Kind of suprising, but it turns out that some of the pictures in Vista’s wallpapers bundle were selected from Flickr.

If you’re interested in SAP you should probably check out this post listing out the SAP bloggers out there…

WPF didn’t ship with a DataGrid control in .NET Framework 3.0. The guys at Xceed Software recognized that and have now released an enterprise strength WPF DataGrid control to the community.
There is a beautiful demo XBAP called Xceed DataGrid for WPF LiveExplorer that lets you see the control in action and use it for yourself.

Tim Sneath blogged about a new WPF Wiki which just went live…
It is over at Channel9 at https://channel9.msdn.com/wiki/default.aspx/WPF.HomePage

Steve Fox, editor in chief at InfoWorld wrote an editorial about how enterprise software should become more consumer oriented and take advantage of recent development in that area.

SAP! That’s right…
Check out the first look on SAP’s widget development environment here: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/5552

Some more information on enterprise widgets soon…

Apple’s share fell as much as -7.53% on the past 5 days.
In fact, when looking at the share’s graph from the past month you can clearly see the price bump caused by the MacWorldiPhone hype:

Stefan Schwing, an SAP RIG specialist, has written a very comprehensive post on the Duet client-side components installation.
Check it out at https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/5390.

Quite expectedly, when the MacWorld distortion field fades away we find out the real facts that aren’t on Jobs’s keynotes.

It’s always funny to see this kind of unwanted critical error windows. Especially when its Bill Gates presenting or, as in this case, on a huge screen at Times Square… 🙂