MicroMonitor is a microblog monitoring tool for Twitter. Others, such as Facebook will be added in the future. It is a lightweight application that resides in your system tray and and displays updates in a balloon tip window as it finds updated statuses for the microblogs you are following. It also allows you to update your microblog by right clicking the tray icon. The C# source code is also a great example of REST based reads/writes and Twitter REST based API interaction. Other aspects it uses are XPath, LINQ and Unit Tests. Please send any bugs you may find to tensailabs at tensailabs.com. Download it here!
MicroMonitor by Tensai Labs
April 9, 2009The new Internet Explorer 8 only gets a poor 20/100 on Acid Test 3.
March 25, 2009Why they don’t want to do a good job? What are the problems? Well maybe it’s because a lot of “windows” sites only supports hacks and tricks made for other Internet Explorer older versions or else I cann’t understand nothing. Click here to view the full article.
Windows 7 will have higher application compatibility than Windows Vista
March 20, 2009Applications that didn’t run in Vista will run now be able to run in Windows 7. That’s because of some work that Microsoft has done to “rescue” certain types of programs that were rendered incompatible by the move to Vista. Click here to view the full article.
Windows 7 build 7057 – Far suppases previous builds
March 17, 2009Click here to check out an article that puts Windows 7, Vista and XP head-to-head in a series of real-world tests to find out which OS comes out top.
10 most useful Windows system apps
March 14, 2009Click this link to get the 10 most useful and free windows system apps that you can add to your software collection.
New Features Announced for Windows 7
March 14, 2009The Windows 7 engineering blog has a great post on sweet new features that you will find on Windows 7 RC due to be released in a few weeks. Check it out here.
