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Review your TechEd calendar and make sure you've planned time to experience everything available while you're here. That includes Community Outreach activities in Hall E, exploring the TechExpo: Partner Solutions and Microsoft Solutions Experience, getting your Microsoft Certifications—whatever is…

!exploitable (pronounced "bang exploitable") Crash Analyzer is a plugin for the Windows Debugger that parses your crash logs and gives you two important pieces of information. First, it will collate all of your crashes and determine exactly how many there actually are. So for example,…

Truth be told, I'm just a huge fan of the Arc Mouse. I like everything about it and along with earbuds and phone it's a gadget that I always tend to have in my pocket. Recently while sitting on hold I spent far too long fascinated by the mouse and all the considerations that were taken in by the …

Here is a first look at a new product out of MSR that uses a Microsoft Surface computer integrated as a drop in replacement for a stove top. The diffused glass normally used for a Surface is replaced with a tempered glass which is then heated with an array of lasers that heat the stove top while…

Learn how to extend your existing Web applications and get them to live and breathe within Live Mesh. MIX09 sessions provide Devloper's insight into Microsoft's Live Framework and Mesh Services. For the latest details go to: http://2009.visitmix.com

The PDC is part of a whole family of Microsoft technical conferences. PDC (November 17-20, 2009 in Los Angeles) is focused on the future of the Platform and technical strategy. MIX (March 18-20, 2009 in Las Vegas) is for designers and developers who build innovative web sites. Tech·Ed (May…

Did you have a chance to see the Coding4Fun booth in the Channel 9 Lounge at PDC2008? Following up on the fun stuff displayed at PDC, C9 host Dan Fernandez has released his new book: Coding4Fun: 10 .NET Programming Projects for Wiimote, YouTube, World of Warcraft, and More.

Yochay Kiriaty, PDC2008 team member and author of a new blog for Windows 7 Developers, has announced the release of PDC Proceedings for the sessions held at PDC. In a conference as big as the PDC, you may not always go to every session you want. This new resource aims to help fill that gap.…

Supplement your PDC online or in-person experience by joining local and Microsoft Corporation subject matter experts for a 1-day MSDN Developer Conference held in one of 11 U.S. cities. Choose 4 sessions from 3 tracks or get your questions answered in the community courtyard. Take the time to…

Check out the wonderful new blog posting that Mike Swanson has made featuring where to get all the PDC2008 content, codes and session details.