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Tuesday's Day 2 keynote was full of announcements, and Scott was there to live-Tweet them all. Follow him at @scottbekker, and check out our WPC page here for the latest news from Toronto.
Day 2 keynotes underway at #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Day 2 keynotes underway at #wpc12
Annual parade of Microsoft Partner of the Year award winners on stagercpmag.com/blogs/scott-be…— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Annual parade of Microsoft Partner of the Year award winners on stagercpmag.com/blogs/scott-be…
Nadella: Microsoft 'will always be partner led." #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Nadella: Microsoft 'will always be partner led." #wpc12
Microsoft calls the combo of Windows Azure, Windows Server 2012 and System Center the 'ultimate cloud OS' #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Microsoft calls the combo of Windows Azure, Windows Server 2012 and System Center the 'ultimate cloud OS' #wpc12
Nadella: GA of Windows Server 2012 is going to be September. It's going to RTM in August.— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Nadella: GA of Windows Server 2012 is going to be September. It's going to RTM in August.
Nadella announces customer technical preview of high-density website hostingon Windows Server #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Nadella announces customer technical preview of high-density website hostingon Windows Server #wpc12
Nadella also announces CTPs of vm hosting services and unified management portal services on Windows Server #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Nadella also announces CTPs of vm hosting services and unified management portal services on Windows Server #wpc12
Nadella launches 'Switch to Hyper-V.' Goal to get customers off VMware. Early adopter partners with wins are FyrSoft and Avanade #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Nadella launches 'Switch to Hyper-V.' Goal to get customers off VMware. Early adopter partners with wins are FyrSoft and Avanade #wpc12
Thom Gruhler, CVP, Windows Phone Marketing, takes the #wpc12 stage. Been at Microsoft 90 days.— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Thom Gruhler, CVP, Windows Phone Marketing, takes the #wpc12 stage. Been at Microsoft 90 days.
Gruhler: 'Smart phone users don't know about Windows Phone, and that's a problem we're going to fix.' #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Gruhler: 'Smart phone users don't know about Windows Phone, and that's a problem we're going to fix.' #wpc12
Huge applause for Windows Phone 8 video at #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Huge applause for Windows Phone 8 video at #wpc12
Gruhler: 'Windows Phone 8 is business ready' #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Gruhler: 'Windows Phone 8 is business ready' #wpc12
Gruhler promises deeper Windows Phone 8 integration with Exchange, Sharepoint and Lync #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Gruhler promises deeper Windows Phone 8 integration with Exchange, Sharepoint and Lync #wpc12
Gruhler: Nokia, Huawei, Samsung and HTC to make Windows Phone 8 devices #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Gruhler: Nokia, Huawei, Samsung and HTC to make Windows Phone 8 devices #wpc12
Microsoft to launch Windows Phone 8 in 50 languages #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Microsoft to launch Windows Phone 8 in 50 languages #wpc12
Pretty cool Microsoft Research demo. They did a 3D scan of Jon Roskill with Kinect and then made a bust of him from a 3D printer #wpc12— Scott Bekker (@scottbekker) July 10, 2012
Pretty cool Microsoft Research demo. They did a 3D scan of Jon Roskill with Kinect and then made a bust of him from a 3D printer #wpc12
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