But this time, maybe, we have a winner: the Developer.

Reading this post it really seems like the efforts in Microsoft and Mozilla to enhance their web browser, with the help of the community too, reached a very nice achievement: they, both, made a tool that can be helpful in the daily life of a web developer. The other browser? Uhm, maybe the same with some little lacks.

Check it out: link 

That’s very cool.

Instead of opening a page with your translator, you can directly ask the Bing search engine to translate the words for you. This is very nice and useful feature that can speed up your surfing experience.

Look at this:

Check it out at the MS Translator official Team blog page.

Uhm.. to be honest I don’t think so, but I’d really like it..

But what is it Gazelle? It’s a new project, actually right now is a prototype, about a new way to construct a web browser. Honestly not all so new. I found some things in common with the basic ideas that steer the development of Chrome, and looking at the comment, I’m not the only one thinking like this.

So… Enjoy it.. on Channel 9

A quick note to remember myself, and maybe to share with someone else, that the Microsoft Live Labs just releasead PhotoSynth, a new technology that automatically reconstruct a three-dimensional space from a collection of photos of a place or an object.

So.... Enjoy it!  Photosynth

Another little post to help me to remember, and share, some useful links.

This is about software methodologies and I found it nice.

SW Methodologies at a glance..

Ok Ok.. It's a joke.

Or better, now there is "only" the blog:

Engineering Windows 7

but better than nothing ;)

I can't believe that.. I read and read again this article about three time.

Sun will be one of the next Windows Server's OEM!!!!

So will we ses Windows Server running on a Sparc Station or an UltraSpart Server??? Greattttt... Like an old article where you did see a Vista Ultimante runing on a MacBook.. eh eh

Looking aorund for some 64 bit software for my pc, under the burning program category I found this: Infrarecord

This is a new FREE program with another feature: it's open source. So if you're curious about how a burn program works this is your occasion to understand it better. The source code it's under Sourceforge