Day 1 Keynote

hmmm......... will .NET 5.0 be there ??? or is this Windows Blue focused ??

.NET 5.0 ?

Windows Blue ?

.NET 6.0 ?

C# 6.0 ?

There will be no live streaming????

Live Stream?

Hello Windows Blue

Where is the live stream?

they're going to launch visual studio 2013 and win 8.1 maybe

I am a Chinese user, really looking forward to

嘿嘿

Will here be a live stream?

Just awaiting for Windows 8.1 ! It will be the bes OS ever (for developers) !

today,is open

l like windows 8.1

waiting ~~

live?

你TMD是在逗我吗？@Lucky2013

get that Windows 8.1 ISO already :D

China Unicom 200KB/s+

17min Waiting......

Derp

Started?

快开始了，好鸡冻啊

@Windows 9 哈哈，有趣

wait for win blue

visit http://channel9.msdn.com/

visit http://channel9.msdn.com/ for live streaming

Live stream appears to have crashed.

There seems to be some problem with livestream. Its stopping abruptly and the video and audio are not in sync. Kinda unstable.

Stream from channel9 will play ~5s before stopping in latest IE10, Firefox, Chrome, Opera

Streaming work now.  MS needs to spend more time on Silverlight

it seems that it crashed :/

I take that back, it crashed on BBoy360 again.

Bboy360 has been following here: http://live.theverge.com/live-microsoft-build-2013/

Is it still streaming? I just get a Sorry, and error has occurred message.

Ok, nevermind it's working.

Great feedback from MS on Windows 8.1 Lots of stuff updated matching the feedback from the Windows 8 preview and going beyond what has been featured in the media, i.e. DPI-scaling, multi-monitor, multiple snap-ins ... great with better support for multi-taskning, i.e. also more across screens. I personally wrote about the lack of that stuff like using multiple screens, DPI-scaling and lack of more snap-ins on the Windows blog and during preview posts on the Windows Pro forum. So very satisfied with that.

Also this session demonstrates more support for the new WinRT apps i.e. those kind of apps are now better provisioned with content and demonstrating the new strengths in the WinRT software constructions i.e. showing off using sensors (i.e. the cook book hands-free example). In general using virtualization to support the actual content that should go onto the screen. So that fits nicely with CSS and HTML. I.e. geo (fencing ) and other dimensions like time put into software construction still holds the promise of releasing great value across application domain uses - and it's potential has yet to be released in context with more virtualization and automation. Hopefully these software constructions coming up on "surfaces" and increasingly in the real world will help that happen in the few next years.

Allthough not covered explicitly in this keynote, I look very much forward to testing the geo fenching and in general extended virtualization of the (start) screen including support for multiple screens and partitioning of those.

... and any new API's concerned with the WinRT File Explorer.

Basicly, Windows 8.1. seems to have dealt with a lot more cross cutting concerns and seems more focused on demonstrating the value/effectivity of apps constructed using the WinRT (Surface) application infrastructure.

My stream bounced all over the place.

good

Is there a place where i can watch the full keynote.

The livestream crashed, and when i reloaded the page, i couldn't get back to where i left (i was 20 minutes behind livetime)

@Reitzel: +1

To whoever at Channel9 did this so fast: Thank you. You rock.

If you are having trouble watching this click the mp4 option.

It's so great. It's time for me to experience it.

我喜欢新系统，觉得不错。

can't download the keynote! is there a problem !

This guy forgot to say 'Good Morning' or 'Welcome' at beginning of his talk. This is some indicator about their perspective related to gray users.

Already installed 8.1 on every device. I agree with Computermensch, they really showed the value of developing for the WinRT platform. Its not some scaled down version of windows as it was marketed. It is a feature rich platform that offers *NEW* opportunities for developers across a wide range of devices. Your move Apple and Android.

I think Windows 8 is great on the desktop and 8.1 just makes things even better. However I'm still not convinced that a Windows tablet is better than an iPad for what most people use it for.

Saying that MS are definitely on the right track with the fully functioning touch devices with full Windows, we just need the hardware to catch up a little and their shouldn't be a need for two separate devices in the future. However the technology just isn't there yet, I just hope MS doesn't abandon the idea and follow their recent trend of changing direction.

I like the way that MS think that the on screen keyboard is great with the type ahead feature.  Have they even looked at the Google Keyboard with their swipe functionality or even SwiftKey? Miles ahead.

If you are having trouble viewing, try other formats, I used Html5, and it worked great.

as you wish ...
I'm staying with Windows 8

The video jumped around on me

GRÉÂT JOB MICROSOFT

How about providing bandwidth to satisfy the demand!? Video buffering like mad.

I am really sad Microsoft have Live Streaming bad quality. why  Microsoft you must be more carefull what your developers problem even little small live streaming quality  ;(

Awesome stuff...

就喜欢新的系统，期待微软的突破！

Very interesting keynote!

WOW... So the deverlopers went to the Day1 event they received a WP, a 8.1' W3 tablet, also a Surface Pro!!

Nice Catchy tune at the start! any idea where i can get that from??

That's still nice, 100GB space is a lot to me. (I which I can write apps too....) Hope u guys gonna develop more and more good apps testing with that two machines, on the video it looks soooo cool coding with surface pro, they are both on my considering list. and thanks for clarify, ;) W3 is 8" not 8.1".

I've got 4 words for you: touch, touch, touch, touch!

Video breaks and need to be reloaded.

Silverlight is a toy, please do HTML5 video instead.

Great keynote, love Windows 8.1

I am amazingly impressed