Did you know that "Windows SideShow" is trademarked by Microsoft? That means there are a lot of rules and requirements around using Windows SideShow in any text, marketing materials, logos, articles, products, etc. To help you with understanding these...

A new version of the Device Simulator for Windows SideShow is available for download on the Microsoft Download Center site! This is a new, standalone package which includes version 1.3.3.0 of the Windows SideShow firmware based on the .NET Micro Framework...

Momentum is gaining, devices are coming to market, there are actually gadgets on the Windows Live Gallery--wow! So, where do you turn when you have a question or problem? Why, the brand new microsoft.public.windows.sideshow newsgroup, of course! Unlike...

Sure, CES was a blast and you got to see some cool toys, but you really didn't get to learn anything about how to build them yourself, did you? Or, maybe you're new to Windows SideShow and just want to see what all the hoopla is about? Well, have no fear...

Did you know that you can write a single gadget that works on both Windows Sidebar and Windows SideShow -enabled devices? It's unfortunate that we don't publicize this technology as much as we should, and so that's what I want to share with you today...