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December 02, 2008

Windows Weekly: Windows 7 usability: simple versus easy, The Microsoft phone, Ballmer claims to know nothing about Windows Capable

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Hosts: Paul Thurrott and Leo Laporte

Windows 7 usability: simple versus easy
The Microsoft phone
Ballmer claims to know nothing about Windows Capable
Apple's advertising bill
Our holiday gift suggestions
Tip of the week: preparing for Windows Live Wave 3 is coming next week
Software of the Week: Handbrake 0.9.3

Posted by mondomedeusah on December 02, 2008 in Podcasts | Permalink

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