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Faith, Tech, and Space (Episode 12)

by Richard Hay | Aug 2, 2020 | All Posts, FTSPodcast | 0 |

Busy show today with a lot of news to catch up on from the last five weeks across all three focus areas of the show! I open with my take on Windows 10 running great and the bargain that is Game Pass which everyone should check out. Then there is faith related updates with completion of classes both lcoally and online plus a few other items that are coming up. Under tech we catc up on the sequence of Windows Insider and Microsoft Edge builds, anti-trust, and a weird possible Microsoft acquistition of TikTok here in the United States. We close with a very busy period in space flight for both veteran and new companies.

Update: #WindowsInsiders Testing Configuration – June 2020

by Richard Hay | Jun 18, 2020 | All Posts, Windows 10, Windows Insiders, Windows Insiders Program | 0 |

With the recent release of Windows 10 (20H1) to the general public, Microsoft is resetting all of their development channels both with new builds and a new naming scheme as they prepare to begin development for Windows 10 (20H2) and the first feature update of 2021 aka 21H1 or Windows 10 (vNext). That means it is time to reconfigure my own #WindowsInsider testing device plan.

Faith, Tech, and Space (Episode 4)

by Richard Hay | Jan 26, 2020 | All Posts, FTSPodcast | 0 |

In this fourth episode of the podcast I begin the faith portion of the show with a discussion about my recent melanoma diagnosis and then share the latest around my formation including our latest classes and progress as the new year begins. After that the tech and space parts of the podcast takeover with news around Windows Insider builds, the latest for Edge Insiders including the stable release of the new Microsoft Edge to the public. There is plenty of other tech news about software, hardware, services plus the latest from space including SpaceX’s successful IFA test. I close talking about the value of your personal integrity.

My #WindowsInsiders Testing Reconfiguration – April 2019

by Richard Hay | Apr 11, 2019 | All Posts, Windows 10, Windows Insiders Program | 2 |

As the development and testing of Windows 10 (19H1) is winding down, it is time to sort out my testing plan for the development cycle for the next feature update for Windows 10. I usually test with a combination of physical and virtual machines however, this cycle I am going to focus on bare metal devices.

Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 288 #OTP

by Richard Hay | Nov 4, 2018 | All Posts, PODCASTS | 0 |

Once again we are talking about the still to happen re-release of the October 2018 Update. I shared my thoughts on the one thing that could make things much clearer for everyone involved. I also share where we are at with current releases in the Windows Insider Program including potentially new code names for future feature updates after the release of Windows 10 19H1 next year. We then catch up on the normal collection of progress and new features/capabilities for several apps from the Microsoft Store and then talk about the looming end of life for Windows 7 and a new countdown timer that has appeared on the web. We also discuss the big Apple hardware announcements this past week along with Xbox related gaming news, some Spotify growth and benefits information, and changes to Flickr free accounts. There are other tidbits sprinkled throughout the show, so be sure to listen all the way until the end to catch everything!

Tag: devices

Update: #WindowsInsiders Testing Configuration – June 2020

Faith, Tech, and Space (Episode 4)

My #WindowsInsiders Testing Reconfiguration – April 2019

Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 288 #OTP

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