Developing apps for Microsoft Word and Excel hasn't been as easy as it could be. That's about to change with the new Visual Studio Tools for Office. Andrew Clinick gives us a "first look" demo.

We continue the tour in the Microsoft car that we started yesterday. Today you see a lot more about how you'll interact with cars in the future. Driving directions. Cheapest gas. Movie theaters. Weather. Placing phone calls. And much more. All with your voice. We're so jealous of Peter. He gets to drive around campus in the coolest car.

ClickOnce is a new deployment technology in the next version of Visual Studio (Visual Studio 2005, aka "Whidbey"). ClickOnce lets you deliver .NET apps with just a single click off of a Web page. Here Jamie Cool demonstrates the developer experience of ClickOnce and how you'll be able to use it in your own applications.

Our new camera guy, Mike Hall, goes and visits Chris Gray, software development engineer with the Windows CE networking team. Chris has built a small file server with the new Windows CE 5.0. In this 20 minute-long video he shows off the device, and then shows how to build an operating system and network file storage for it. It's about the size of a Coke can.