微软发布了Kinect hacking软件开发工具包、IBM turns 100和Evernote for Windows Phone 7。

• Kinect goes legit on Windows as Microsoft releases software development kit Up until now the homebrew Kinect applicati*** we've seen have been c***idered "hacks", but today Microsoft has released the software development kit for students, researchers, and other enthusiasts can work with. A commercial SDK is said to be in the works. [GeekWire]
• Holy Shit! IBM Is 100 Years Old Like the title says, IBM is 100 years old today. Check out Gizmodo for all the info on IBM you could ever want or need. [Gizmodo]
• Boxee.TV Helps Its Self To Your Viewing Habits From the hands-off-my-privacy department: We're big fans of the Boxee media center application, and we'll keep our eyes out for a resp***e, but developer Mike Cardwell noticed that Boxee appears to be tracking what you watch and when, so far with no stated reason. (Thanks for the tip, James!) [Grepular]
• Report Claims No New Macs Until Lion Launches It's that time again, when Apple is preparing to launch something new and shiny and production halts to make room for the shiny new thing. In this case, it's new Mac's until Lion is released. [MacStories]
• Evernote Launches Windows Phone 7 App Evernote and Windows Phone 7 users rejoice! There's now an app for your phone. I personally am not an Evernote user, but I am kind of jealous of the beautiful interface WP7 has. [Mashable]
• Apple patent reveals possible Find My iPhone improvements While these are not official, patents by Apple show some of what they'd like to see in the future of Find My iPhone. So far it includes remote messaging, selective scrambling, and remote recording. [TUAW]
• Adobe Air bids adieu to Linux, shifts focus to mobile Adobe Air 2.7 for Linux is the last official release the company will make, leaving the rest up to anyone who tackles the Linux porting kit. Why the change? So they can better focus on iPhone and Android support. [Engadget]