We discuss Instagram’s port to desktop. Microsoft’s new CACHE app. Microsoft’s new booking feature built for Facebook. Outlook Premium. We check in on the Surface and NFL program. Some small speculation on the events coming up. We discuss the newest builds of Windows and Chris’ lust over the Linux sub system improvements. Lastly, Robert briefly dives into his QA passion.
]]>In this episode: QA Problems, Robert’s One Plus 3, Swift Key, Belfiore’s back, Robert’s Thoughts on the iPhone announcements, Surface Phone speculation, new Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) features in practice along with the recent news on Band (or not?) and, lastly, Robert and Chris try to figure out if Microsoft wants or cares to be a consumer company and what kind of investment it would take to do so. Whew! it’s a big one, folks!
]]>Referenced in show: After Big Windows 10 Update it’s Still a Work in Progress
]]>Programming Note:
During the show it was incorrectly stated that Azure began as a IaaS offering. Listener Carmen Crincoli set us straight on that:
“Your cloud guest got Azure history wrong. It started as pure PaaS, not IaaS. Isolation mechanism just happened to be VMs. The fact that it was pure PaaS actually hurt it. No one was ready for that in 2008.”
Thanks for the correction, Carmen!
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