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Monthly Archives: July 2012

Our top 10 wishlist for Kinect For Windows
24 Jul 2012

Our top 10 wishlist for Kinect For Windows

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

We’ve been playing with Kinect for Windows since it launched over a year ago in Beta. There’s a few things we’d really like to see that we think would make it that much better. Here’s our top 10. 1. Make … Continued

TTYA 2012-300 schoolgirls and a Kinect
13 Jul 2012

TTYA 2012-300 schoolgirls and a Kinect

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Technology Takes You Anywhere (TTYA) -  an event aimed at getting schoolgirls interested in IT was back again this year. This is the 4th year we’ve been involved with the event. This year the location moved to QUT Kelvin Grove … Continued

July 10-Imagine Cup finalist announcement
9 Jul 2012

July 10-Imagine Cup finalist announcement

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Today was the exciting day for everyone. Finding out who will win the Imagine Cup for 2012. Just after lunch they took all the contestants out to get a group photo at Darling Harbour. Then one of my favourite parts … Continued

9 July-Imagine Cup finalists, Bridge Climb and Women Innovators Dinner
8 Jul 2012

9 July-Imagine Cup finalists, Bridge Climb and Women Innovators Dinner

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Today was the big day for the top 6 teams. Their final presentation to the panel of judges. It was an interesting morning watching all the cool solutions: Taiwan – had created a device + software to monitor activity levels … Continued

8 July-Imagine Cup Finals Round 2
7 Jul 2012

8 July-Imagine Cup Finals Round 2

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Today was another big day for the competitors and judges. Round 2 meant seeing 3 teams twice in the same day. First up was the normal presentation round where students pitched their solution to a  team of 6 judges. The … Continued

July 7-Round 1 of Imagine Cup
6 Jul 2012

July 7-Round 1 of Imagine Cup

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Today was fairly massive. Started at 8am and finished about 10:45 pm. Judged 6 teams today. There were lot of nerve but also lots of excitement and passion about their solutions. Tonight they announced the 20 teams progressing to round … Continued

6 July-Imagine Cup Opening Ceremony
5 Jul 2012

6 July-Imagine Cup Opening Ceremony

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Today was the opening ceremony day for Imagine Cup Australia. Registration opened and we were issued with our name tags and event guide for the week. We had  bunch of briefings on our duties as judges for the week. We … Continued

5 July-Off to Sydney for Imagine Cup 2012
5 Jul 2012

5 July-Off to Sydney for Imagine Cup 2012

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

Today I headed to Sydney ready for the Imagine Cup 2012 World Wide finals. I was fortunate enough to be selected as a judge again this year. As I wandered around the local area it was cool to see the … Continued

Calling an ASHX handler from JavaScript
3 Jul 2012

Calling an ASHX handler from JavaScript

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

In my PhoneGap project I want to grab some data to display on Bing Maps.  Originally I created myself a really neat rest formatted WCF service that return JSON, but after I spent a day pulling my hair out trying … Continued

Getting the shortest route directions to items using the Directions Module
3 Jul 2012

Getting the shortest route directions to items using the Directions Module

by bronwenz@gmail.com | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

I’ve been progressing a bit with my little IPhone PhoneGap Bing Maps app today. I’m at the stage where I can show my custom pushpins on the map within a polygon and centre the map on the polygon. The next … Continued

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