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Mike Sampson took his camcorder over to software design engineer -- he works on Visual Studio core --  Rusty Deschenes' office. Got a demo at about 8:40. Audio is a bit low. Sorry about that.They talk about the managed packaged network and project flavoring in Visual Studio 2005.

We wondered why all apps couldn't be done in the Web browser. Joe, a program manager on the Windows Forms team, tells why the browser can't do it all.

Ever been in the pits with an Indy race team? Well, the Target team invited us along. Here's just some raw shots we took while they were practicing for the Toyota 400. At about 4:30 in the video you'll see the application they use to track the cars as they go around the track (and see data from…

On October 15, we traveled to the Toyota 400 Indy Race to meet with the Target race team. We had some problems encoding the video (we used a new HD camcorder that wasn't that easy to encode properly) but we think you'll find this one pretty fun. Here we interview Jacques Lazier, the driver of…

Are you coming to the PDC? Steven Woodward is working on the hands-on labs and gives you an update about what to expect and how to get the most out of the labs.

Did you know that Windows Embedded operating system runs many of the world's cash registers? Well, Mike Hall takes his camcorder over to meet Craig Jensen, a developer on the Embedded for Point of Sale team.The team, this week, released Windows Embedded for Point of Service 1.1 and Mike…

Jeff Barr dropped by Scoble's office the other day and showed us the contest winners from their recent Web Services contest that they held with Microsoft. More details on the Amazon Web Services blog.