Thursday - March 20th, 2025
Gaming excitement for the upcoming Xbox Series X console, due later this year, and the newest addition to the Halo franchise means new wallpapers for fans. We packaged up all the new wallpapers into two collections to make them easy to download and use on your own systems.
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To celebrate the launch of Halo: Reach on PC, grab this collection of 4K wallpapers for your computer system.
Read MoreThis week I share about my recent office reorganization and the resulting tech purge that it has resulted in as I start to clear out old technology and e-cycle it. We catch up on a slow week for Windows Insiders and discuss the potential release of the first 19H2 bits to testers. Then we discuss COMPUTEX and Microsoft’s interesting announcement about a modern operating system right in the middle of them sharing about new OEM hardware running Windows 10. Of course, spread throughout the show we talk about other things like the changes around the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) and why some believe it is dead, tons of updates around apps and services, plus tidbits about gaming, security, and social media. As always enjoy the show and thanks again for listening!
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Showing off the power of the Xbox One X, Microsoft has launched a new campaign to highlight the realistic scenery that is part of several games on the company’s powerful console. As part of this effort, they have released a series of individual wallpapers showing off these enhanced landscapes across several games. I took those individual images and put them together in downloadable archives so you can grab all the wallpapers in one step.
Read MoreThis episode comes to you from Redmond and just a couple of miles from the Microsoft Campus as we get ready to start the annual MVP Summit. Unfortunately, the awesome summit experience begins on a sad note as we learn that one of our fellow MVP’s was killed in the horrific attacks in Christchurch, New Zealand. I share about that and then jump into the weeks the week’s tech news which covers our normal range of subjects.
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