Microsoft Research TechFest 2013 Keynote by Rick Rashid
Rick Rashid, Microsoft Chief Research Officer, opens TechFest 2013 addressing a shift towards more intelligent technology in an era defined by a proliferatio…
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My idea of a problem solving is like seeing Tesla in a Faraday cage doing
practical problem solving penning down observation taking measures doing
research on theory and displaying the problem going a step forward. I don’t
want code proving a hard problem running on a computing device. I want code
converting complex problems and transfer them to tech. A self driving car
is a good tech transfer example *unbounded. Search transfers visually,
machine learning box it even more as just data.
commenter on Youtube said to do it!
Xbox infinity NOW
All of these features should now be implemented into Windows Phones and
other Microsoft Products, then Microsoft shall dominate the tech world
Holy Xbox fan boys just hoping to get a hard on xD
Anything about XBOX??
Well hoping for something revolutionary isn’t a crime 😛
supposedly it will be shown on the 6th or 7th but it will be a private
event.
yay
@Derek De Souza I don’t work for Microsoft but if you view YouTube channel
TechMeShow you’ll see some of us are making Hardware to use with WP. Have
an RC Car, Weather Dock, etc. Now even a Pinky ring device.
Xbox video please
yes IBM did this, but for example in english -> chinese, if i spoke
english, it would use a playback of recorded chinese speakers voice, the MS
version is different in it uses “personalized speech” i.e. the english
speakers own voice morphed into chinese
Speech to speech is realy promising but as far as i know ibm did research
in this topic in,2006
yep it’s still realy impresing what microsoft did but also the research ibm
is doing is realy interesting…
I really want a Surface 2
There are plenty of people out there that dont need desktop pc legacy
applications for their tablet. Many still have a laptop as the main PC at
home but can see the appeal of a tablet. Windows 8 phones are great and
intuitive to use. Once people have realised the cheaper Android tablets
often offer poor value for money (as a result of reliability issues) there
may well be a shift towards products like the Surface 2. Most PC and
Laptop users only use them for surfing, writing the odd document or playing
games.
What should I buy ps4 or surface 2 or Xbox one
While capacitive pen is crap for drawing the text recognition is remarkable
and absolutely useable with OneNote. Remorte Desktop works great. On the
minus side MS should have made it much more easier (e.g. no jailbraking) to
use legacy apps recompiled for ARM (7-zip, Notepad++, …)
I’ve got the Surface 2 for about 2 weeks and I am still very enthousiast
about the tablet, especcially the renderingtime with zooming in and out
with PDF files. Also the use of the full version of Windows Explorer
together with my home network and Synology nass. Works great and the lack
of apps in the Store doesn’t matter for me because the apps I need are in
the store. They do just I expect from it and I don’t need lot’s of non
useable settings as in Android apps. Thanx for the good review !!
Your logic is fuzzy. Your complaint is the Surface 2 offers a revolutionary
full featured keyboard that doubles as a cover to protect the screen, that
actually utilizes the software that could use it? In other words, its a
tablet that offers more features that no traditional tablet offers. And
that’s a critique of Surface 2? The keyboard is definitely NOT “imperative”
to use. It just makes it more convenient and productive to use than not.
To the person that made the comment about iPad you’re absolutely right it
does somebody bucket load not the same time it’s never marketed itself to
run Mac apps Microsoft’s competes with itself by having a pro model that
does everything versus down a watered-down version that tries to have an
app ecosystem it really does hurt developers by doing that
Its a good tablet, my first windows 8 experience on a mobile device. I’m an
Android guy and glad I got this over Note 10.1. this gets way more stuff
gets done than any Android or iOS tab.
You really need to fill that crack in the table.
iOS doesn’t run any Mac apps yet it sells by the bucket load. Most people
just want to view photos, browse the web, watch a movie etc. This can do
all that. Of course it needs more apps, but iOS and Android were in the
same place once.
Also I know if you have to buy a keyboard and start typing on your tablet
you really shouldn’t own a tablet. An Ultrabook will be more of what you
need. This is opinion based only but it’s a is a tablet. The problem with
the keyboard is it can be imperative to use a keyboard and mouse in the
Windows experience. You should not have to add things on to get the better
experience of an operating system.
It looks nice there is no question about it I’ve sampled it myself. But at
the same time it’s a really hard sell for somebody to invest in the $450
tablet which doesn’t give you the full experience of Windows itself when
offered a pro model for 400 more. It would be like Apple selling a Mac
version of The iPad and not being able to run any of the Mac applications
that alone equals a problem.
I want the surface 2. It looks awesome