The Digital Lifestyle Show #399 – Blame it on Windows
We are nearly at the big 400 but not quite yet, this is podcast number 399 and I am joined by Jason to talk over the week’s news. We talk about Windows 8 and is it really responsible for the decline in PC sales? Is the start button coming back? Would an Xbox Surface make sense or would an 8 inch Windows RT device be better? Plus we talk about Netflix moving to HTML5 away from Silverlight, Skype for Windows 8, updated Bing apps for Windows 8 /Windows RT, DVBLink updates and controlling XBMC from Windows 8 and Windows RT.
Our 400th show will be April 30th with Ed Bott and Charlie Owen joining our regular team. We will be streaming the recording live on our live page at 8pm BST.
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Links for this week:
- Netflix planning to move away from Silverlight to HTML5
- Skype for Windows Phone 8 Updated
- Microsoft update the News, Travel, Maps, Sport and Finance Windows 8/RT apps
- Windows 8/RT News app updated, adds RSS feeds and Offline reading
- Samsung Galaxy SIII Mini review
- Video: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 v Nexus 7
- DVBLink product suite v4.5.3 released
- Controlling XBMC from Windows 8 and Windows RT
- XBMC Raspberry Pi AmbiLight project
- Samsung announce Galaxy Mega 5.8 and 6.3 Android phones
- April Patch Tuesday brings more Surface RT firmware updates
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