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Ich habe auf meinem Board das Video Portal Light installiert,nur bin ich absoluter Anfänger was das wbb betrifft und die Version die ich habe ist für das 3.1.0 und ich habe Version 3.0.9

Wo bekomme ich das Video Portal für mein Version?

vielen dank vorab für die antworten

LG Fladi

• 04.07.2009 - 11:54:27

Hallo

ich möchte auf meinem Board die Werbepartner vorstellen und dazu mache ich spezielle Foren wo meine User auch Erfahrungsberichte abgeben können,wie kann ich in den Foren die Werbebanner des jeweiligen Partners anzeigen?

• 04.07.2009 - 11:52:08

Hi ich wollt mal fragen wie der CSS code schnippsel für sowas wie hier ist:

http://goh-reallife.bplaced.de/forum/wcf….php?page=Index

Da die einzelnen bilder bei den einzelnden Foren bwz. Kategorien..
Suche dafür einen CSS COde..


Und ist es auch mögkich die einzelnden icons vor dem einzelnden forum (kategorie) zu ändern ?
Danke im voraus

• 04.07.2009 - 11:45:37

Guten Tag,

ich suche jemanden, der mir für ein Forum ein exklusives Design erstellt, dass sich von der Masse deutlich abhebt.
(helle/freundliche und gerne orangene/gelbe Farbgebung mit ein paar dunkleren Elementen)
Templates erwünscht. Userbar individuell angepasst.
Alle verwendeten Bilder/Brushes etc. sollten auch verwendet werden dürfen, da das Forum nicht kommerziell ist.

Der Stil sollte asiatische Züge haben und eine Tigerdarstellung beinhalten.
Der Stil soll eine feste Breite haben. Mindestens 1024x768
Ein eigens dazu passendes Iconset für das Forum wäre wünschenswert.


Das Ganze natürlich gegen Entlohnung (Cash).

Bei Fragen oder Interesse kontaktiert mich bitter per PN bzw. Email.

• 03.07.2009 - 20:57:11

Hallo,

ich möchte aus einem String mehrere Zahlen herrausfiltern. Liege ich da mit preg_split richtig?

Falls ich richtig liege, kann mir vielleicht jemand den passenden regulären Ausdruck geben? (1 oder 2 Stellen, 0-9) Ich möchte mich nicht wegen diesem in dieses System einarbeiten.

Philip

• 03.07.2009 - 20:54:16

Bayerns Ministerpräsident und CSU-Chef Seehofer feiert heute seinen 60. Geburtstag. Der Ingoldstädter wird von Parteikollegen gern als "soziales Gewissen" der Partei bezeichnet. Seine Karriere ist von Auf und Abs geprägt und sein Privatleben sorgt in der Boulevardpresse für Schlagzeilen. [mehr]

• 04.07.2009 - 12:00:18

Während sich die US-Armee im Irak weiter zurückzieht, werden ihre irakischen Helfer nervös. In den Augen vieler Landsleute gelten sie als Kollaborateure. Sie fürchten um ihr Leben. Die USA nehmen zwar viele Helfer auf, doch der Start inmitten der Wirtschaftskrise ist hart. [mehr]

• Weltspiegel am Sonntag um 19:20 Uhr im Ersten

• 04.07.2009 - 11:34:45

Bei seinem Tour-Comeback geht der texanische Radprofi Lance Armstrong heute beim Auftakt der Tour de France als 18. Fahrer von der Rampe. Die Top-Favoriten starten hingegen erst knapp drei Stunden später. Vorjahressieger Carlos Sastre macht den Abschluss. [mehr]

• Doping-Dossier: Alles unter Kontrolle?
• Tour de France wieder mit Lance Armstrong

• 04.07.2009 - 10:38:49

Die neue Regierung in Honduras tritt aus der Organisation Amerikanischer Staaten (OAS) aus. Damit protestiert sie gegen deren Unterstützung für den gestürzten Staatschef Zelaya. Die OAS hatte die Wiedereinsetzung Zelayas gefordert und mit Ausschluss gedroht. [mehr]

• Honduras: Rückkehr Zelayas abgelehnt
• Honduras: "Hier gab es keinen Staatsstreich"
• EU-Länder ziehen Botschafter aus Honduras zurück (02.07.09)
• Audio: Vermittlungsversuch der OAS

• 04.07.2009 - 10:17:45

Die Militärregierung von Myanmar hat endgültig ein Treffen von UN-Generalsekretär Ban mit der inhaftierten Oppositionsführerin Suu Kyi abgelehnt. Ban zeigte sich darüber tief enttäuscht. [mehr]

• Ban verhandelt über politische Gefangene (03.07.09)
• Myanmar: Die neue Hauptstadt Nayipyidaw (07.06.09)
• Audio: Junta verweigert Treffen

• 04.07.2009 - 08:49:35

Der Bundeswehreinsatz in Afghanistan und die anstehenden Bundestagswahlen machen Deutschland zu einem bevorzugten Ziel für islamistische Terroristen. Die Attentäter sind bereits auf dem Weg.

• 04.07.2009 - 11:58:00

20 Jahre nach dem Mauerfall verblassen die Erinnerungen an die innerdeutsche Grenze. Nun ist der Schrecken der tödlichen Sperranlagen virtuell zu erleben. Von FOCUS-Korrespondent Robert Vernier, Berlin

• 04.07.2009 - 11:22:00

Der Radsport macht nur noch mit Doping Schlagzeilen. Die Tour de France versucht, mit Armstrong und einem Prolog in mondänem Umfeld zu retten, was zu retten ist. Von FOCUS-Online-Autorin K. Zeilmann

• 04.07.2009 - 11:17:00

In Entwicklungsländern in tropischen Gebieten scheitern Krankheitsdiagnosen oft an widrigen Umständen. Haarschafe könnten eines der Probleme lösen.

• 04.07.2009 - 10:53:00

Die Tat löste nicht nur in Dresden Trauer und Bestürzung aus. Ein Angeklagter hatte eine Zeugin im Landgericht mit einem Messer getötet. Nun zieht der zuständige Justizminister Konsequenzen.

• 04.07.2009 - 10:52:00

Straffreiheit für Cyber-Bullying

• 04.07.2009 - 11:50:56

Microsoft: Kostenloskultur im Netz bald vorbei

• 04.07.2009 - 11:26:23

Nokia Maps 3 mit verbessertem Kartenmaterial

• 04.07.2009 - 10:51:25

IT-Arbeitslosigkeit: Die Schere öffnet sich weiter

• 04.07.2009 - 10:01:32

RoboCup-WM: Wissenschaft, Spektakel oder Wissenschaftsspektakel?

• 03.07.2009 - 22:08:07

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• 02.07.2009 - 19:54:08

So I extended the offer to Ray Comfort of Way of the Master for a discussion. The invitation was meant to be private, but he initially published it on his blog before deleting it. Ray Comforts Blog, ironically called 'Atheists Central'. http://raycomfortfood.blogspot.com/2009/06/question-from-skeptic.html As the matter has essentially become one of public discourse (almost item one when you type in Ray comfort and thunderf00t into google) I have little problem in discussing it here. I will be over in the LA region sometime over summer and extended the invitation to Ray for a discussion. Not a debate I find those to be kind of pointless summaries of two positions. A discussion allows individual points to be pursued to a logical conclusion. It also allows it to become clear when people are evading answering the question.

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• 30.06.2009 - 22:45:19

Joey vs Door - Round 2

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Added: June 25, 2009

• 25.06.2009 - 15:20:36

Collaboration with Ahmir to remake Miley Cyrus' hit "The Climb" Check out more music by Ahmir here on youtube or on myspace: http://www.youtube.com/ahmirtv

Author: kemlye1
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Added: June 25, 2009

• 25.06.2009 - 10:45:17

The anti-science creationist propaganda machine has released a response to the challenge issued by Concordance to... discover... anything! Unfortunately, they show the same level of scientific knowledge, reason, and scruples that they show in everything else they post. Paper they bastardized: http://www.genetics.org/cgi/reprint/167/4/2121

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Added: June 18, 2009

• 19.06.2009 - 05:04:58

We have updated our website with a new Literature section. Using the top menu simply mouse over Solutions then choose Literature. Here you will find new content including: What is TeamSpeak (for new users), What's New in TeamSpeak 3 (highlighting new features), additional TeamSpeak 3 SDK documentation, as well as a Customer Spotlight section on Guild Software which includes a Case Study on Vendetta Online as well as an Interview with John Bergman, CEO of Guild Software.

Thank you.

• 20.03.2009 - 20:20:37

We are pleased to announce that we will be participating at the Game Developer's Conference next week on all 3 exhibition days, Wednesday through Friday, March 25th through 27th 2009. We will be located in the North Hall, booth #6406. If you are a game developer or are seeking a cross-platform, integrated voice communication solution for an existing or future product or service, please drop by and visit with us. We look forward to seeing you there.

Thank you.

• 20.03.2009 - 20:09:53

We are pleased to announce that TeamSpeak 3 will be featured as the integrated voice communication solution for America's Army 3 (AA3). The game is scheduled for release later this year and is the only free action game that delivers an authentic and entertaining Army experience by reflecting the training, technology, actions and career advancement of a Soldier within a unique exciting game experience. We are thrilled at the opportunity to be a part of this project, and look forward to AA3's official release. For additional information, please visit our official press release.

• 18.03.2009 - 03:15:38

We want to wish everyone Happy Holidays, a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year. May 2009 be a year of peace, joy, and prosperity for all. Remember... '09 is the year for TeamSpeak 3 so stay tuned to our website for ongoing news and updates!

Best Wishes,
- The TeamSpeak Team

• 26.12.2008 - 21:51:24

That's right! You can now get a "taste" of TeamSpeak 3 technology in action via Guild Software's Vendetta Online, a 3D space combat MMORPG available for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux platforms.

Vendetta Online permits thousands of players to interact, and now communicate, in real-time as pilots of spaceships in a vast universe. Our joint effort with Guild Software marks the first publicly released version of TeamSpeak 3 voice communication technology. Newcomers are welcome to visit www.vendetta-online.com and sign up for a free trial account. For more information please visit our Press Releases. Stay tuned to our website for additional updates on the upcoming, new TeamSpeak 3 client as we get closer and closer to open BETA!

• 16.09.2008 - 05:55:23

In our latest developments, TeamSpeak 3 gets a nice new interface to an old feature - "whispering". In TeamSpeak 2 whisper functionality is not very easy to find and configure, so many users don't even know it exists. In contrast, TeamSpeak 3 vastly improves whispering via overhauled and simplified configuration.

In case you're unfamiliar with what whispering is, we'll explain by example. Usually when you talk in TeamSpeak, the users that will hear you are those that are in the same channel as you. But on some occasions you may want to talk to a specific user that is not in your channel (without either user having to leave their current channel). Or you may simply want to talk to someone "privately" (without other users knowing). Further yet, you may want to talk to only a subset of users on your server. Whispering is required for each of these examples. With whispering, you can specify a list of users or a list of channels that you will talk to whenever you press your whisper key.

Let's dive into a more game-related scenario. Suppose you are playing a multiplayer game with 30 players on your team and everyone is logged into TeamSpeak. Imagine the chaos if all players in the same channel were to speak freely. You may have something important to say but your comments are most likely targeted to a subset of the 29 other players in your channel. Furthermore, it can be frustrating waiting for other player's babbling to come to an end so you can begin talking. Well, whispering is one possible way to work around these problems.

Next we will map out a solution to this example scenario using whispering. Keep in mind there are no strict guidelines here. Whispering empowers you to take control and target your comments to anyone else on your TeamSpeak server, so experiment and find what works best for you and your group.

In our solution, someone is needed who takes leadership of the whole party and organizes the flow, so let's call this person the Main Leader. You then have to split the players into groups of people that are likely to have a lot of information to share between each other (e.g. the crew of the helicopter, or the warrior/melee team, or perhaps the ranged offensive team, or the healer/medic team, etc.). Each of these groups will need a Group Leader. Now, to take advantage of whispering we need to create a channel for every group and each Group Leader will need to set up a whisper key to whisper to the Main Leader. To illustrate this arrangement, refer to the following image:


If you choose your groups wisely most open, default communication should be confined to relatively small, manageable groups of users talking within the same channel. But inevitably there will be situations where communication has to pass this barrier, and this is where the Group Leader comes into play. The Group Leader passes on strategic information to the Main Leader via his whisper key. Similarly, communication in the opposite direction also utilizes whispering. The Main Leader has whisper keys for each Group Leader, and then communicates directly to the appropriate Group Leader, who then passes the information on to his group.

Example:
A heavy weapons infantry player from the "offensive task force 1" group is badly wounded, and requires medical attention. He tells his Group Leader (in the same channel) about the situation. The Group Leader of the "offensive task force 1" presses his whisper key to message the Main Leader, and describes the situation. The Main Leader will then press the whisper key to whisper to the Group Leader of "medical squad 2", because he knows that they are the closest to the wounded player, and orders their Group Leader to dispatch a medic. The Group Leader of "medical squad 2" then communicates within his group's channel and asks a medic to go attend to the wounded player.

Although hypothetical, this example illustrates how organizing your team in a hierarchic fashion while utilizing whispering can be quite effective.

Ok, so what if you are a veteran TeamSpeak 2 user and you already knew all of this!? Not to worry, let's dig into what's new with whispering and TeamSpeak 3. For starters, setting up a whisper hot-key for a group of users (or channels) has been largely simplified via drag and drop. So creating a whisper list is as easy as dragging users into the whisper setup dialog box. Incidentally, one thing that makes whispering in TeamSpeak 3 much more powerful than TeamSpeak 2 is the fact that every client connection has a unique identity, which in turn allows you to create a key binding for "bob" no matter which nickname he chooses, and no matter on which server you meet him. This also allows you to drag people from your buddy list into your whisper list regardless of whether or not they are online.

The following image illustrates setting up a new whisper key binding (the right CTRL key in this case) to whisper to PeterS and Rico, regardless of what channel they are in. This is achieved by simply dragging PeterS and Rico from the main channel/user tree list view into the Whisperlist1 box.


As with other features in TeamSpeak 3, there is an easy and simple way to setup whispering and there is a more advanced way which gives you access to additional, powerful features. The advanced method is accessed via the keybinding manager (see image below).


As you can see, adding a whisper key per the drag and drop example above automatically creates two new entries in the keybinding manager which by default are configured to behave in a push-to-talk manner. Let's suppose, however, that you want to alter the behavior of activating and deactivating your whisper modes. With the keybinding manager advanced users can for example activate whisper mode when pressing the left CTRL key, and deactivate it when pressing the left ALT key. This way you would not have to keep the key pressed down all the time.

We hope you've enjoyed this dev blog. Until next time!

• 29.05.2009 - 10:01:10

Like many of you I had been eagerly awaiting the release of TeamSpeak 3. Then I learned that TeamSpeak was searching for additional Alpha testers so I decided to apply and take a chance. I read the requirements on becoming an Alpha tester, and my immediate thought was, "I wonder if I will fit the profile?!" Nevertheless, I completed the application and began to wait. Several weeks later I received an invitation to an online interview. I was really excited to have been selected.

On the day of the interview I found myself logged into a TeamSpeak 2 server with several other devs. I was quite nervous. My first thoughts were, "What will they ask me? It's five against one!" :) But the dev team turned out to be less intimidating than I had perceived. In fact, most of the interview was a pleasant conversation. We even talked about WoW and I was suddenly asked the ultimate question, "Horde or Alliance!!??" Luckily I answered correctly. :)

After the interview, another waiting period followed ... and finally, several days before Christmas, I received THE final email acknowledging my acceptance into the Alpha test program! The email included information on obtaining the TeamSpeak 3 client and how to connect to the TeamSpeak 3 test server.

And now, my first impressions can easily be summarized in one sentence:
"TeamSpeak 3 is FREAKING awesome!"

So there you have it. :D

Cool New Features in TeamSpeak 3

Ok, let's talk about some cool new features in TeamSpeak 3. There are plenty to choose from but I think the immediate, and most noticeable one for me is the reduced latency. Another Alpha tester and I did some latency testing, and we both agreed that there is little to no noticeable latency -- and we both have only average DSL connections. Woohooo! :)

Ok, so what else? I think the next "Wooohoo!" feature is that TeamSpeak 3 includes a very easy-to-use file sharing tool. There now exists the possibility to upload or download files on a per channel basis or into a common folder tree, all of which is hosted entirely off the server. So if you have a TeamSpeak 3 Server running, file sharing with your friends is easy. You no longer need to worry about how to setup FTP, or mess with any other complicated file-sharing applications...nor do you need to deal with any firewall issues. You can even insert a clickable link into the TeamSpeak 3 chat pane, so anyone who clicks on the link can instantly download the file. Permissions or access rights to files are just as easily controlled via the permissions settings of the channel.

The current GUI should look familiar to most TeamSpeak 2 users, but for all you GFX lovers TeamSpeak 3 is completely customizable. You can create your own set of icons, styles of controls, and so on. I love styles but since I don't fully understand how to create them on my own I guess I'll have to wait to see what sorts of great styles are developed by the TeamSpeak community when TeamSpeak 3 goes public!!

Last but not least, some of you may relate to the trouble of remembering your registered username and password when you connect to multiple TeamSpeak servers. Well these sorts of issues are now history! :) User management has been completely redesigned. When you first launch the TeamSpeak 3 client a unique identity is created, and when you connect to a server this unique identity is stored and tracked by the server. So, for an admin this eliminates the need to manually register a username and password with the server, and allows the admin to assign a set of permissions to your identity which will automatically be recalled by the server every time you connect. The end result is that your rights can be entirely controlled through your unique identity -- thus strengthening security by eliminating username and password issues, and effectively making the process of administering users far less tedious than ever before.

Life as an Alpha Tester

Being an Alpha tester is not such a difficult job. We really have fun doing it. There are typically 5 to 10 people connected at any given time so there is always collaborative testing or discussions going on. Sometimes we discuss Linux problems while someone else is playing Battlefield on another channel. One interesting fact, however, is that no one seems to play WoW. :) ...regardless, we did recently have a discussion on WoW vs Diablo 2. Guess which side I was fighting for? :)

Why is TeamSpeak 3 not released yet? Are the Devs Lazy?

Well first off, the devs are overall a funny folk and they are in fact working very hard and very fast on getting the bugs fixed which we find -- YES, we do our job. :) What amazes me is how it typically takes no more than 3 days for a new build of the client to be released with bug fixes. Builds are often even released on weekends. So, the TeamSpeak 3 client is in fact evolving quickly with measurable results.

So that's about it. All I can tell you is stay tuned to this site and stay patient! TeamSpeak 3 is well worth the wait. :) Ciao!

- Ephraim

• 13.02.2009 - 22:14:41

Hi everybody,

Here we are again with exciting news regarding the latest TeamSpeak 3 developments. Lots of progress has been made in the last several months. You might have seen that on our website we now have the TeamSpeak 3 Software Development Kit available by request, so we have been getting lots of inquiries there and we also have been working with numerous companies interested in TeamSpeak 3 voice integration for a while now. The stability and availability of the SDK shows that the core TeamSpeak 3 components are almost finished. All the basic features are available and the frequency of errors or crashes is low. Currently our programming time is devoted to clean up work and finishing touches. Also, some more advanced features are being finished.

On a different note we are currently searching for a few additional Alpha testers. Note that we are looking only for qualified, experienced Linux and Mac users - as opposed to those that use Windows primarily. Those of you who are interested, please check out the following application form and be sure to read the requirements very carefully before considering to apply.

http://www.teamspeak.com/alpha

One more thing that many of you have been asking for...we can now present you with a screenshot of the full TeamSpeak 3 Client, as we have managed to clean up the interface and icons enough to be able to present something that looks a little more polished, but bare in mind that this is still work in progress and is NOT necessarily indicative of the final product. We will be spending more work and time improving the look and feel aspect before we go public.

Stay tuned - and we hope to get to know some of you as our new Linux/Mac closed Alpha testers!

• 31.10.2008 - 13:33:07

Hi folks,

as usual, first off we are sorry for keeping you waiting for the new devblog for so long. We just like programming more than writing prose. ;) So, what have we been up to these last 4 months? The short answer is that we have been making excellent progress, let's dive into the details:

For the occasional devblog readers, let us remind you that TS3 software is currently in closed ALPHA testing. We had 6 testers the last time we mentioned it. However, due to the code slowly getting closer to feature completeness (=> BETA), we have nearly doubled that number - and now 11 testers are testing for bugs and suggesting changes day in and day out. Our expectation and hope is still to be able to get into Open BETA and provide you with something to download later this year! :)

Also, we should add that per above we are working with a few select companies to provide them with our TS3 Software Development Kit (SDK), which they are using to integrate voice communication directly into their software (mostly online games). The key advantage for the software companies working with us this is a nice opportunity to get high quality voice communication easily integrated into their software, while for us we obtain valuable feedback during testing and implementation. Since even the normal TS3 client uses the same code-paths as any SDK solution, we have received an enormous amount of valuable feedback which has directly helped advance our main product, the upcoming TS3 client.

One exciting, new thing about the SDK situation is that one of the companies we have been working with has actually released their game with TS3 technology fully integrated. The game itself has been around since 2004 and is a very entertaining, action-oriented space MMORPG. Additional details and relevant press releases should be out soon after this devblog is published.

Most of our time during the last several months has been spent on the permissions system, which we are sure you guys will like - the flexibility it gives you is just awesome. For example, let us tell you about "Talk Power". You (should) all know how the "Moderated" flag of a channel works with TeamSpeak 2: basically if it is set you need "Voice" or higher privileges to be able to talk in the channel. With TS3 we took this concept to the next level. You can now configure a "Minimum Talk Power" variable in each channel - this is a number between -100 and 100. Every client has a certain "Talk Power", which the user has received through the permission groups the user is assigned to (e.g. if we are in the "Talk" Permissions Group, and that group has a "Talk Power" of 20, then that would be our "Talk Power" - unless we also belong to a second group with a higher "Talk Power"). Now we can talk in every channel with a "Minimum Talk Power" of 20 or lower. Effectively this means that with a TS3 group setup similar to the hard-coded TS2 groups, you can now make a room where everybody can talk, one where only members and higher can talk, one where only server admins can talk, etc.... Or you could also modify the "Minimum Talk Power" of the channel on the fly (via a key-binding for example) to allow the raid leader to have a moment of silence where only he can talk. Of course the fun doesn't have to end there, the same power-principle can be done for kicking, banning, moving of other players, etc... you will have a lot of fun with this, we assure you :)

One thing we also added is a new codec which is optimized for ultra-high quality sound, e.g. for music streaming. Apart from the high quality, this codec also lends itself well to transmitting stereo sound. Of course most microphones only produce mono, but for transmitting music or those lucky guys out there with stereo microphones this new codec will rock.

Also, people running FreeBSD servers can now rejoice. We have always stated that for the final release of TS3 (or open beta or whatever you get to download first) we would have a TS3 server and client for:

• Mac OS X (universal binaries, with both Intel and PPC support)
  
• Linux (32Bit and 64Bit)
  
• Windows (32Bit and 64Bit)

This list has now been expanded to also include a FreeBSD/x86 TS3 server build. Note that all of these builds are now frequently built by our build boxes, none of these is a "TODO" or "wishful thinking" item.

Lastly, one nice graphical feature we have also added is the ability to configure an avatar which will be displayed when people click on your name. This is similar to what is possible in our forums, and adds some personality to the people you talk with.

Until we meet again, please stay tuned to our site!

• 16.09.2008 - 05:56:13

Hello again!

We have some exciting news to report this month. Although there is still no TeamSpeak 3 client or server on our download page, TS3 technology has already been released in a different way. We are currently working with a small group of hand-picked companies that want to add VoiceCom functionality into their product. Most of these companies are game producers, that want to integrate a high-quality VoiceCom solution into their game, but we are also working with companies that have nothing to do with gaming. We (and they) are currently bound by legal agreements, so we cannot tell you what products are going to be released with TS3 inside, however, in time our Press Release area will be updated to reveal more info to you ;).

On development aspects, we are working full-steam on the few remaining gaps in our core systems. As for our sound system, we have moved from the previously used OpenAL framework to FMOD. We are sure this decision was well worth the effort and look forward to the benefits FMOD will bring us in the future. Much progress has been made on the permissions system and also a lot of effort has gone into one of our "surprise features", which we don't want to reveal at this point. Apart from the permissions system, there are no basic core parts missing anymore. Of course there is some work involved applying the finishing touches to the different areas, but we are fairly confident with the status of our core (which is why we have accepted the pre-release SDK projects mentioned above).

The most amount of work that still needs to be completed is in the user interface (UI). Since the new TeamSpeak 3 UI is still not quite as polished as we would like it to be, we have not presented you with a screenshot of our current client. There is light ahead though: we are currently evaluating work from several graphic artists to be considered as an icon set within the TS3 client. Once we have a presentable set of icons available, the chances of you seeing the first screenshots of a more complete TS3 client will rise dramatically :).

Thanks for reading! Until our next blog!

• 21.02.2008 - 19:58:29