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In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss the impending RTM of Windows 8, BUILD 2012, the Windows Phone 8 SDK leak, Surface pricing (not) revealed, Microsoft (not) listening to your Skype calls, Microsoft's latest patent licensee, why Google can quickly settle with the EU when Microsoft can't, and new lobbying efforts from Microsoft's competitors....More

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley and I discuss the Office 2013 customer preview, the Windows 8 general availability announcement, various new EU antitrust issues, Marissa Mayer as Yahoo's new CEO, and anti-Microsoft media bias in this week's Nokia news coverage....More

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte and Mary Jo Foley discuss Windows 8 RTM and General Availability dates, a slightly different Windows Server 2012 schedule, 630 million licenses sold for Windows 7, Microsoft fixes a serious Windows 8 RP bug, the Microsoft Partner Conference, more Microsoft Stores on the way, some new Azure services, and the Bing Fund....More

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss the $40 Windows 8 upgrade, HP's decision to skip Windows RT for now, how Microsoft could and should speed up the development of Windows now, the new Windows Server 2012 SKU lineup and the cancellation of Windows Home Server, Vanity Fair's "downfall of Microsoft" story and why it's ridiculous, and Microsoft's massive $6 billion aQuantive write-off....More

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss Paul's mea culpa moment with Windows 8, reflections on Microsoft's biggest week ever, Windows 8 upgrade plans, Google's new tablet and set-top box initiatives, Windows Phone 7.8, Office 365's first birthday, and Microsoft's final (?) EU antitrust defeat....More

In the wake of the most momentous news week in Microsoft history, a blockbuster, two-hour episode of Windows Weekly where Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss Microsoft’s blockbuster Surface tablet announcement, Windows Phone 8, Nokia’s fate, and the next generation Xbox leak....More

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss TechEd 2012, what we learned about Windows 8 for business, what (little) we learned about Office 15, some new Visual Studio 2012 tidbits, a rumored Microsoft buy of Yammer, Skype's conversational ads, Windows Intune 3, and a look ahead to next week's Windows Phone 8 event....More

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and I discuss Microsoft's E3 announcements, how they compare to the Nintendo and Sony announcements, Microsoft's Computex announcements and the coming wave of Windows 8 and RT devices, Microsoft by the numbers, Windows Azure spring update, a crazy month of trade shows and industry events, Google's Quickoffice buy, and Chrome coming to Metro....More

This week I joined the good folks at the SMRPodcast to discuss E3, Microsoft and the new services announced through the Xbox 360. We revisit some past arguments from the show as well as the state of BlackBerry, some of the new Windows PC announced, and more....More

This week on the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley and I discuss the Windows 8 Release Preview (which was announced during the show), predictions for Microsoft at E3, Windows Azure, Office 365 for governments, why Microsoft hasn't done a thing to integrate Skype into its products, Moonlight RIP, oh, and, the Windows 8 Release Preview!...More

This week on What The Tech: Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott celebrate the "completion" of Paul's new book "Windows 8 Secrets." Andrew and Paul discuss Microsoft killing Aero in Windows 8. Paul questions whether or not Microsoft is leaving desktop users behind intentionally. Andrew ponders what would happen if Apple put out an OS that it’s user base really disliked. Andrew and Paul revisit their discussion of smartphone cameras. And the internet and cellphone battery technology are discussed in the 10 year game....More