MSDN has published chapter 4 of Introducing "Longhorn" for Developers
                        
                    
                            MSDN has posted an article on the WinFS file storage system
                        
                    
                            Even though Longhorn is still at least two years away, Microsoft already is soliciting feedback from beta testers on what it should name the subsystems within the product.
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                            Brent Rector dives into the "Longhorn" declarative markup language, XAML, and shows how to use a wide variety of UI objects provided by the "Longhorn" platform.
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                            Quentin Clark provides an overview of WinFS, including what benefits it will produce, what it is, and how it's put together.
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                            OSNews has posted a quick review on the Internet Explorer build that comes with Windows Longhorn 4051
                        
                    
                            Watch this episode of the .NET Show that focuses on how "Longhorn" was presented, and received, at the PDC. We talk with key Microsoft players in the Longhorn project as well as a diverse set of attendees of the PDC.
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                            The IT advisory firm expects the operating system to be released between late 2006 and mid-2008, but that the release could be delayed even more.
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                            Windows-Help.NET has published a review on the PDC build of Windows Longhorn
                        
                    
                            The Malaysian government is making renewed efforts to combat software piracy, spurred into action by the recent appearance of pirated copies of Microsoft Corp.'s Longhorn operating system on sale for under M$10 (US$3) in the south of the country.
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                            eWeek has posted a Q&A session with Bill Gates
                        
                    
                            The Windows Longhorn Client Preview is now available for MSDN Universal, Enterprise, Professional, and Operating Systems subscribers
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                            OSNews has posted a review on Windows Longhorn Build 4051
                        
                    
                            ZDNet has published an article on Longhorn
                        
                    
                            Next L3vel has posted a review on Windows Lognhorn
                        
                    
                            ExtremeTech has posted a review on the PDC Version of Windows Longhorn
                        
                    
                            Call it the revenge of the Windows client -- or the revelation of Microsoft's three new technology pillars.
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                            Next up in the PDC keynote line up was SQL Server honcho Gord Mangione. Mangione showed off for the first time publicly the new Windows File System (WinFS) that will be at the heart of SQL Server "Yukon," as well as of the Longhorn Windows release.
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                            LOS ANGELES -- Microsoft Corp. let loose early bits of Longhorn at its Professional Developer Conference (PDC) here and for the first time provided more extensive details around the key components of its next Windows operating system expected out in 2006.
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                            LOS ANGELES -- Proclaiming that the digital decade is just dawning, Microsoft Corp. Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates on Monday gave the first official peek at Longhorn, the next version of Windows expected out in 2006.Longhorn will be "the biggest release of this decade, the biggest since Windows 95," Gates said in his opening keynote at Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles.
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