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Microsoft has released a list of machines that use Intel’s Skylake CPU that will be supported with Windows 7 and 8.1 for 18 months.

Aidan Finn walks us through on how to create an Azure virtual machine that uses Azure’s Premium Storage.

This week’s other news includes a key remaining question about Microsoft’s new Windows support policy for new hardware, Google paid $1 billion to be iPhone search provider, Android revenues, the iPad Pro is not faster than a PC, and Yahoo continues to navel-gaze.

PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks explains how to use hashtables to create new object properties with Select-Object and why you should.

On this episode, I cover the all the news that Microsoft announced this week including limited support for Skylake CPUs, Xbox news, a new build of Redstone (insider info) and a lot more.

Dropbox has announced that its app is coming to the Windows store and will also be supported on Windows 10 Mobile as well.

Microsoft is pinning its hope to build out its app store on the success of Windows 10 and also Islandwood, a ‘bridge’ to porting over iOS apps to Windows.

Co-hosts Theresa Miller and Phoummala Schmitt talk with guest J. Peter Bruzzese (@jpbruzzese), Office Servers and Services MVP.

Russell Smith shares a quick Windows 10 tip for using the Lumia 950 with Windows Hello for increased security.

Microsoft announced this week that it will donate $1 billion in “cloud computing resources” over the next five years to nonprofits, faculty researchers, and communities that lack broadband Internet access. The goal is to help transform the cloud from a solution for the privileged into a resource that everyone can use.

PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks shares his script for watching processes using a WMI event subscription using the CIM cmdlets.

PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks continues his quest to display service statuses in a colorful format.