On the second PDC 2008 day, Microsoft has announced that the new Microsoft Office 14 will come with a built-in Silverlight Web version. It’s probably a “compact” Office version, but nobody knows it for sure yet.

Microsoft announced the web version of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote, and we can also expect that all those applications will run on any operational system with Silverlight support. What do you think about it? Check out some screenshots here.

I don’t think it’s a big deal that other web application developers have to worry about, because people hardly change from Microsoft Office to a very limited office web application, like Google Docs.

I just talked to Sub-Zeb. Nowadays, he works for Roundarch and guess what he uses to develop Rich Internet Applications: Adobe Flex.

Pek Pongpaet, who I talked some minutes ago, is Lead Interactive Developer at Roundach. But what is really interesting about Pek is that he did motion capture in five Mortal Kombat games. On his blog you can see some videos.

Well, I couldn’t resist the idea to post saying that Sub-Zero works with Flex. Now, I am going to talk to my nephews that I just talked to Sub-Zero. It’s a small world.

This is a test to have our blog in english.