I really like my multitouch Dell SX2210T monitor . I have also used one by HP and 3M. The Dell was the best price point for my home use. One problem it has though is that it doesn’t work with a standard VESA mounting configuration; Dell does not offer any [...]
Continue Reading →Handsome group of people involved in this:
One of the most fun projects I’ve worked on in a while and you can see it here Boeing Next-Generation 737 airplane
Continue Reading →I remember a talk we had back in the early nineties, while I was working at Spry / Internet in a Box, the idea had come up of creating an OS that was entirely based on a browser. At the time the browser was NCSA Mosaic for use and an early beta of Netscape Navigator for the competition. [...]
Continue Reading →I ran in to an issue using custom complex classes in my model, that wouldn’t notify the View Model that something had changed. I didn’t like the idea of building everything as a one to one relationship between my View, View Model and Model just to get the UI to stay current. I prefer instead [...]
Continue Reading →Check out this article about the Microsoft Store Software Kiosk over on MSDN. They interview my colleague David Kelley, who was part of our Wire Stone team that helped build this WPF application.
You can watch the video interview here:
Video: MVP David Kelley shows us the [...]
Continue Reading →You can now get version 1.1 of the Windows Phone 7 application OM Meditation Timer. The latest version has added more audio feedback support. I created several new sounds for you to choose from along with the ability to have the sounds play at the beginning, middle and end. In [...]
Continue Reading →After many, many, many late nights I finished Bloop and it’s now available in the Windows Phone Marketplace for Windows Phone 7.
Bloop is a quick little loop recording and playback application. This is the first app that I put some effort in to around making a trial version. So [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve launched my first Windows Phone 7 application and it is now for sale in the App Marketplace! As someone who tries to meditate everyday, I built this application for myself, but thought it was good enough to release.
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Continue Reading →Here’s a video of one of the applications I recently worked on. The application was built using Microsoft’s WPF and was created to work on a 55″ multitouch display. We had 5 systems installed on one wall.
Here’s some more information about The Ballroom that was located in Harlem, New York.
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Continue Reading →I’ve been playing around with the Arduino more and more lately and really wanted to find a way to make it work with my other world of C# and WPF. The idea was to make an application that changes the screen based on how far away the user [...]
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