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Gavin Gear's Tech Blog
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2009 19
- Upcoming changes for System.Device.Location in .NET 4 RC web release
- .NET 4 Location: Let's take a look at status...
- Let's write a simple .NET 4 Location-aware application!
- Video of PDC 2009 .NET 4 Location Session
- .NET 4 and VS 2010 to support Location API in all SKUs
- Going to PDC09? Want to learn about developing Location-Aware applications with .NET?
- 3 part Windows 7 Sensor Platform article by Sergey Zwezdin
- Great article covering Windows 7 Sensor development kit driver install
- Great writeup on car racing game XNA sample and sensor development kit
- Windows 7, coming soon to the public!
- Windows 7 Sensor development kit downloads are live!
- How to get new Freescale sensor boards to work on Windows 7
- Windows API Code Pack is live, and with support for Windows 7 Sensors!
- Windows 7 RC Developer Essentials
- Don't have a light sensor? Use VirtualLightSensor.exe from the SDK!
- Windows 7 Sensor development kit boards are available for order!
- Want to write a sensor driver? Windows 7 Beta WDK docs are live on MSDN.com!
- Windows 7 Sensor and Location Beta SDK Documentation Live on MSDN
- Windows 7 Beta Released!
2008 10
- WinHEC Session Slides for Sensor and Location Platform Available
- If you're interested in Sensors and Location in Windows 7, check out Jim Travis' blog!
- Using the Windows 7 Sensor Development Kit on a virtual machine
- Watch the Sensors and Location Session from PDC!
- So what is this new "Sensor and Location Platform" in Windows 7?
- Shameless self promotion: come see my WinHEC session on Sensors and Location
- If you're at PDC 2008, you need to check out this context-aware computing session!
- Returning to my blog...
- Great Windows SideShow Development Machine – Dell XPS 420
- SideShow News: New Device SDK for .NET Micro Framework v1.4
2007 33
- Introduction to Windows SideShow
- Silverlight Ink SDK Sample Available on Microsoft Downloads
- Something new... now working on the Windows SideShow Platform
- Check out this Silverlight Ink-Enabled search site!
- It's here, It's here, It's here!!! Silverlight 1.0 RTW!
- Time to upgrade your Silverlight code to RC1!
- Introducing the Silverlight Xaml Ink Builder tool: Creates Silverlight-Compatible Ink Xaml
- How To: Static Xaml Ink in Silverlight
- Silverlight 1.1 Ink Demo by Mark Johnston of MSDN UK
- Product Review: Toshiba M400 Tablet PC
- New Silverlight Ink developer sample, convert Journal files to Silverlight web pages!
- How To: Create an Ink-Enabled Sidebar Gadget Using Silverlight
- How To: Create a Silverlight Hypertext Application for Ink Photo Annotation
- Another Silverlight Ink Post by Julia Lerman - syncing Ink Annotations Over Video
- Julia Lerman of thedatafarm.com blogs about Silverlight Ink
- Overview of Ink support in Silverlight, MSDN conceptual topic
- Silverlight ink enabled photo browser – download the example code!
- Silverlight Ink Session @ Mix07, See the video!
- Want to see some demos of Ink in Silverlight? Check out this video from Mix07!
- How To: Implement an Ink enabled Silverlight Photo Annotation Webpage
- New Channel 9 post on the basics of adding Ink to your Silverlight webpage
- Silverlight 1.0 Beta with Ink Support Announced at Mix07
- Going to Mix07? Come by the Sandbox!
- Silverlight how-to: Sliding in an image with clip geometry using xaml
- Microsoft Silverlight Announced...
- Using CreateFromXaml() in WPFe? XamlStringBuilder could save you time!
- Check out this Mobile PC Application building contest, win a UMPC!
- New InkAnalyzer explorer tool from Josh Einstein
- Intoducing PathMaker – a tool for creating path markup for WPF/e
- VS project template for an Ink-Enabled Windows Forms Tablet PC application
- Shape recognition with the Tablet PC Platform InkAnalysis API
- Have you checked out WPF/e?
- A new year and new challenges for Gavin in the world of Tablet PC
2006 30
- Tablet PC: Getting started with InkAnalysis in WPF
- InkAnalysis in action, new search tool for Tablet PC
- Mobile PC Developers: Two great webcasts coming up…
- Tablet PC: Cool UMPC developer webcast coming up...
- Virtual Earth 3D Beta1 –vs- Google Earth head to head! You won’t believe what you see…
- Tablet PC: InkAnalysis now available from the RTM Windows Vista SDK
- Tablet PC: New InkAnalysis post on getdotnet...
- Tablet PC: How to redistribute the COM InkAnalysis API with your application
- Tablet PC: How to redistribute the Windows Forms InkAnalysis API with your application
- Tablet PC: Overview of InkAnaysis events
- Tablet PC: Generating ink from scratch *and* using the InkAnalyzerBase class
- Tablet PC: Gettting started with InkAnalysis using C++ / COM
- Tablet PC: What APIs/languages/IDEs can I use to develop InkAnalysis applications?
- Tablet PC: Performing multi-language recognition with the InkAnalysis API
- Tablet PC: The InkAnalysis API has RTM’d and the download is LIVE!
- Tablet PC: Recognition accuracy head to head: InkAnalyzer -vs- RecognizerContext
- Tablet PC: Getting started with InkAnalysis – intro to parsing
- Tablet PC: Getting started with InkAnalysis – asynchronous analysis
- Tablet PC: Getting started with InkAnalysis – basic handwriting recognition
- Tablet PC: Getting setup to develop applications with InkAnalysis
- Tablet PC Developers: Windows Vista SDK for RC1 is LIVE!
- Tablet PC: Performing Ink layout analysis with the Divider object
- Tablet PC: Performing handwriting recognition with an arbitrary recognizer using RecognizerContext
- Tablet PC: Using WordLists and Coerce mode with the RecognizerContext
- How To: Perform asynchronous handwriting recognition with the RecognizerContext object
- How To: Using Recognition Alternates in the Tablet PC SDK using RecognizerContext
- How To: Perform basic handwriting recognition with the RecognizerContext object
- How To: Create a basic Windows Forms based Ink application in C#
- Getting started with Tablet PC Application development using the Tablet PC Platform SDK 1.7
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