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Windows Weekly 319: Microsoft 3.0

Windows Weekly 319: Microsoft 3.0

We're back, baby

In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley and I discuss the "One Microsoft" reorg, Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference, our verdict on Windows 8.1, new about the Windows 8.1 RTM, another PC market decline, a coming Windows Phone 8 feature pack and other releases, Apple loses twice in court, and some secretive NSA news.

Running time: 1:52:44

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Audible pick of the week: The Great Courses

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