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Microsoft details Windows 8 Calendar app design, wants to 'show your life clearly'
As part of its "Building Windows 8" blog series, Redmond has been doling inside info on apps like Mail and People, and now it's Calendar's turn in the spotlight. Steven Sinofsky blogged that one of the primary marks was to serve up a clear view of your life, and the team wanted Calendar to be easy to read and distraction free. To bring that about, it kept the info displayed to a minimum, giving users the option to easily change colors for important events and drop distracting ones from...
Published By: Engadget - Saturday, 16 June, 2012
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Microsoft Launches Siri-Bashing TV Ad For Windows 8-Powered Tablets appadvice (Today) - In a new TV ad strongly reminiscent of the infamous “I’m a PC” response to...
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Microsoft updates YouTube app for Windows Phone, addresses some of Google's concerns (updated) Engadget (Yesterday) - Last week, Microsoft's YouTube app for Windows Phone came under fire for not adhering...
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Microsoft: We understand the importance of used games GameSpot (Yesterday) - Publisher says supporting secondhand titles on Xbox One was a fundamental design criteria. Speaking...
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A rerun? Microsoft returns to TV programming with Halo show Cnet (Yesterday) - The software giant's new show, produced by Steven Spielberg, brings the company back to creating...
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Xbox One's next-gen Kinect is coming to Windows Tech Radar (Yesterday) - Xbox One won't be the only one getting in on the next generation of motion-tracking...
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Microsoft: 'Google Refused to Work With Us on Our YouTube App'
Wired (2 days ago) - A week after Google sent Microsoft a cease and desist letter to remove its YouTube...
