Author Archive for Chr0n1x
XNA Game Studio 4.0 Announced
0 Comments Posted by Michael March 10th, 2010 in Software, XNA, Xbox 360 Fresh out of GDC, the XNA team announced XNA Game Studio 4.0, which they say will be released within the coming month.
There are some interesting additions to the API this time around, and some changes that existing creators will need to take note of:
Windows Phone 7 Hardware Support
Visual Studio 2010 Integration
Microphone Input
Dynamic (Unbuffered) Audio [...]
Microsoft Internships for 2010-2011
0 Comments Posted by Michael February 3rd, 2010 in Internships, Microsoft Every year, Microsoft offers internships to Australian students in the Software Design Engineer (SDE) and Software Design Engineer in Test (SDET).
Microsoft has just announced that applications are open for a Summer (ours) 2010-2011 position. If you have an interest in gaining experience (and good money!) working on real world products for Microsoft, all whilst [...]
Just a quick reminder, if you are still running the Release Candidate (RC) of Windows 7, you will need to move to the final (RTM) version before June 1st 2010, otherwise your copy of Windows will be considered non-genuine and you will not be eligible for updates.
On February 15th, anyone still running the RC [...]
University Talk: Robbie Bach
0 Comments Posted by Michael January 31st, 2010 in Events, Microsoft, Xbox 360, windows 7
Robbie Bach, President of Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices division, will be giving a talk at the University of Sydney on Tuesday, February 9th, 2010.
For those who do not know, the E&D division handles products like the XBOX 360, Zune, Windows phone, all of the Microsoft hardware like Keyboards + Mice, and the Surface.
I personally hope [...]
Sunburn Rendering Framework now Free for Students
0 Comments Posted by Michael January 29th, 2010 in Deals, XNASynapse Gaming recently announced that the Sunburn Framework, a subset of the full Sunburn Engine XNA middleware is now free for Students, Hobbyists, pretty much everyone.
For those who did not attend the XNA Game Camp last year, Sunburn is a lighting engine that allows you to worry about your game play, instead of how your [...]
Happy New Year & Welcome Back
0 Comments Posted by Michael January 8th, 2010 in Microsoft, Office, Software, Windows Live, XNA, Xbox 360, windows 7 Happy New Year everyone, lets hope that 2010 is a great year for the tech industry.
CES has reminded us that some great things are coming out this year from many companies, but of course the focus here is on Microsoft.
This year we can expect to see Natal hit shelves, one of the most interesting [...]
XNA Game Camp this Friday
1 Comment Posted by Michael December 15th, 2009 in Competitions, Events, Imagine Cup, Microsoft, Software, Visual Studio, XNA, Xbox 360, windows 7Just a reminder to everyone who registered for the XNA Game Camp in Wollongong this Friday.
Registration is open from 10:30 to 11am, but trains take ~2hrs to get there, so be sure you know what train you need.
Let me know if you are going to the camp!
-Michael
Office 2010 for June 2010
0 Comments Posted by Michael December 2nd, 2009 in Betas, Microsoft, Office, SoftwareAfter a rumour appeared saying Office 2010 would be released in June 2010, Ars Technica contacted MS to confirm it, and it is true!
Microsoft expects Office 2010 and related products to be generally available in June 2010.
In the meanwhile, remember that you can get free access to the beta, which you can use for free [...]
Office 2010 Public Beta
0 Comments Posted by Michael November 20th, 2009 in Betas, Microsoft, OfficeJust in time to try out over the holidays, the Microsoft Office 2010 public beta is here!
http://officebeta.microsoft.com/en-us/
Head to that website to download either the 32bit or 64bit version of the next version of Office, and experience the nice changes they have made for yourself.
Personally I have found Outlook to be much more responsive compared to [...]
Interested in working in the IT industry, maybe you want to put your in depth knowledge of Windows to use? or have you spent your time learning .NET, only to find that not many universities offer qualifications for it? Want to tap into the booming business .NET job market?
The key to all of the [...]
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