Leo, Mary Jo, and Paul ring in the New Year with a look at the CES chipset, PC, and phone announcements, plus more Microsoft and Xbox news.
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Tip of the week: Understand the history of Windows via software development
After a two-year wait, sorry, I’ve picked up my epic Programming Windows series where I left off. Next up: the .NET era!
App and codename pick of the week: Project Monarch
Project Monarch, a k a One Outlook, was expected to debut outside Microsoft (starting with Insider testers) last year. That didn’t happen, but it’s still coming. Right now, it’s being dogfooded fairly heavily inside Microsoft. This spring: Expect to see and hear more about it. When will it come to Windows 11? I’m guessing it’ll be a slow rollout, but likely starting in the October 2022/H2 release.
Enterprise pick of the week: Out of band Win Server and Win 10 Enterprise updates
If you’ve been having Remote Desktop issues with your Win Server, these out-of-band patches might help. They are also for Enterprise LTSC Windows 10 versions.
Beer pick of the week: Salted Caramel Barrel Aged Framinghammer
Jack’s Abby in Framingham, Mass., continues to make all kinds of variants of its flagship Framinghammer baltic porter. It’s been doing a bunch of bourbon barrel aged ones this holiday season, including a Salted Caramel Barrel Aged Framinghammer. It’s just what it sounds like: chocolately and caramely (and only a bit salty). Beware: 12%.