Windows Weekly 213
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Episode 213 |
Recorded: June 16, 2011 Published: June 16, 2011 |
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Topics
- Taking a stroll through the history of Windows
- Let's step back for a while and recall how we got here: Windows 1.x/2.x, 3.x, 95, NT 4, 2000, Me, XP, Vista, 7 and 8
- Plus: Developer controversy over HTML dev "requirements" in Windows 8
- Real or imagined? Is this something to worry about?
- Lightweight development was first hinted at with Avalon in Longhorn.
- It's official: Windows 8 due in Fall 2012
- Of course, we knew that already. But it's nice to get confirmation
- It's official: Xbox LIVE will provide media services in Windows
- No more Windows Media or Zune? It's about time
- Plus: Xbox 360 wins in May, 11th straight month at #1. An unprecedented turnaround
- One year of Office 2010
- 31+ million units sold, 50+ million active users of Office Web Apps, over 750 million active Office users worldwide
- Nokia vs. Apple
- Patent claims settled. But who really won here?
- Chromebooks
- When you make hammers, everything looks like a nail. When you make web services, every PC looks like a web browser
- Duke Nukem Forever may just be the worst video game of all time
- Side controversy: PR company threatens reviewers, gets the axe. This is more interesting than the actual game
- Interop thoughts
- Gmail + Google Calendar + Google Contacts + ... Windows Live Mail? Windows Phone?
- Why Google's stuff works best with Google's stuff, Microsoft's stuff works best with Microsoft's and Apple's works best with Apple's
- And whether there's any need for a deeper examination of this
Windows Weekly Tip of the Week
Windows 7 App Pick: Kinect SDK
Windows Phone 7 App Pick: Evernote for WP7
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Audible
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| Solaris: The Definitive Edition by Stanisław Lem (UNABRIDGED) Narrated by Alessandro Juliani |
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