Archive for August, 2006
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Twisted Tech TV #1 - Windows Vista & Web Browsers
Windows Vista, what’s new? What can you expect from it? Find out why you might want to consider Firefox or an alternative browser to Internet ExplorerDuration : 0:7:58 Views : 363062.
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Windows Vista Pre-RCI 5536
Here is Windows Vista Pre-RCI 5536. very good build.Duration : 0:44:12 Views : 8340.
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Apple WWDC 2006-Windows Vista Copies Mac OS X
Here we see Steve Jobs & Bertrand Serlet showing us (yet again) just how much Microsoft loves to copy Apple.Duration : 0:4:47 Views : 666949.
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Bertrand Serlet on Windows Vista
Bertrand Serlet on how Microsoft Windows Vista has copied Mac OS X Tiger, from the WWDC 2006.Duration : 0:4:25 Views : 15126.
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Windows Vista Speech Recognition
Lazy ppl! this is 4 u ;)Duration : 0:5:3 Views : 22874.
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Windows Vista speech recognition - the whole story
While I don’t particularly like Microsoft, and found the Vista speech recognition gone wrong clip a good joke, several Microsoft blogger pointed out the that it was a case of selective media editing. I was interested in getting the whole story so I downloaded the 70mb MSFT Financial Analyst Meeting 2006: Steve Ballmer clip from here http://www.microsoft.com/msft/speech/FY06/BallmerFAM2006.mspx
Knowing there were probably others who wanted to see it but didn’t wish to retrive the whole file, I cut it to show the entire speech recognition part. If you haven’t yet seen the CNBC selectively edited clip, I suggest you watch it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y_Jp6PxsSQ Having seen this, while I still find the original clip funny, it’s clear the bigger joke is on CNBC for their selective, misleading editing and (rather silly as well) commentary…
The issues and reasons for the failure are discussed here
http://blogs.msdn.com/sprague/archive/2006/07/27/680749.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/robch/archive/2006/07/28/681467.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/larryosterman/archive/2006/07/31/684327.aspx
http://blogs.3sharp.com/Blog/dougv/archive/2006/08/01/1672.aspxI’m not 100% sure on the copyright status, I hope that since Microsoft makes the entire clip available on their website and the CNBC selectively edited/misleading clip is available, they won’t mind. If they do, tell me and I will remove it ASAP.
N.B. As I hope I made clear above. I am NOT associated in any way shape or form with Microsoft, so please don’t accuse me of being soDuration : 0:2:40 Views : 270961.
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Windows Vista Fails
Microsoft attempts to demonstrate the voice recognition software included in Vista but fails miserably.Duration : 0:1:32 Views : 62344.