8:30 PM ET, February 9, 2010
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Microsoft BizSpark:
Touching the Surfacing of Human Potential at TED 2010 — Dan'l Lewin, Corporate Vice President, Strategic and Emerging Business, Microsoft Corporation — At the TED 2010 conference, the Kauffman Foundation will host the World of Entrepreneurs tent.
Rackspace:
What Email Looked Like in 2009 in Numbers — The folks at Pingdom.com posted some interesting stats a couple weeks ago on what the Internet looked liked in 2009 in terms of numbers.
Channel 10:
5 Bing Map Apps for the Winter Olympics — The Microsoft Canada Development Centre recently ran a contest that challenged developers to create Bing Map applications for the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics, taking place in Vancouver, Canada.
Seesmic Blog:
Seesmic for Android Updates - Multi Accounts, remembering scroll position and much more — The Seesmic for Android mobile application has implemented exciting new features for you.
Intel Software Network Blogs:
Faster Scenery Displacement Mapping — Often times, the simplest and most elegant algorithms are obvious, but take the longest to figure out. In one level for an Infernal Engine game, we wanted …
Google Mobile Blog:
Introducing Google Buzz for mobile: See buzz around you and tag posts with your location. — Today we announced Google Buzz, a new product that integrates with your Gmail inbox and makes it easy to start rich conversations …