Windows Weekly 500: Our Quincentennial

Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss the biggest Windows Insider build yet, new privacy controls from Microsoft, the latest from CES, and much more.

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Tips and picks

Tip of the week: Windows Essentials is dead

Get the offline installer while you can

AppRaisin mobile pick of the week: OneNote for Windows 10

OneNote for Windows 10 is free, built-in to the OS, and is getting a big update soon.

Enterprise pick of the week: MS HCM apps: Here they come

After the LinkedIn purchase, many wondered when and if MS would get into the human capital management software space. It looks like it is happening

Codename pick of the week: Project Osaka

The Walking Cat is at it again. Project Osaka looks to be CollabDB, a service MS announced in 2015 for list sharing (and which now seems to be about table sharing). It’s said to be in private testing w. some O365 subscribers

Beer pick of the week: Sloop All Day Rose Berliner Weisse

A beer that drinks like a rose wine and is only 3.5%. Yes!

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  • 5553

    12 January, 2017 - 5:56 pm

    <p>CNBC says Apple’s best days are over ?</p>
    <p>SELL!!!</p>

  • 439

    Premium Member
    19 January, 2017 - 10:02 am

    <p>I am finally listening to the podcast from yesterday. &nbsp;The only way the store becomes relevant is when all apps for the Windows ECO system has to come from the store. &nbsp;While there are still W32 apps and other mechanisms to run applications, I believe this will be the case. &nbsp;I believe the same thing is going on for the Mac, that is why the store is irrelevant for the Mac too. &nbsp;Just my two cents.</p>

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