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Tony Northrup , a Boston-area network security consultant and technology author, developed his interest in home automation after renting an apartment where every light was controlled by pulling a string. Tony's wife, Erica, ensures his home hacking projects are user-friendly and reliable, while his cat, Sammy, mangles every project within paw's reach.…

Anton Polinger Anton Polinger works on Audio/Video pipelines and media technologies at Microsoft, where he has been instrumental in all Media Center releases from XP through Windows 7.

Mike Halsey has worked for many years in IT support, including Siemens, and been a technical beta-tester for Microsoft. He is the author of Windows 7 Power Users Guide.

Greg Shackles is a Senior Software Engineer based in New York City. An active member of the community, Greg speaks regularly at many user groups and regional events.

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Developer Week in Review: A big moment for Kinect?

By James Turner
January 13, 2012

Microsoft thinks the Kinect has a bright future with the PC. Elsewhere, we have a new contender for worst software patent ever, and the mayor of New York City wants to get his geek on.

Developer Week in Review: 2012 preview edition

By James Turner
January 5, 2012

It's a brand new year, time to look ahead to the stories that will have developers talking in 2012. Mobile will remain a hot topic, the cloud is absorbing everything, and jobs appear to be heading back to the U.S.

Developer Week in Review: Are .NET programmers going extinct?

By James Turner
June 15, 2011

For Microsoft programmers, the week brought fear, uncertainty and doubt regarding their future as an elite class of developers. For a lucky teen, it brought a big paycheck. And for fans of Java, it brought a new version of the popular language one step closer to release.

Inside the e-wars: Barnes & Noble Woes and the Digital Marketplace: A 1-2 Punch

By William Stanek
March 7, 2011

Borders and Barnes & Noble used to be great. The #1 and #2 booksellers in the U.S., building out new superstores like they were going to grow forever. Three years ago, a new Borders was built in Olympia. It's...

Adventures in Windows 7 Troubleshooting: Browser-run Apps

By William Stanek
January 20, 2011

Ever had a problem with an app run via a browser window? You're not alone. Here's an entry related to troubleshooting these types of problems using the Sirius XM media player app as an example. The Sirius XM media player...

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