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171

August 26th, 2010

Windows Weekly 171: Fort Sloth

Windows Phone Marketplace and developer tool, Yahoo transition to Bing, IE9's new UI, Xbox Live permabans, and more.

170

August 19th, 2010

Windows Weekly 170: The Little Dicky Mouse

Gaming on Windows Phone, Live Essentials new features, Arc Touch Mouse, chat room questions, and more.

169

August 12th, 2010

Windows Weekly 169: Riding The Bear

Link baiting news, syncing to the cloud, Hurd/HP, Google/Verizon, things that didn't happen this week, and more.

168

August 6th, 2010

Windows Weekly 168: The Halo Effect

IE 9 heads to beta, Microsoft's annual Financial Analysts Meeting, Android blows past iPhone, and more.

167

July 30th, 2010

Windows Weekly 167: Childlike Wonder

Microsoft record revenue, best of Windows Phone, new Kindle, Google/Yahoo in Japan, and more.

166

July 22nd, 2010

Windows Weekly 166: Revenge Of The White Icons

Developing for Windows Phone, Anti-Piracy Consortium launches UltraViolet DRM, another Zero-Day vulnerability, and more.

165

July 15th, 2010

Windows Weekly 165: I've Said Too Much

Latest news on Windows Phone, Windows 7 SP1 Beta available for download, iPhone 4.1 update, Windows Intune new Beta announced, and more.

Windows Weekly with Paul Thurrott

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June 26th, 2009

Windows Weekly 113: The Rural Juror

Hosts: Paul Thurrott and Leo Laporte

Windows 7 retail pricing, RC downloads, MSE/Morro public beta, iPhone 3GS, the Web's future, and more.

  • Windows 7 retail pricing revealed
    • Basically the same as Windows Vista
    • Huge discounts if you preorder for a limited time
    • Free copy of Windows 7 for anyone buying Vista-based PC
    • Missing pieces: Windows Anytime Upgrade pricing, multi-PC licensing
    • More to come
  • Windows 7 RC downloads extended to August 15
    • Previous date was end of July
  • MSE/Morro public beta comes and goes
    • 75,000 download limit hit within 24 hours
    • Unclear if there will be more public beta releases
  • iPhone 3GS off to a great start
    • Had time to play with a Palm Pre this week
    • It's too slow, the app situation is an embarrassment
    • Microsoft can't move quickly enough with Windows Mobile; could be too late already
  • The future of the web
    • HTML 5 vs. Adobe Flash vs. Silverlight
    • Microsoft should be releasing IE updates every year
    • Where's HTML 5 support in IE?
    • It's time for more transparency
    • Otherwise, just give up and adopt WebKit or Gecko
  • Tip of the Week: Drag and drop to Explorer address bar in Windows 7 - Having trouble finding the tiny gap between icons and the underlying window? Windows 7 makes it easier.
  • Grab classic games for cheap at [http://www.gog.com GOG.com (Good Old Games)] - Like Steam, but for last decade's best games
    • Ex: Duke Nukem 3D ($6), Fallout ($6), Unreal Tournament GOTY ($10)
    • No DRM, redownload purchased titles whenever you want
    • Excellent compatibility across XP, Vista (including x64)
    • After-purchase goodies, like wallpapers, PDF documentation, videos, more
  • Software pick of the week: Paul Allen is back, sort of

Audible pick of the week: Relentless, Unabridged, By Dean Koontz, Narrated by Dan John Miller. For a free credit toward the audiobook of your choice, visit Audible.com/windows.

Check out Paul's blog at the SuperSite for Windows for more information.

Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Derek K. Miller.

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