideShow in C#, but don't know where to start, I recommend checking out Daniel Moth's screencast Writing Gadgets in C# . Daniel's been a great advocate for us over in the UK, and I encourage you to watch...

Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, and SideShow fans from around the world: I am pleased--no, thrilled!--to announce that the beta version of the Windows SideShow .NET Framework Components 1.0 (aka the managed API) is now LIVE . That's right, folks...

I was so swamped at CES last week I didn't have a chance to post this until now. Right before heading off to CES, I filmed a video with Larry Larsen at on10.net. It's a great roundup of many of the devices we were showing on the floor. If you wern't able...

Yesterday morning I had the pleasure of attending the taping of this great review of Interlink's SideLink remote control for Windows SideShow. Apparently Richard won a contest to roam the floor at CES and come back with his 2 favorite products to record...

The first Window SideShow-enabled notebook, the W5Fe, has been named a finalist in CNET's "Best of CES" roundup of the best devices here in Las Vegas! Read the review here . If you're in Las Vegas, come by the Microsoft booth in the Central Hall (#7144...

A news website has recently started reporting on the latest on devices for Windows SideShow. Take a look at http://www.sideshowdevices.com .

We'll be showing at CES showing a host of Windows SideShow-compatible devices including introducing several new devices that haven't been shown before such as our first Bluetooth devices and some very interesting new product designs. If you're at CES...