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I have been impressed with the concept of Azure Connect since I first heard about it. I have done some tests and created a blog post about using it with real world third party software.

I can recommend "Two Finger Scroll" and especially like the ability to open the context menu using a two finger tap. I never use my trackpad's buttons any more.

I finally gave in after seeing all your Windows Phone 7 coverage and knocked up a quick PDF Converter / Viewer. I have posted a screenshot on my blog. Not sure yet where to take this application so comments and ideas are welcome.

Finally a sensible explanation of oData and the reason behind it.

I have started a similar series about Porting SharePoint 2007 WSPBuilder solutions to SharePoint 2010. However we keep using WSPBuilder and don't upgrade to Visual Studio 2010 and maintain compatibility with both versions of SharePoint.

"Workflow expressions are always in VB syntax"? Say it ain't so.

I know it is all still beta, but I noticed that the new VS interface is not very efficient with regards to the available screen estate. Big gaps between panes, valuable space that could be used to display code

Shame the focus of this video is more on testing workflows rather than building them.

Man, I am being negative today, it must be the weather.

Wow, I can't believe you pronounced my name properly. I have been living in the UK for 10 years and no one has managed it before.

TextGlow is pretty cool. After seeing this video I wrote an article about how to use it from SharePoint.

Sorry for playing the Devil's Advocate here, but is there any reason why WPF/E should be used when a perfectly mature and viable alternative (read Macromedia / Adobe Flash) has been available for years?

What is going on with these 800MB downloads lately? I just want to get the 320x240 file that I always get so I can watch it on my phone on the train.