In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss Windows 7 selling 350 million licenses, Microsoft antitrust oversight ending in the US, Apple's lackluster Locationgate response, Paul's giving up on Windows 7 on MacBook Air, Sony's criminal response to PSN hacking, Amazon's cloud gets rained on, Windows Home Server RTM gets installed, Verizon's Windows Phone still coming soon, and a new Call of Duty: Black Ops map pack coming next week.
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Picks and tips
Windows Weekly tip of the week: Get up to speed on Office 2007/2010 ribbon with Search Commands--a new tab for Office 2007/2010 apps that helps you find the commands you used to use in the old interface (Thanks to Mark Evans for the tip) and a new version of Ribbon Hero, a new game that teaches how to use features and functionality within Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote.
This week's app picks: Twitter
Windows 7 app pick: MetroTwit - Awesome native Windows 7 client written with .NET 4 and WPF 4 frameworks, with a nice Zune look and feel.
Windows Phone 7 app pick: Twitter (official client) and Rowi
Mobile app pick: TweetDeck (multiple platforms) - Clients available for Windows, Mac, and Linux (via AIR), iPhone, iPad, Android and Chrome OS/Chrome web browser. A general web client is in beta and coming soon.
My favorite twitter client (for now?): DestroyTwitter - This one is an AIR app, is very simple looking, has some nice skins, and has everything I happen to be looking for in a Twitter client.
