Self Destruct is a fun and fast paced shoot'em up game programmed by Terry Cavanagh with graphics by Annabelle Kennedy:
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Self Destruct is a fun and fast paced shoot'em up game programmed by Terry Cavanagh with graphics by Annabelle Kennedy:
XNAnimation is a skeletal animation library for XNA. The library allows developers to easily manipulate, playback, interpolate and blend animations. See the following video for a demonstration:
Yahoo! has released version 2.5.2 of the Yahoo! User Interface (YUI) Chart Library. The Chart Library requires Flash Player 9.0.45 or higher. Supported chart types include:
Google has recently published the Google Chart API, which lets developers dynamically generate and embed static charts into Web pages.
Some of the supported chart types include:
Checkout the following video for a quick introduction to Community Games Beta on Xbox Live. The video covers the following topics:
This year all entrants will receive a free 12-month XNA Creators Club trial membership.
The entry deadline is September 23, 2008.
According to a News.com article, Microsoft plans to include a multitouch interface in Windows 7. The really exciting news is the multitouch interface should work with existing touchscreen hardware as demonstrated on a Dell laptop in the following video:
Sheraton Hotel demonstrates Microsoft Surface:
Popular Mechanics reviews and demonstrates Microsoft Surface:
Short video showing some of the things that are possible using Microsoft Surface technology:
Television commercial with Bill Gates presenting HP's version of the Windows Home Server:
Microsoft introduces Touch Wall with improved drag-and-drop technology for wall-size displays:
Microsoft recently released Windows Home Server, which makes it easy for families to keep and share documents, photos, videos, and music.
Some of the key features include:
Learn more about Windows Home Server.
According to InformationWeek, more than half of all IT professionals surveyed believe we are in or heading for a recession.
As the economy cools, many of the 374 business technology professionals in our poll are bracing themselves for trouble.
- 58% say we're either in or headed for a recession
- 57% are being asked to reduce or limit IT spending
- 37% are cutting IT staff, third-party consultants, or both
The InformationWeek report titled, "Recession And You" for IT professionals is currently available as a free download.