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Megan Morrone talks to emoji historian Jeremy Burge about how he founded Emojipedia, the inner workings of the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee, starting World Emoji Day, emoji controversies, and more. Host: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsor:

1:34 Father Robert Ballecer talks about trends from CES 24:40 The latest emoji news from Jeremy Burge 45:47 How to get the cyberpunk future we all deserve with help from Brian Benchoff from Hackaday. 57:26 Jason Howell reviews the new iPad Pro and Megan Morrone reviews the new Pixel Slate. Hosts: Guests: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

Episode 500!!! NVIDIA releases their FreeSync-compatible driver, AMD Radeon VII updates, and Lenovo's latest Yoga is gunning for the Surface Studio. Plus, is a GTX 1660 Ti in the works? Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at . Send your computer hardware questions to . Sponsors:

What to expect at Quartzfest 2019 with Gordo, Amateur Radio Newsline with Don, Randy updates us on his shack, viewer videos with Dale and more! Hosts: We invite you to read, add to, and amend our show notes at . Submit your own video to Ham Nation at Thanks to Joe Walsh who wrote and plays the Ham Nation theme. Check out Ham Nation on ! Download or subscribe to Ham Nation at Sponsor:

Windows 7: The one-year support cutoff countdown begins One year from January 14, Microsoft will no longer support Windows 7 for free. (Only for pay). Is there any chance of an XP-like extension? Don't expect a huge upgrade wave. But Microsoft has a way around this... Microsoft is pushing Microsoft 365 (not simply Windows 10) as the upgrade path for Windows 7. Will folks bite? Free support for lots of other products expires on January 14, 2020, too: Office 2010, Windows Server 2008/R2, Exchange Server 2010, SharePoint Server 2010 and more. Related: Desktop App Assure is generally available. Will it convince Win7 users that their apps will likely work on Win 10? Related: PC sales have now fallen for seven years. But there is some good news too. Folding Windows, Dual-Screen Style A leaked build of Windows 10 19H1 indicates Microsoft is adding support for foldable (aka, dual screen) devices to Windows. What does this really mean? Is Andromeda in the wings? (NOPE). Meanwhile: Speculation mounts that Microsoft could show off the new HoloLens at MWC in February. Windows 10 Microsoft pushed a bunch of Cumulative Updates with loads of bug fixes for WIn 10 1703, 1709, 1803. It also (interestingly) pushed a small Cumulative Update with fixes for Win 10 19H1 Fast Ring build 18312. Microsoft's latest customer wins: Some patterns emerge Microsoft is having luck courting retailers who are scared of Amazon (See Kroger, Walmart and most recently, Walgreens). Good news for Azure, M365. Cortana was MIA at CES, but its "Virtual Assistant Accelerator" wasn't. MS gets its virtual assistant tech into BMW, UEI, LG Electronics. The $10 billion JEDI jackpot's coming up in April. Looking like an Amazon-Microsoft dogfight. MS keeps adding more govt. certifications leading up to it (Outlook Mobile is latest). Tips and picks Tip of the Week: How to Switch to Chronological Timeline on Twitter. App pick of the week: DuckDuckGo. Enterprise pick of the week: Where's Windows Server 2019? Codename of the week: Sydney (Hololens 2) Beer pick of the week: Grimm Double Negative Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at Check out Paul's blog at Check out Mary Jo's blog at The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of . Sponsors: