PowerUser.TV: Episode 30

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This week's edition of PowerUser.TV is now up!  This week we talk about the different versions of Windows Vista, Google getting in trouble for archiving nudie photos, how much the Play Station  3 will cost to manufacture.  Guest panelist Mormegil talks about some of his GalCiv II experiences and more.
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Very good podcast. I listened to it while playing Battlefront II multiplayer (celebrity deathmatch!).

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Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
It was great to hear from Paul again. And I have to say, the exhaustion makes for some funny moments.

Too bad there was no more microphone licking! That was classic. *SNIFF*

LOL
Sins of a Solar Empire II
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I have been reading up on everything Brad has been writing ... i mean everything! I have heard him talk about widget systems and why they fail.. cuz people are not making enough gadgets... and at Cynapse (thats our software company)we decided to create some stuff with DesktopX. First we built a desktop for our clients kiosks with DX and now we have just about finished a Flickr widget... you can have a look at whats coming at www.uzable.com We plan to do a lot more soon ... We have quite a popular service called SyncNotes (www.syncnotes.com) The service is popular but the client UI has been bashed by reviewers a lot. Now we are planning to build the next version of our client with DesktopX

btw, in my prior attempts to contact stardock, i didnt recieve any responses from the team. We would like to get in touch with you guys and work in closer acquaintance with you.

-apurva[at]cynapse.com

Apologies for pasting this comment here, I wanted to post this on the previous post, but for some reason the submit just wouldnt work
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Very Intertaining, i enjoyed it alot. people have to face that XBOX 360 owns PS3.

Good Job Brad keep up the good work