Dreams of Microsoft

Metro Internet Explorer 10 Share Charm

Sorting through old emails, I found an article describing a feature of Internet Explorer that I somewhat worked on as a Program Manager at Microsoft. “Not that it’s mind-blowing or anything” the author states as he explains how the feature “COULD” be critical. After shedding a few tears of pride, I decided to put it here to make it easier for all posterity to remember my legacy.

Metro Internet Explorer 10’s Share Charm Could Be A Critical Feature

Gaikai: Photoshopping on a Cloud

Streaming video games has been the new hotness in the gaming world since OnLive revealed itself in March with the the ability to stream games onto a PC at HDTV resolution from distant servers with a web plugin or a small piece of hardware. Basically, cloud gaming. I was impressed when the news came out, but not being a gamer, I lost interest. Until I found this video above. Until I watched the 10th minute of the video above. Please watch the 10th minute on the video above. Gaikai, a similar service to OnLive, is able to stream Photoshop to a browser using only Flash. And it opens in 2 seconds. Gaikai needs to think about shifting its focus away from just games. And investors should be throwing money at this company.

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