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Porting it to Android, meanwhile, would involve quite a bit more new code.

Now it's looking to more quickly get out new code.

If Microsoft wants to more quickly move its new code to extant Windows Phone consumers, it will need new strategy.

The new code on more modest images will apply only to the covers of the magazines rather than their full content, and campaigners dismissed the move as "a half-measure that doesn't address the harm of these publications".

Given that Microsoft is more than willing to drop new code in between keynote releases, like its original enterprise preview, and its coming developer preview, the question matters.

As the company's CEO and co-founder Yash Kumar told me, the team believes that developers today spend less time writing new code and more time recycling existing parts.

It allows engineers to work together more efficiently, which means that new code can be launched multiple times per day instead of months apart.

More recently, a new coding paradigm, referred to as Distributed Source Coding (DSC), has emerged based on two Information Theory theorems from the seventies: Slepian-Wolf (SW) [2] and Wyner-Ziv (WZ) [3].

The Taxi and Limousine Commission is issuing a new dress code — broader in language, in the hopes it can be more widely followed: all cabdrivers, the new code states, must "present a professional appearance".

Yet although the new code promises a "more rigorous right of way" for pedestrians, instructing drivers to stop at crossings when a pedestrian is about to cross, this will be difficult to enforce in a country where the car has always come first.The new code contains tougher penalties for speeding and lower blood-alcohol limits.

The company explains that by saying that it is committed to shipping updates more rapidly, and not saving up new code to release as a group, as with Update 1: ". "[R]ather than waiting for months and bundling together a bunch of improvements into a larger update customers can expect that we'll use our already existing monthly update process to deliver more frequent improvements".