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Microsoft Office 2013 is only at the Consumer Preview stage but already some people say they hate it. Why? Editing video in Photoshop isn't new but the CS6 version makes it a real contender. In Short Circuits: Sony continues to limp. Facebook's valuation drops more. Crooks who run "poker" sites discover justice. And Windows 8 is released to manufacturing.

Carl Franklin steps up to the plate to be the guest on this episode of The Tablet Show, talking about what's new in the Consumer Preview of Windows 8 for developers. WinRT has made a big jump from the Developer Preview to the Consumer Preview, and it takes a rethink to your application design. Carl goes through the changes the .NET folks will care about, like how reflection and system.io has changed. Check out the links for tons of resources to get going with WinRT on the Consumer Preview!

While at DevConnections, Carl and Richard talk to Rocky Lhotka about his experiences with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. The conversation digs into how tablets are already penetrating the enterprise and the advantages that Windows 8 will have in that space. Rocky discusses how metro mode is not just for touch and does a fine job with Line-of-Business apps, just like Silverlight has done for years.

After two weeks of working with the Windows 8 Consumer Preview I summarze, the scary stuff, the hits, the bugs--and look at what happens if the Start Menu never does return. In Short Circuits: The difficult task of buying a mouse, no more Encyclopedia Britannica books, and an astonishingly stupid spam.

En este primer episodio tocaremos el tema de la presentación del nuevo Windows 8 en versión beta, en el Mobile World Congress, y sus novedades importantes.

This week on the show the TDD team explores Microsoft's Windows 8 Consumer Preview, and of course, Apple's latest tech offerings, the new iPad, Apple TV, and iOS 5.1. But first, this week's latest tech headlines... Devindra recaps Barcelona's Mobile World Congress 2012, including Nokia's 41-megapixel 808 PureView, AT&T modifies their data throttling policy, Zynga launches a standalone destination, Google consolidates media sites into Google Play, EU says Google's new privacy policy is bogus, Lulzsec is sold out by its own leader, Valve may be entering the console arena, and DARPA builds a robot cheetah. Show Links What we're playing with: Andy: Mari0: Super Mario Bros. meets Portal Minecraft 1.2 update adds cats, kittens and performance-improving map format Dwayne: Amazoning my life away with prime food subscriptions Devindra: Mass Effect 3, Spartacus! Headlines Devindra's wrap-up of Mobile World Congress 2012 Nokia's 808 PureView smartphone packs 41-megapixel camera AT&T; Clarifies Data Throttling Policy but Still Faces User Backlash Zynga launches Zynga.com as it expands beyond Facebook in a big way Introducing Google Play: All your entertainment, anywhere you go European Agencies Say New Google Privacy Policy Violates EU Law Infamous international hacking group LulzSec brought down by own leader Valve said to be working on 'Steam Box' gaming console with partners DARPA's Cheetah becomes fastest legged robot Audible Book of the Week The Terror of Living by Eric Meyers Musical Interlude #1 Hot Topic iOS 5.1 Now Available with Japanese Siri, Camera Enhancements, and More Apple TV 3 impressions: What took so long? Apple Introduces New iPad Musical Interlude #2 Final Word Introducing Windows 8 Consumer Preview Windows 8 FAQ The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Sign up here to be alerted by SMS when the podcast is live!

This week we discuss what is new in the mobile computing world with updates from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. One of the announcements was from Microsoft. The Windows 8 Consumer Preview is available for download. Also Apple has an iPad event scheduled for this week. And App of the week … Read more about this episode...

Windows 8 inches closer with release of the Consumer Preview. If you find the Windows Explorer insufficient, take a look at Nexus File. Public Computers -- a lot like public bathrooms, only worse. And in Short Circuits, limits on the unlimited plan by AT and T still vex users and some members of Anonymous have been arrested.

Get ready for a marathon podcast as Jon joins Jase and I to go over Mobile World Congress and the release of the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. We kick things off with Jase’s first impressions of the Win8 CP and the differences he has seen compared with the Developer Preview.

Co se nám líbí a co nás štve na testovací verzi Windows 8 Consumer Preview a prostředí Metro. Dále si pak popovídáme o HTML5 videu, jeho vyspělosti a snaze zavést DRM.

This week Ryan and Matthew discuss the recently launched Windows 8 Consumer Preview, discuss the last batch of the suspected Apple iPad keynote next week, bird sounds, the Googlighing video, another HTML5 marketplace of failure, the iPhone gas stove, Ubuntu 12.04: Precise Pangolin, and more At The Nexus.

On this week's episode, Will makes his triumphant return, Gary loves anti-nerd media, and Norm checks his email. All that, plus the latest on Mobile World Congress, Windows 8 Consumer Preview, next week's iPad event, and fake outtakes!

The 3 J’s.  Josh, Jack and Jason are left, as Nerdtastic in 3d is 2 men down this week.  Never fear though, as the crew still manages to tickle your inner ear-bones with yet more humor and imaginative discussion.  Modern Warfare 3 map “Overwatch,” thoughts on yet another disappointing Oscars, the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, […]

On this week's episode, Will makes his triumphant return, Gary loves anti-nerd media, and Norm checks his email. All that, plus the latest on Mobile World Congress, Windows 8 Consumer Preview, next week's iPad event, and fake outtakes!

Richard talks to Stephen Rose about the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Stephen talks about the features that IT Pros are particularily going to be interested in for Windows 8, such as the new version of BitLocker. The conversation also moves over to Server 8 and some of the capabilities there, including a new IPv4 version of DirectAccess. Now is a great time to get testing!