Play Led Zeppelin, Stairway to heaven on your mobile phone
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Tags: KDDI AU PHONE ORCHESTRA YAMAHA LED ZEPPELIN
Posted: 01 September 2008
Rating: 3.9
Votes: 21
Archive for August, 2008
Aug31
Yamaha Mobile Orchestra at the KDDI Designing Studio in Toky
Filed in: Enterprise Tech
Aug29
Opera grasps at straws with latest IE criticism
I was not a fan of Opera Software’s antitrust sabre-rattling a few months back over Microsoft’s lack of standards compliancy with its browser. But Opera’s latest complaints about Internet Explorer (IE) 8 make Opera look even more like a company that’s gone off the deep end.
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug29
A (Microsoft) Codename a day: Wringer
The Microsoft MOICE project isn’t new, but the codename and its origins were new to me. MOICE is designed to “wring out” malicious content from Office documents.
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug28
A (Microsoft) Codename a day: Sputnik
A piece of the infrastructure powering Microsoft’s adCenter and paid-search technologies is today’s featured Microsoft Codename of the Day. Read on for more about “Sputnik.”
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug28
What’s in IE 8 for enterprise users?
In the IE 8 Beta 2 Reviewers’ Guide, Microsoft provides a list of what it considers the most alluring features for business users of IE 8, the final version of which is expected this November.
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug27
Codename of the day: Nitrogen
The Microsoft codename contest continues. Today’s entry is Nitrogen, which is the next version of Microsoft’s ISA Server.
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug27
IE 8 Beta 2 ready for download
Mozilla’s new Ubiquity add-in for Firefox doesn’t really seem to go beyond what Microsoft is doing with the version of its browser due to ship in November. That’s my take, but you can form your own opinion. Starting today, August 27, at 3 p.m. EST, Internet Explorer (IE) 8 Beta 2 became available for download by anyone who wants to give it a whirl.
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug26
Microsoft to target Windows XP Pro users with Genuine ‘nagware’ notifications
Microsoft is stepping up its war on software pirates by rolling out new Windows Genuine notification software for what it is calling its most pirated version of Windows: Windows XP Professional.
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug25
A (Microsoft) Codename a day: Rouge
As I announced last week, I’m holding a short but sweet Microsoft codename contest this week, with the prize being a free signed copy of my Microsoft 2.0 book (which I will ship anywhere in the world to the winner). Today’s entry, based on one reader’s submission, is “Rouge.”
Filed in: Microsoft
Aug21
Microsoft reorgs its search group
Microsoft is creating a new group within its Search unit to focus on commercial search, according to a note to UK-based journalists on August 21.
Filed in: Microsoft
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