May 20, 2003 8:30 AM
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From Microsoft Watch: MSR Hot Spots
You've heard of C#, J#, and maybe even X# — all programming languages that Microsoft has developed/is developing. But what about F#?
Why is Microsoft poring over Usenet message threads? There are lessons to be learned there, says cybercommunity expert Marc Smith. Read about Smith's pet project, Netscan.
MSR is dabbling in autoblogging. Will it beat Shirley Maclaine to the punch in commercializing Auras? Read on.
MSR thinks the unified inbox is more than just a pipedream. With The Scope, it's out to show how it can be done.
Check out our Q&A with Lili Cheng on "Sapphire" and other search/storage/retrieval technologies under investigation at MSR.
What if you could charge spammers a fee per message? That's the premise of Microsoft Research's Penny Black project.
More MSR Goodies From the ZD Archives
More on "Stuff I've Seen," Microsoft's latest social interface prototype from Microsoft Research. Interestingly, DARPA seems to have similar designs on a UI, in the form of LifeLog.
Check out "Inside Microsoft's R&D," Extremetech's report from MSR's West Coast Road Show earlier this spring.
See PCMag.com's take on the MSR Road Show for more details.
Microsoft's Programmer Productivity Research Center has been looking for the secrets to streamlining code testing and debugging. eWeek has the dish.
Fresh out of MSR, it's SPOT, Microsoft's Smart Personal Objects Technology. Earlier this year, Extremetech dug into SPOT's Atari connection.
Other Interesting MSR Links
Keep up-to-date wtih the ever-expanding list of Microsoft Research Projects here...
...And the list of MSR people here.
Microsoft Research Director Rick Rashid offers his insights on the hottest tech trends in this O'Reilly interview.
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I cannot refresh my screen becasue there is not a refresh buttom in the toolbar. When the connection goes dead I now must go back to my favorites and re-establish the connection.
Will the refresh button in the toolbar be added in the next update to IE7?
Thank you
Posted by Jeff Reinhardt | November 10, 2006 8:01 AM