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Windows Phone Mango plugs in Skype video

...of Windows Phone 7, will support Skype video calling, attendants at a Microsoft Tech Ed session have heard. In addition, handsets with the Microsoft mobile... Read more

26 August, 2011

Microsoft Tech Ed hosts Europe's largest WLAN

The Wireless LAN set up for Microsoft's developer conference in Barcelona supported 7000 devices, and transferred 83GB of data in one day, according to the company Read more

4 July, 2002 by Peter Judge

Tech Ed ends with delegates singing from Microsoft's songsheet

All we are saying is give SOAP a chance, sings Microsoft's XML guru Don Box, at the tear-jerking conclusion of Microsoft's developer event Read more

5 July, 2002 by Peter Judge

Europe first to get Visual J#.Net

As the throng gathers in Barcelona for Microsoft's Tech Ed developer conference, everyone gets a copy of the Visual J# product Read more

1 July, 2002 by Peter Judge

Rupert Goodwins' Diary

...30/7/2004 A small but talented team is out at the Microsoft Tech Ed Europe 2004 show in Amsterdam, with Editor Matt Loney and... Read more

2 July, 2004
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and Kernel Changes

Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and Kernel Changes

Simulcast from Microsoft Tech.Ed 2007 in Orlando, FL. In this podcast, the speaker of... Read more

7 June, 2007
Why I Can Hack Your Network in a Day! [A Live Demonstration of Techniques and Tools Used by Hackers to Compromise Your Network]

Why I Can Hack Your Network in a Day! [A Live Demonstration of Techniques and Tools Used by Hackers to Compromise Your Network]

Simulcast from Microsoft Tech? Ed 2007 in Orlando, FL. See a live hacking demonstration that... Read more

6 June, 2007
The Network Is Slow: Identifying the Cause of Slow Network Communications

The Network Is Slow: Identifying the Cause of Slow Network Communications

Simulcast from Microsoft Tech.Ed 2007 in Orlando, FL. Windows PowerShell is the Microsoft next... Read more

6 June, 2007
The Next Release of Microsoft SQL Server: Overview

The Next Release of Microsoft SQL Server: Overview

Simulcast from Microsoft Tech.Ed 2007 in Orlando, FL. This podcast provides an overview of... Read more

4 June, 2007

Trade show freebies: a user guide

...dumbstruck by the appeal of a giveaway. I think it was at Microsoft Tech.Ed 2002. It was really tough to get inside the entrance... Read more

24 July, 2009

Top 10 Software Freebies

...had to wait 20 minutes in a queue to get into the Microsoft Tech.Ed conference one year just to get around the glut of... Read more

5 September, 2007

Rupert Goodwins' Diary

...30/7/2004 A small but talented team is out at the Microsoft Tech Ed Europe 2004 show in Amsterdam, with Editor Matt Loney and... Read more

2 July, 2004 by Rupert Goodwins

Microsoft puts the finishing touches on SP2

...next 2 months," said Tony Goodhew, product manager at Microsoft, at the Microsoft Tech Ed 2004 conference in Amsterdam on Wednesday. Windows Update will be... Read more

2 July, 2004 by Ingrid Marson

Orinoco floats WLAN management tool

Wireless LAN specialist Orinoco has launched a management product at Microsoft Tech Ed in Barcelona. It's the first software-only product from... Read more

5 July, 2002 by Peter Judge

Microsoft security push cost $100m for .Net server alone

...team spent all of February and March learning security, Thompson told the Microsoft Tech Ed conference in Barcelona. This alone cost Microsoft $100m, as well... Read more

2 July, 2002 by Peter Judge

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