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Evaluate Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Release Candidate today “The new Exchange Server 2010 Release Candidate is here. Download this 120-day free release candidate version and try the new features in your own environment. When you register for the Exchange Read More...
Come spend a day with us to explore Windows Azure™ – Microsoft’s platform for building and deploying cloud based applications – from a real world point of view! During this event, we’ll review critical lessons Microsoft IT has learned migrating internal Read More...
For the first 75,000 people who want it, the first beta of the new free antivirus solution from Microsoft is available to download now. “Now?” Well.. it is now.. but by the time you read this it may not be any longer.  There is a limit, and high Read More...
Stephen Rose posted details about the expiration of the Windows 7 Beta in order to correct some confusing information out there. Building Community One Brick At A Time : Windows 7 Beta Expiration Correction “So..what are the dates?” Here are the details Read More...
RCs = Release Candidates RTW = Released to Web “for some” means “for TechNet and MSDN subscribers” You remember several days ago we announced that the RC for Windows 7 would be available to TechNet and MSDN subscribers on April 30th . “Hey, that’s today!” Read More...
Feedback e-mail to my boss: Harry Caldwell – HarryCal@microsoft.com Future Live, In-Person Event Information TechNet (for IT Pros): http://www.technetevents.com/kevinremde MSDN (for Software Developers): http://www.MSDNEvents.com NEW - IT Managers Community Read More...
“Huh?!” Yep. Release Candidate 1 (and only, I’ve heard) will be available to TechNet and MSDN subscribers on April 30, 2009. “Says who? All I’ve heard is leaks and rumors of leaks.” Says the Windows 7 team on the Windows 7 Team Blog . “Can I get it now?” Read More...
Microsoft announced today that the next version of Microsoft Exchange (previously known as version 14) is now called Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 . Here’s the MS PressPass article about it. Great name! Surprised? “No.” I didn’t think so. But the good Read More...
Now.. before you kill the messenger, you really need to read and understand this post from the “Engineering Windows 7” blog  in its entirety: Delivering a quality upgrade experience Don’t want to read it all?  Okay.. If you really want the summary Read More...
Orlando - March 16, 2009 NOTE: My demo scripts are attached to this post. You'll find the attachment at the bottom. E-mail Technical Questions: Kevin Remde – Kevin.Remde@microsoft.com Feedback e-mail to my boss: Harry Caldwell – HarryCal@microsoft.com Read More...
Awesome .  The IE team put up a “performance testing” video showing tests they did comparing IE8 and other well-loved browsers.  See it, plus other IE8 videos, here:  Internet Explorer 8: Videos NOTE: We don’t win every scenario.  Read More...
“Friday the 13th?” No.. I’m talking about the availability of a new Beta ("New Beta?" Yeah, I know.. redundant): System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 . This beta is full of features that coincide with the up-coming version of Windows Server 2008 Read More...
Today Microsoft reached another milestone in the release cycle for the next version of Internet Explorer - “IE8”. I’ve been running Beta 2 very happily for quite awhile, and recently gained access to an internal release of Release Candidate 1. Today we’ve Read More...
Good news!  The Windows 7 Team Blog announced that they’ve yet again extended the period in which you can download the Window 7 Beta .  As you may recall, I blogged about the original extension a couple weeks ago.   And now we’re doing Read More...
I’ve had a blast reading the many many reviews and personal experience stories around Windows 7   installations in the last several days since the beta release last week.  Once in awhile I’ll post my own observations.  But sometimes I figure Read More...
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