Sunday, 2010.10.31
Another first from Waukesha county, Wisconsin. Currently under alpha release, Sleuthware just released a dashboard allowing users a friendly game of Tag.
tag.sleuthware.com
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Windows Phone 7 Mobile 15Puzzle
Sunday, 2010.10.31
Sleuthware’s 15Puzzle, a Silverlight video thumb slider puzzle has been ported to Windows Phone 7 and should be available for purchase soon. The paid for version will allow users to play their own video and split into tiles for the game surface.
See: http://www.silverlight.net/showcase
Search for ’15 Puzzle’ or seek under the category filter Puzzles
On January 27 2010, this was featured on the opening page. The category for puzzles has been bumped from the main set. Just search for ’15 puzzle’, or ‘puzzle’ or open the puzzle category. Look for the black butterfly on the green and red background.
Sleuthware’s 15Puzzle, a Silverlight video thumb slider puzzle has been ported to Windows Phone 7 and should be available for purchase soon. The paid for version will allow users to play their own video and split into tiles for the game surface.
See: http://www.silverlight.net/showcase
Search for ’15 Puzzle’ or seek under the category filter Puzzles
On January 27 2010, this was featured on the opening page. The category for puzzles has been bumped from the main set. Just search for ’15 puzzle’, or ‘puzzle’ or open the puzzle category. Look for the black butterfly on the green and red background.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
On Demand Coupon Rendering for Mobile Devices
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Sleuthware just released a beta test version of a mobile device bar code on demand coupon rendering engine. Primarily used on Internet mobile devices, the application could be moved to any Internet connected device.
tag.sleuthware.com
Sleuthware just released a beta test version of a mobile device bar code on demand coupon rendering engine. Primarily used on Internet mobile devices, the application could be moved to any Internet connected device.
tag.sleuthware.com
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Sleuthware's Proprietary Microsoft Tag Validation
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Currently under development, an alpha relesase of Sleuthware's proprietary process for validating and authenticating a Microsoft Tag is being field tested. At point of observable origin, the viewer is able to confirm the Microsoft Tag has been registered and the Tag destination intention complies with third party guidelines and belongs to the group providing the viewable tag. Available for any Internet connected device, this simple additional step will remove the anxiety of wondering and removes any fear of nefarious activity. Contact the developer at developer@sleuthware.com
Currently under development, an alpha relesase of Sleuthware's proprietary process for validating and authenticating a Microsoft Tag is being field tested. At point of observable origin, the viewer is able to confirm the Microsoft Tag has been registered and the Tag destination intention complies with third party guidelines and belongs to the group providing the viewable tag. Available for any Internet connected device, this simple additional step will remove the anxiety of wondering and removes any fear of nefarious activity. Contact the developer at developer@sleuthware.com
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Microsoft Tag Increases Customer Satisfaction
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Sleuthware is currently refining a recent release of a Silverlight 3 application that will dynamically create Microsoft Tags via web services.
Buisnesses will be able to display a graphical tag image, that when viewed with a mobile phone device, will immediately hyperlink to the desired web content.
Uses include on-demand bar code couponing, both personal and business vcard contact information, instant phone dialing, SMS short messaging services, for sale by owner home brochure, business hours of operation, and numerous other ideas only recently dreamt about. Once a suitable time period has elapsed, analytics will provide proximity mapping and a chronological time and date when viewed status.
Once again, another first from Waukesha county, Wisconsin.
Sleuthware is currently refining a recent release of a Silverlight 3 application that will dynamically create Microsoft Tags via web services.
Buisnesses will be able to display a graphical tag image, that when viewed with a mobile phone device, will immediately hyperlink to the desired web content.
Uses include on-demand bar code couponing, both personal and business vcard contact information, instant phone dialing, SMS short messaging services, for sale by owner home brochure, business hours of operation, and numerous other ideas only recently dreamt about. Once a suitable time period has elapsed, analytics will provide proximity mapping and a chronological time and date when viewed status.
Once again, another first from Waukesha county, Wisconsin.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Silverlight Classic 15 Puzzle
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Silverlight Classic 15 Puzzle
Some have spent many an hour solving the simple thumb slider puzzle,
sometimes referred to as the '15 Puzzle.'
"Invented" by Noyes Palmer Chapman in 1874, many variations have
made their way into the minds of those that love puzzles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifteen_puzzle
Bored with the static sliding image, a more challenging variant was
needed. To demonstrate the power of Microsoft's new Silverlight
technology, I have an animated version displaying live video.
Silverlight is a Internet Explorer browser plugin. A simple one-time download from Microsoft is all that is required to start many hours of enjoyment, this new technology will bring. The puzzle itself will then render inside the browser, with no need to fool around with an install of software. Quick, clean and off you go.
Although the video can be a bit of a visual overload at first, it does inspire one to solve the puzzle, just to view the video, unscrambled.
http://sleuthware.com/Games/15Puzzle/
Careful, this is addictive. Enjoy . . .
Silverlight Classic 15 Puzzle
Some have spent many an hour solving the simple thumb slider puzzle,
sometimes referred to as the '15 Puzzle.'
"Invented" by Noyes Palmer Chapman in 1874, many variations have
made their way into the minds of those that love puzzles.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifteen_puzzle
Bored with the static sliding image, a more challenging variant was
needed. To demonstrate the power of Microsoft's new Silverlight
technology, I have an animated version displaying live video.
Silverlight is a Internet Explorer browser plugin. A simple one-time download from Microsoft is all that is required to start many hours of enjoyment, this new technology will bring. The puzzle itself will then render inside the browser, with no need to fool around with an install of software. Quick, clean and off you go.
Although the video can be a bit of a visual overload at first, it does inspire one to solve the puzzle, just to view the video, unscrambled.
http://sleuthware.com/Games/15Puzzle/
Careful, this is addictive. Enjoy . . .
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