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Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 314 #OTP

by Richard Hay | Jun 2, 2019 | All Posts, PODCASTS | 0 |

This 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!

Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 63

by Richard Hay | Sep 17, 2012 | All Posts, PODCASTS | 0 |

Welcome to Episode 63 with lots of news including the Microsoft Windows Store; how to backup your Windows Phone and its data; 32 pop up Microsoft Stores for the holidays; tools for Amazon Glacier storage service; last weeks GoDaddy outage; students and MSDN subscribers can get a free windows Store developer account; Office 2013 RT details emerge; Vimeo gets social; AppCampus already funding 41 projects for Microsoft and Nokia; Skype Beta released; new studio added in London for Microsoft Windows 8 app development; biometric passwords coming soon; Windows 8 RTM upgrade experience; Nokia Lumia 920 arriving 21 October; Acer still thinks netbooks are the thing; Windows Phone 8 OS has gone RTM; Remote Server Admin Tools released for Windows 8; logo design app in the Windows Store; Windows Store continues to grow quickly; FIFA 13 exceeds past pre-order numbers; some say PC Era is over and Ballmer talks Microsoft’s epic year with The Seattle Times. As usual we wrap up with a look at the past week on WindowsObserver.com.