It’s time for the next generation. A New Generation, says Microsoft. Watch the event live!

Watch the live feed here -> http://www.xbox.com/en-US/hub/reveal

[EDIT:]
Visit the Norwegian Xbox One site -> www.xboxone.no

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Pssst: Do you want to see the solution? Do as asked below and it will be revealed…

Release 17. September 2013.

This mouse is very determined to survive – very funny!!

PS! Make sure you watch the entire clip with sound.

Told you it was funny…

If you are curious on how the Windows Phone system works or have thought about switching, you can now test it out on your current phone. Whether you have an iPhone, Android or whatever other brand, you can simply point your built in browser to the following address and get a pretty good demo. One of the great things about WP is that if you connect it to any of the popular social networks like Facebook, Linkedin or Twitter, you can get realtime and up-to-date information directly on your phone automatically. Give it a try!

Click or type this in your browser ->  windowsphone.com/demo

Watch the SONY press conference live at midnight GMT+1 on the 20th. of February.

Live streaming by Ustream

Do you often wonder what type of wine would go to your favorite food? Or maybe you just can’t figure out what to buy at the liquor store? Follow this easy guide to get the perfect wine for your food.

Click for a bigger view of the wine details.

Norway has emerged as the most advanced nation in the world in terms of consumer adoption of digital media, with the UK ranked tenth.

In Norway, average penetration of IPTV, smartphones and tablets has reached 38.8% of people, with the UK totalling 23.1%, according to new research from ZenithOptimedia, putting it in 10th place.

Smartphone penetration in Norway is 65%, compared with a 44% average across the top 19 global markets.

Total penetration of smartphones reached 36% in 2012 across the 19 markets, with the forecast suggesting that this will double to 72% by 2015.

South Korea is the market outside Western Europe with the highest adoption of new technology, standing in ninth place with 23.1%. The US reaches 19.4%, putting it in 12th place.

Tablet penetration average 5% across the 19 markets in 2012 but is expected to reach 13% by 2015.

IPTV is the slowest growing of the three technologies but will reach 9% of homes across the 19 markets by 2015, up from 7% last year. The Netherlands, in third place overall in 2012, is expected to gain the top position by 2015 due to swift growth of IPTV takeup, resulting in 91% of homes having the technology by 2015, according to ZenithOptimedia.

This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk

Sometimes you don’t want the end-user to choose the regional language settings when they start Outlook Web App (OWA – former Outlook Web Access). Luckily there is a way to force user-mailboxes to a predefined language setting, both individual user mailboxes and all users. This can be accomplished by using Exchange Management Shell (EMS – PowerShell) and the command: Get-MailboxRegionalConfiguration and Get-Mailbox.

To set an individual user to English (US):

Set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration -Identity ITNC -Language en-US

(Replace ITNC with your mailbox name.)

To set all users to English (US):

Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited | Set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration -Language en-US

(Combination of the Get-Mailbox and Set-MailboxRegionalConfiguration commands.)

To check the settings, use these commands:

Individual mailbox: Get-MailboxRegionalConfiguration -Identity ITNC

(Replace ITNC with your mailbox name.)

All users: Get-Mailbox | Get-MailboxRegionalConfiguration

Users will still be greeted with the Outlook Web App regional language option when signing in for the first time (example in Norwegian). But doesn’t affect the folder names since they are now hardcoded to use English (en-US).

As you can see, the users can now enjoy their own regional language and still keep their English (en-US) folder names in tact.

PS! Users created after running these commands will still get asked to choose; so it’s probably a good idea to run this every time you create a new batch of users to ensure the new users are set correctly.

If your e-mail gets stuck in the Drafts-folder when you try to send an e-mail from either OWA or Outlook, there are a couple of things you should check. I’m guessing you already have checked the settings under ECP - mail flow -> accepted domains/recieve connectors and send connectors. Including the Exchange 2013 Help – Configure Mail Flow and Client Access (TechNet) for any other settings you might have forgotten.

1. What you probably haven’t done or checked is the following – adding the correct DNS lookups in ECP – servers:

2. Select Custom setting for both External DNS lookups and Internal DNS lookups. Now add an IP address of a known (i.e. your ISP’s public) external accessible DNS server(s) to the External DNS lookups, and add the IP of your internal Domain Controller to the Internal DNS lookups.

3. Restart your Exchange Server and everything should work properly.

PS! Please use the comments field below for questions or any other feedback!