A sneak peek at Office Communications Server '14' (images)
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Among the capabilities of the next version of Office Communications Server "14" is improved location information.
OCS 14, the next version of Microsoft's business telephony, corporate instant messaging and presence server, is due out in the second half of the year.
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Leaked photos and video of the first Nokia phone to be running Windows Phone 7 Mango seem to offer the best of both worlds: the impressive design of the N9 and a new OS that should be supported for years to come.
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop was showing this phone codenamed ?Sea Ray? at a press event when his pleas for ?no pictures please? and for recording devices to be put away were ignored (lucky for us), which is how these images and brief video became available.
?Sea Ray? has the same slim body with sharp edges, and curved Gorilla glass over the all-screen
look of the N9. According to the Hungarian site Technet?s English translation of the leaked materials
The device itself is nearly identical to the just announced N9. Some difference, we can see
ifferent LED placement on the back (but the same 8 megapixel Carl Zeiss lens) and a
If this ?Sea Ray? turns out to be the real thing, then Nokia may finally have a hit on its hands.
n Monday, Commodore USA released a set of "sneak peek" images of its prototype of a brand-new Commodore 64. One of the most
beloved home computers of all time--and part of the group of machines, including the Commodore Vic-20, Atari 800, Apple II and IIe,
and Commodore Amiga, that forever changed the way people interacted with computers.
Although 29 years have gone by since the C64's 1982 release, Commodore USA says it is releasing a new version of the venerable
computer, complete with a new version of the Commodore OS that has been updated for modern day and which includes a Web browser
Although 29 years have gone by since the C64's 1982 release, Commodore USA says it is releasing a new version of the venerable computer, complete with a new version of the Commodore OS that has been updated for modern day and which includes a Web browser and a Microsoft Office-compatible suite of productivity tools.
The company isn't saying when--or definitively if--the new machine will be released, but since the pictures were released days after April 1, we can only hope that this isn't a joke.
And remember, Commodore implores, "The new Commodore 64 is a fully functional PC compatible, so you can even install and use the latest versions of Windows if you really feel you need to. We provide a beautiful graphical boot menu at start up from which Windows can be selected to run, so you needn't lose any of the functionality of the new C64's included Commodore operating ipad bag blog of best sutudeg community the modern short domain names country and systems."
The company isn't saying when--or definitively if--the new machine will be released, but since the pictures were released days after April 1, we can only hope that this isn't a joke.
And remember, Commodore implores, "The new Commodore 64 is a fully functional PC compatible, so you can even install and use the latest versions of Windows if you really feel you need to. We provide a beautiful graphical boot menu at start up from which Windows can be selected to run, so you needn't lose any of the functionality of the new C64's included Commodore operating ipad bag blog of best sutudeg community the modern short domain names country and systems."
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