Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew hoyle

A new MP3 sermon from Temple Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: I Don't Want to be Ashamed Subtitle: Jubilee 2024 Speaker: Andrew Hoyle Broadcaster: Temple Baptist Church Event: Camp Meeting Date: 9/27/2024 Bible: 1 John 2:21-28 Length: 40 min.

The iPhone 13 Pro's cameras have received an incremental boost, but is that enough to impress a pro photographer? CNET's Andrew Hoyle weighs in.

The iPhone 13 Pro's cameras have received an incremental boost, but is that enough to impress a pro photographer? CNET's Andrew Hoyle weighs in.

Andrew Hoyle

Andrew Hoyle

In this episode, we venture further into the ever expanding universe of Karl's Adventure. It has been a blast writing, recording, arranging and mixing this episode over the past few weeks. Stick around til the end to hear some of the more funny moments. We would like to give a big thank you to Calvin Cobb and Andrew Hoyle for their amazing voiceover work in this episode. Visit us at www.spiritsofthepoorhouse.comIf you have a story you would like to share or would like to simply say hello, reach out to us at www.spiritsofthepoorhouse.com/contact or at spiritsofthepoorhouse@gmail.com

In this episode, we celebrate Frank's birthday and yes, we mean THE Frank. When you need something done, you can always count on Frank. What a guy, right? Frankly, when it comes to birthdays, he deserves the very best. The Karliverse is expanding ever so rapidly. We would like to thank our friends Andrew Hoyle and Calvin Cobb, for helping us bring our characters to life. We hope you enjoy Karl's Adventure this week, as it is our longest episode to date. Help show your support at www.spiritsofthepoorhouse.comWould you like to be a part of the show? Reach out to us at www.spiritsofthepoorhouse.com/contact or email us directly at spiritsofthepoorhouse@gmail.com

This week on the regular version of TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and Ian discuss:- Amazon scours high street to open shops- EE launches the first 5G network trial in Canary Wharf- UK stores will sell 'Black Ops 4' early due to massive day one patch- Your emails and questions answered!Patreon supporters have access to our ad-free and extended version of the show, which includes the above as well as additional discussions about:- EXTRA STORY: Samsung thinks you want a phone with four rear cameras- SPECIAL FEATURE: Nokia 7.1 phone launch with Andrew Hoyle and Ian Morris- Extended post-show outro- Outtakes and more!Please support us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/uktech for access to our exclusive ad-free extended version of the show, additional weekly special features in the programme, live-streaming, instant access to our entire back catalogue of extended shows, access to our Discord member’s club, higher quality MP3s, zero commitment required, and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andrew Hoyle and Drew Stearne break down Samsung's latest launch and find out why Drew might have a Hue obsession.

Andrew Hoyle and Drew Stearne break down Samsung's new Galaxy Note 9 and we find out why Drew might have a Hue obsession.

This week on the regular version of TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and CNET.com's Andrew Hoyle discuss:- Stephen Hawking, legendary theoretical physicist, dies at 76- Porn site age verification plans delayed due to security and privacy concerns- Rugged Cat S61 phone packs thermal imaging on steroids- Vivo concept phone - Amazon recalls fire-risk power packs in UK, Europe and US- Your emails and questions answered!Patreon supporters have access to our longer version of the show, which includes the above as well as additional discussions about:- EXTRA STORY: BBC game helps kids lead the fight against fake news- Expanded discussion around pornography age gates and ISP filters- Discussion around the risks of location-based family services- Outtakes and more!Please support us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/uktech for access to our exclusive ad-free extended version of the show, live-streaming, access to Discord member’s club, weekly columns from Nate, higher quality MP3s, and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THIS WEEK ON TECH'S MESSAGE Nate is joined by CNET.com senior editor Andrew Hoyle to discuss some of the trends from this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Regular co-host Ian Morris also calls in with a couple of reports about BMW's automated driving systems and LG's paper-thin television. In the news we discuss Tesla's move to wait a couple more before before driving up its prices in the UK; the NHS's decision to trial the startup health company Babylon's AI-assisted diagnosis tool; recent figures that show the dominance of digital and streaming services in the British entertainment landscape; and what we're going to be using voice-activated assistants like Amazon's Alexa for in our homes of the future. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THIS WEEK ON TECH'S MESSAGE Nate is joined by CNET.com senior editor Andrew Hoyle. On the occasion of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday we look back at her royal relationship with technology over the decades, from 3D broadcasts to podcasting. Plus Android is in the European Commission's spotlight for alleged antitrust abuses. And as a drone is reported to have struck a passenger airliner upon its descent into London's Heathrow airport, we look at how mega-retailer Amazon has been dragged into the drone safety debate. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THIS WEEK ON TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and Ian are joined by CNET.com's Andrew Hoyle to discuss and assess Apple's 9.7-inch iPad Pro. Assessments include: - Apple's performance claims may even be an understatement - The iPad Pro 9.7 inch A9X CPU runs at 2.23GHz vs the 12-inch's 2.24GHz - The smaller Pro has half the RAM (1.92GB) of the bigger Pro (3.89GB) - Graphical power of the iPad Pro 9.7-inch is more than double the iPad Air 2 - The rear camera performance is near-identical to the iPhone 6s rear camera - The True Tone display is, ironically, a turn-off for some professional use cases - The "camera lump" on the back of the smaller Pro doesn't cause the tablet to wobble when flat - The quad-speaker setup makes a really big difference - The iPad Pro line is still better than the Android competition but in a different class to Microsoft's Surface and Surface line See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THIS WEEK ON TECH'S MESSAGE Nate is joined by CNET.com's Andrew Hoyle. They discuss the news that Microsoft has bought UK-based startup SwiftKey for a reported $250 million. What might this mean for Xbox and Windows, they wonder? Plus, Europe's top court is looking into whether linking to any webpage or online content without permission could be in breach of the law. Yes, linking. Against the law. One to watch. Plus, Ian Livingstone of Eidos and Tomb Raider fame, is opening two free schools in the UK dedicated to science, technology, engineering, arts and maths. This is great news for the next generation of STEAM students. All that, plus a major reason EA isn't being terrible will become clear this week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THIS WEEK ON TECH'S MESSAGE Nate is alone... with himself. Apple Pay has launched in the UK, which means it's time to test it out as ironically as possible. Plus the British music industry has taken a step backward into the dark ages, cheering a court's decision to once again make it illegal to put a copy of a CD you bought onto your iPhone. Plus Nate is joined by Andrew Hoyle of CNET.com to discuss his experience covering the Formula E event in London recently. Just what is this electric motor sport and how is it helping drive forward the green energy agenda? And what's Twitter got to do with it all? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's show we discuss the best and worst ways to start a Kickstarter business and get it noticed, and what should you look out for when putting your money where the founder's mouths are. What are the warning signs for a poorly devised crowdfunded business? Dynamo PR's Kickstarter mastermind Heather Delaney joins us to discuss. In the news there's something concerning me that you may not think concerns you. You may think it's a trivial topic. But you'd be wrong. It's called Thunderbolt 3. Joining me to discuss it is CNET.com Senior Editor, technology expert and at one point CNET laptop review lead, Andrew Hoyle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This podcast is an episode of Tech's Message, a weekly audio download from London-based technology journalists Nate Lanxon and Ian Morris. Hear a discussion based on the week's most interesting UK technology news, and other irreverent takes on tech issues deemed important for British ears to hear. This week Nate is joined by Andrew Hoyle of CNET.com, SEO strategy lead Kate Dreyer from Positive, and Jonathan "Aggelos" of gaming site Dungeon Crawler Network. They talk about BT's worrying dislike of device tethering on its new 4G mobile network and the Carphone Warehouse's plan to launch its own 4G network on the back of Three; Nate discusses his first impressions of Apple's new MacBook... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Subscribe FREE to the show now Join Nate and Ian to discuss how the UK high street is investing in 3D-printed jewellery and products; Internet Explorer's history is explored ahead of its death with Windows 10's release; plus CNET.com's senior editor Andrew Hoyle joins us to talk about his experience at Bazelworld, the world's swankiest watch tradeshow, where he uncovered the luxury timepieces hoping to tick-tock into the smartwatch arena. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Subscribe FREE to the show now CNET.com photojournalist and technology expert Andrew Hoyle joins the show this week to discuss the tools, tricks and troubles of the trade that is visual story reporting; plus the top ten tech news stories of the week affecting the UK.Hosted, produced and edited by Nate Lanxon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's show, Nate Lanxon and Andrew Hoyle debate the need for 3D porn, passports, daft sayings and unusual piercings. Shoelaces and management jargon are among the topics sent in by you. Send over your own questions on Twitter to @DoWeNeed or via email to doweneedquestions@gmail.com

Do we need animal cafes, meals and the penny piece? These questions and more are tackled by Nate Lanxon and Andrew Hoyle. Your own queries are dealt with, including the need for men’s nipples, twigs with lights and scented toilet paper. Do you question a thing’s existence? Let us know on Twitter at @DoWeNeed or email doweneedquestions@gmail.com

Join Nate Lanxon and Andrew Hoyle as they question the need for serving suggestions on food packets, London trinket shops, vajazzling and more. Your questions are tackled too, including whether we need moths, wooden balls and pot pourri. Get in touch via Twitter with @DoWeNeed or email doweneedquestions@gmail.com

YOLO, shoes with toes and umbrellas are the main topics up for discussion on the first episode of Do We Need This with Nate Lanxon and Andrew Hoyle. Listeners question the need for seeded grapes, boiled egg slicers, needless apostrophes and more. Your thoughts are always welcome so do get in touch at @DoWeNeed or email doweneedquestions@gmail.com