Crash Podcast: Nokia, Office 2013, Windows 8 & patent disputes
Crash is the regular IT news podcast from Computing
This week Stuart Sumner, Graeme Burton and Peter Gothard discuss the licensing fee Nokia pays to Microsoft for every Windows Smartphone it makes. Also, Computing's thoughts on Office 2013, and the impending...
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