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Bill Hilf / MSDN Blogs:

Windows Azure Active Directory Processes 200 Billion Authentications - Connecting People, Data and Devices Around The Globe — At Microsoft, we have been on a transformative journey to cloud computing and we have been working with customers every step of the way.

Nov 28, 2012, 4:00 AM– In context

MSDN Blogs:

Kinect Fusion Coming to Kinect for Windows — Last week, I had the privilege of giving attendees at the Microsoft event, BUILD 2012, a sneak peek at an unreleased Kinect for Windows tool: Kinect Fusion. — Kinect Fusion was first developed as a research project at the Microsoft Research lab in Cambridge …

Nov 5, 2012, 3:40 PM– In context

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:

Updating our built-in apps for Windows 8 … As we get close to the general availability (GA) of Windows 8, there are many things that the Windows team and other teams at Microsoft have been doing to get ready. Of course, the most important thing has been working with PC makers to help …

Oct 4, 2012, 7:45 PM– In context

Antoine Leblond / MSDN Blogs:

Windows Store now open to all developers in 120 markets … At every major Windows 8 development milestone - Release Preview, Consumer Preview, RTM - we've added markets toward our commitment to a truly global offering. We often hear from those who don't yet have support in their market, and we've said we'll keep expanding.

Sep 11, 2012, 3:40 PM– In context

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:

Collaborating to deliver Windows RT PCs … Windows 8 and Windows RT each reached the RTM milestone, and we are hard at work in collaboration with ecosystem partners, including PC manufacturers, Silicon partners, and other component suppliers, to complete high quality Windows RT and Windows 8 PCs that we think you'll love.

Aug 13, 2012, 5:55 PM– In context

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:

Releasing Windows 8 - August 1, 2012 — Today marks an important milestone in the Windows 8 project. The Windows 8 team is proud to share with you that a short while ago we started releasing Windows 8 to PC OEM and manufacturing partners. This means our next milestone will be the availability …

Aug 1, 2012, 2:45 PM– In context

Steven Sinofsky / MSDN Blogs:

Simplifying printing in Windows 8 … Of all the peripheral devices that you can connect to your Windows PC, printers are one of the most popular, and have been supported for the longest time. In fact, Windows 1.0 (shipped in 1985) supported “a number of printers and plotters” and included a …

Jul 26, 2012, 6:45 AM– In context

Rob Copeland / MSDN Blogs:

Hardware accelerating everything: Windows 8 graphics … In computer graphics, high performance is a guiding principle. In the early days of personal computing, discrete, add-on graphics cards were mostly focused on specialized applications such as CAD/CAM and gaming.

Jul 23, 2012, 11:40 PM– In context

Antoine Leblond / MSDN Blogs:

Making money with your apps through the Windows Store … Currently, all the apps that are available in the Windows Store are free for customers to acquire—keeping with the preview nature of the Windows 8 releases to date. At Windows 8 RTM (Release To Manufacturing), all developers signing …

Jul 20, 2012, 3:50 PM– In context

Brad Calder / MSDN Blogs:

Windows Azure Storage - 4 Trillion Objects and Counting — Windows Azure Storage has had an amazing year of growth. We have over 4 trillion objects stored, process an average of 270,000 requests per second, and reach peaks of 880,000 requests per second. — About a year ago we hit the 1 trillion object mark.

Jul 19, 2012, 6:45 AM– In context

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