Comments on: The non-hostile Apple OSX vs. Windows Vista OS debate, Part II

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By: pedro

pedro — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 18:40:43 +0000

Don’t forget that alot of the stuff and ideas that come with the .NET Framework exist on the Mac for many years now… with Cocoa or Carbon. Even XAML, that comes with .net 3.0, is somewhat of a copy of Apple’s NIB files…

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artis melayu — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 23:40:36 +0000

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By: Jean Ghalo Blog » Blog Archive » The 50 Most Important People on the Web

Wed, 20 Jun 2007 08:43:16 +0000

[…] You know a grassroots movement is a success when big business wants to join in. And for once, big business–namely Microsoft–did it right. This was largely due to Robert Scoble. At the time a Microsoft employee, he blogged about the company and revealed a human–and sometimes egg-covered–side of the Redmond empire. The glimpse into Microsoft’s inner workings, cool technologies, and smart people shattered (or at least dented) the Microsoft stereotype. Microsoft blogs have subsequently become an integral part of the company’s communication with users. In 2006 Scoble left Microsoft for PodTech.net, where his video podcast Scoble Show features interviews with geeks. Recent guests include PC World’s editor in chief Harry McCracken, who stopped in to debate the eternal question: Mac or PC? Scoble has also interviewed 2008 presidential candidate John Edwards, whose outspoken bloggers got him into hot water. […]