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Hot Apps will feature 5 of the hottest apps each week for the Windows Phone 7. In this episode Laura takes a look at: Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed Please leave suggestions for hot apps that should be featured in the comments section, thanks! Link Removed...

Laura and Paul bring you the hottest stories that 'Softies are pinging each other about. Check 'em out: Link Removed Intelligent Healing with Kinect Windows Phone to take the lead? Link Removed Link Removed Link Removed

Dan and Brian were AWOL this week so Tina and I stepped in to fill the void. Tina assured me she had "prepped" for our taping but I think by this she just meant "consumed 18 cans of Dr Pepper". In the end their were some very interesting stories to cover.... we just didn't get around to them...

Join Brandon Watson as he interviews the people behind the next release of Windows Phone, Mango. In this installment he chats with Thomas Fennel- one of the people behind the new push & live tiles functionality. Link Removed Link Removed

Microsoft may have just unintentionally announced one of the biggest features coming to Windows 8. In an interview with the Seattle Times, Microsoft VP of global marketing for interactive entertainment business Mike Delman says Xbox Live will integrate with Windows 8 in the future, making it...

Microsoft starts to do things right again. I like what Microsoft showed of Windows 8 so far. It takes the user interface concept introduced on the Windows Phone 7 to tablets and PCs. Microsoft... Source: Yahoo! News

Microsoft's already brought Xbox Live integration to Windows Phone 7, and it looks like you can count on some similar, if not deeper, integration in Windows 8 as well. Speaking to The Seattle Times , Microsoft VP Mike Delman said that "Live has been successful on the Windows Phone," and that...

Interested in creating a game for Windows Phone using Silverlight? In this episode, Jeff Paries, Silverlight MVP and author of the book Silverlight Animation, walks through the source for his Bird Hunt game for Windows Phone 7. He offers tips on how to create a game concept and keep your scope...

Microsoft's 'Windows 8' on tablets will find itself head-to-head against the iPad. It'll need a media hub and perhaps Windows Phone apps if it wants to succeed. Link Removed

Join Brandon Watson as he interviews the people behind the next release of Windows Phone, Mango. In this installment he chats with Steve Cosman- one of the people behind the new Bing Audio. Link Removed Link Removed

Link Removed It finally happened! On Wednesday, we finally got a glimpse at what Microsoft has in store for its next version of Windows and how it plans to compete in the...

Even though we didn’t see it on stage at yesterday’s Microsoft E3 presentation, Microsoft is working on a new Xbox Live dashboard, like they do every fall. What’s notable about this year’s dashboard refresh is that it looks almost identical to the preview of Windows 8 that we saw at D9 earlier...

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss this week's Windows 8 Start screen revelations in depth and the silly noobisphere responses, the BUILD conference in September, Windows Phone news, Office 365 launching this month...

Susan shares her insights on how to do quick and dirty UX testing to help your application be more successful. Susan (who works with great people on the UX team, including Corrina Black, Tsitsi Gora, and Arturo Toledo) has a lot of experience working on usability and spends a lot of time working...

Windows 8- due to launch in 2012, got a big reveal today by Microsoft. They've posted up a video on building Windows 8 that gives us some tantalizing clues about the next-gen operating system. While... Source: Yahoo! News

The next version of Windows will look a lot like Windows Phone 7. But the familiar PC design is still there under the hood. Source: Yahoo! News

Microsoft is showing off Windows 8 and based on the preview, it looks to be the biggest change for the technology giant's core product since Windows 95. Link Removed

Microsoft has officially unveiled some key new features of its forthcoming operating system. The next-generation OS, which may or may not be called “Windows 8” (its “internal code-name”), delivers a completely re-imagined user interface, with a heavy emphasis on touch-based functionality that...