Bytes by MSDN: Tim Sneath and Tim Huckaby discuss Windows 7
- Posted: Aug 30, 2010 at 8:14 AM
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Check out Tim Huckaby's interview with Tim Sneath as he shares his excitement about Windows 7 and the latest announcements!
Click here to download the Windows Phone 7 Toolkit
About Tim
Tim is director of the Windows and Silverlight technical evangelism team, based out of Microsoft's corporate headquarters in Redmond. His mission is to see developers create stunning applications built on the Microsoft platform, and to persuade his mother that computers aren't out to get her. Amongst other strange obsessions, Tim collects vintage releases of Windows, and has a near-complete set of shrink-wrapped copies that date back to the late 80s, as well as a 'museum' of Virtual PC images from Windows 1.0 to the present. Tim spent the first thirty years of his life in the UK, and his occasional attempts to speak English with an American accent for ease of comprehension cause much hilarity amongst his colleagues.
Stuff Tim recommends you check out
Click here to download the Windows Phone 7 Toolkit
About Tim
Tim is director of the Windows and Silverlight technical evangelism team, based out of Microsoft's corporate headquarters in Redmond. His mission is to see developers create stunning applications built on the Microsoft platform, and to persuade his mother that computers aren't out to get her. Amongst other strange obsessions, Tim collects vintage releases of Windows, and has a near-complete set of shrink-wrapped copies that date back to the late 80s, as well as a 'museum' of Virtual PC images from Windows 1.0 to the present. Tim spent the first thirty years of his life in the UK, and his occasional attempts to speak English with an American accent for ease of comprehension cause much hilarity amongst his colleagues.
Stuff Tim recommends you check out
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