Podcast appearances and mentions of ara wagoner

Tune into episode 315 of the Mobile Tech Podcast with guest Ara Wagoner of Android Police -- brought to you by Mint Mobile. In this week's episode we discuss the Redmi Note 12 series , China-only Redmi Note 12 Turbo, fancy OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock Edition, Huawei P60 series, and Huawei Mate X3. We then cover news, leaks, and rumors from Vivo, Samsung, Moto, and Apple.Episode Links- Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tnkgrl- Donate: https://tnkgrl.com/tnkgrl/- Support the podcast with Mint Mobile: https://mintmobile.com/mobiletech- Ara Wagoner: https://twitter.com/arawagco- Redmi Note 12 series now global: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/xiaomi-redmi-note-12-pro-plus-news-hands-on-photos-price-features/- Redmi Note 12 Turbo for China: https://www.gsmarena.com/redmi_note_12_turbo_announced_with_snapdragon_7_gen_2_up_to_16gb_ram_and_1tb_storage-news-58045.php- OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock Edition: https://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_11_jupiter_rock_price_availability-news-58055.php- Huawei P60 series: https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_p60_pro_art_price_availabilty_official-news-57990.php- Huawei Mate X3: https://www.androidpolice.com/huawei-mate-x3-foldable/- Vivo X Fold2 coming soon: https://www.gsmarena.com/vivo_x_fold2_arrival_confirmed_for_april-news-58051.php- Samsung tri-fold rumor: https://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_may_launch_a_trifold_device_this_year_the_s23_fe_isnt_happening-news-58015.php- Samsung Galaxy S23 camera update: https://www.androidpolice.com/samsung-april-2023-security-patch-international/- Moto Edge 40 series leak: https://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_moto_edge_40_and_40_pro_detailed_specs_arrive-news-58030.php- Apple WWDC June 5: https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/29/23637956/apple-wwdc-2023-event-date-vr-headset-mac-pro 

Captain Daniel Bader is joined by Joe Maring, Ara Wagoner, and Hayato Huseman for our final episode of 2020. The crew talk about the partnership between Google and Qualcomm to offer four years of Android updates, wear OS and the Fitbit acquisition, and continued antitrust woes. But the biggest topic this week is YOUR questions. So grab your favorite Holiday beverage and settle in for a toasty warm show! Links: Qualcomm and Google pledge to clean up the Android update situation with four years of updates | Android Central The EU has finally approved Google's Fitbit acquisition | Android Central Google’s Legal Peril Grows in Face of Third Antitrust Suit - The New York Times Case against Google grows as company gets hit with third antitrust lawsuit | Android Central Google antitrust FAQ: What the U.S. government's lawsuit means for you | Android Central

Ara Wagoner and Jerry Hildenbrand commandeer the Android Central virtual podcast studio for a chat about Android updates, emoji, Chromebooks, and pretty much anything else they feel like! Links: Nokia's failure is the final nail in the coffin for Android One | Android Central An ARM-powered Chromebook with a Surface-style kickstand seems set for a 2021 debut | Android Central New emoji could reach your Android phone faster than ever with this change from Google | Android Central

The ghosts of Android Central past, present, and future descend upon the 500th episode of the podcast! Daniel Bader is joined by Hayato Huseman, Jerry Hildenbrand, Ara Wagoner, Alex Dobie, Joe Maring, Phil Nickinson, Harish Jonnalagadda, Russel Holly, and Andrew Martonik to share their favorite phones and features of 2020. They also examine how technology is helping them navigate through life during the COVID-19 pandemic. Links: Best Android Phones: Our top picks for November 2020 | Android Central Sponsors: Namecheap: Have an amazing idea for a website, online business or blog? Then, you should know that every great website starts with an awesome domain name. To get a domain name with a 30% discount (including .com and hundreds more). Go to Namecheap.com and use the code ACP at checkout.

Ara Wagoner swings by to talk with Daniel and Jerry about the rise of Chromebooks as they become increasingly popular in this era of learning and working from home. The team have a spirited discussion about what's great and what can be improved. Plus, they offer tips on what to look for in terms of specs if you want to buy one. Pixel 4a isn't due until July (or maybe even later). Does that affect the relevance of the phone, and how might that impact the eventual launch of Pixel 5. Last up, Huawei is in trouble. Again and still. Links: Pixel 4a is coming July 13 with Just Black and Barely Blue colors Here's why Google is delaying the Pixel 4a to July (or even August) | Android Central Why Chromebooks have become the perfect work from home laptop | Android Central Forget what you may have heard: Chromebooks are actually great productivity machines | Android Central Best Chromebooks 2020: Top 10 Chrome OS Laptops Ranked Lenovo Chromebook Duet review: The perfect couch companion | Android Central Trump administration will soon begin blocking Huawei's global chip supply | Android Central Losing access to TSMC would be catastrophic for Huawei | Android Central Huawei faces new hurdle as TSMC cuts off chip orders | Android Central FAQ: What is the Google-Apple COVID-19 (coronavirus) Exposure Notifications system? | Android Central

Ara Wagoner, Jerry Hildenbrand, and Daniel Bader are here with a deluge of Galaxy S20 and more Pixel 4 mid-range model rumors. They also chat about the OnePlus Concept One phone and its invisible camera. The EU is considering legislation that would mandate the inclusion of USB-C ports on all smartphones. Finally, the gang discuss official support for Steam on Chromebooks. Links: Samsung Galaxy S20: Everything you need to know Google may be working on as many as three mid-range Pixel 4s, one with 5G OnePlus Concept One hands-on: This McLaren Edition has an invisible camera The EU wants to mandate USB-C ports on smartphones The EU's decision to force USB-C on smartphones is a bad idea with good intentions Here's how Android makers can balance 120Hz screens and battery life Official support for Steam could be coming to Chromebooks in the future Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.

Daniel Bader, Andrew Martonik, Jerry Hildenbrand, and Ara Wagoner assemble one last time this decade for a look at the most significant stories affecting Android and Google users. They also look ahead towards towards 2020. Show Notes and Links: Decade in review: 10 years of the biggest stories in Android and Google Sponsors: Dollar Shave Club: Put the quality of Dollar Shave Club’s products to the test. Get your Ultimate Starter Set for just $5 at dollarshaveclub.com/acp.

It's a listener question extravaganza! We tackle what's on your mind in the Android world (along with some non-Android questions as well). Join Daniel Bader, Jerry Hildenbrand, Ara Wagoner, and Andrew Martonik for advice on everything from which budget phone to buy, the importance of RCS messaging, and favorite drinks! Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

Made by Google '19 has come and gone — now it's time to dissect everything that went down! Daniel Bader, Jerry Hildenbrand, and Ara Wagoner focus this week on Pixel Buds, Pixelbook Go, Nest Mini, and Nest Wifi. Pixel Buds represent the next stage of computing, but Pixelbook Go is a step backwards. The last few minutes of the show contain general impressions of Pixel 4, but keep your ears open for an episode devoted to our full review! Show Notes and Links: Pixel Buds Pixelbook Go Pixelbook Go looks like a step in the wrong direction Tablets are 'officially' officially dead at Google: The Pixelbook Go isn't a convertible Nest Mini The Nest Wifi is a boring product with some brilliant ideas Google Pixel 4 preview: The very best of Google Sponsors: Mack Weldon: For 20% off your first order, visit mackweldon.com and enter promo code ACP.

Ara Wagoner and Andrew Martonik join Daniel Bader for a conversation about their Galaxy Note 10+ impressions, including a worthwhile detour into USB-C Power Delivery and PPS charging technology. Google has ditched letter/food naming conventions for Android in favor of numbers. What we know as Android Q will simply become Android 10. The company has also redesigned Android branding and is putting tighter restrictions on its use. Show Notes and Links: Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ review: Coasting to victory Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ specs: More RAM, fewer jacks Best 45W Note 10+ Chargers From the Editor's Desk: Charging an arm and a leg (and a Note 10+) Say goodbye to tasty treats: Q release is simply 'Android 10' Google redesigns Android brand for first time since 2014, bringing new colors and robot head Android 10: Everything you need to know! Nokia shares its Android 10 roadmap with updates starting in Q4 2019 Google Home Mini to be replaced by better-sounding 'Nest Mini' this fall Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

It turned out to be anything but a slow news week. Daniel Bader, Jerry Hildenbrand, and Ara Wagoner pour over rumors about Galaxy Note 10, Pixel 4, and the discuss the return of Galaxy Fold. Daniel also shares his enthusiasm for the Sonos-powered Symfonisk speakers from Ikea. Where there's smoke there's fire, and rumors about Apple purchasing the majority of Intel's smartphone modem business turned out to be true. It's a strategic move that will enable Apple to compete with Qualcomm. Finally, the U.S. Justice Department has approved the T-Mobile/Sprint merger. The crew think this is bad for consumers and they go into detail about their reasons. Show Notes and Links: Galaxy Note 10 rumors Pixel 4 rumors The Galaxy Fold is launching in September, and Samsung promises its problems are fixed Ikea Symfonisk speakers review: Amazing Sonos sound, no assembly required Apple is acquiring majority of Intel's smartphone modem business What does Apple's acquisition of Intel's smartphone modem tech mean for the rest of the industry? T-Mobile and Sprint are set to merge after Justice Department approval, Dish to build its own 5G network T-Mobile / Sprint merger: Here's how it changes the wireless market and how it affects you Sponsors: Rhone: Rhone, the premier men's performance lifestyle brand, is designed for men who appreciate quality, comfortable clothing that fits how they live, work, and sweat. Go to rhone.com/acp and use offer code ACP for 20% off your first purchase!  

Daniel Bader and Ara Wagoner are joined by developer Chris Lacy of Action Launcher and ActionDash fame to discuss Android Q, third party launchers, using your phone less, and much more. Show Notes and Links: Google's awful gestures are ruining Android Q Android Q Beta 5 launches with gesture improvements, tweaks to third-party launchers On Android Q’s gesture navigation incompatibility with 3rd party launchers (including Action Launcher) Action Launcher v40 adds a new look, pillar feature & business model ActionDash 3.0 adds focus mode, app limits, Usage Assistant & much more Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

Daniel Bader is back in the saddle after his trip to Turkey and is joined by Ara Wagoner and Jerry Hildenbrand to talk about changes to the Android Q gesture system, and pre-disappointment about Google's Pixel 4. They also chat about more Galaxy Note 10 leaks and rumors about Galaxy Watch 2 and Galaxy Tab S5. Huawei isn't completely out of the woods, but U.S. companies can work with them in situations where 'where there is no threat to national security'. The crew parse what that actually means. Finally, they address concerns regarding Google and Amazon voice assistant recordings and transcripts. Show Notes and Links: Travel and tech From the Editor's Desk: Google's looming Pixel 4 disappointment Android Q gesture FAQ: Understanding how Android's new gestures work Galaxy Note 10 renders reveal new color and missing power button Samsung Galaxy Watch 2 and Galaxy Tab S5 to be released in Q3 2019 U.S. companies can now work with Huawei again, but only 'where there is no threat to national security' Google/Amazon assistant recordings Amazon keeps Echo transaction transcripts forever Prime Day Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

Marton Barcza of TechAltar joins the show once again to chat with Daniel Bader and Ara Wagoner about the various ways Huawei may be doomed — and the scenarios in which they could survive as a company. Marton elaborates on his amazing YouTube video in which he makes the case that Google has made Android versions irrelevant. All that and tons more! Show Notes and Links: Honor 20 Pro review: Gunning for the big-name flagships Huawei soon losing access to Android updates, Google apps, after Trump trade ban Huawei Android ban, explained: Could we see a Mate 30 without Google? Losing Google support would irreparably damage Huawei's global smartphone business Huawei is working on a backup OS that natively runs Android apps How valuable is Android, or any other operating system, without Google? Huawei's imminent Google ban is causing lots of its phones to be traded in UK mobile network EE drops Huawei phones from its 5G launch Huawei reassures Canadian carriers it can supply network equipment amidst U.S. trade ban Huawei faces another huge blow as ARM cuts ties with the Chinese brand Trump says 'very dangerous' Huawei could be part of U.S.-China trade deal How Google has finally made Android versions irrelevant How I arrived at the perfect Android theming setup (and how to build your own) TechAltar (@TechAltar) | Twitter Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

Daniel Bader is joined by Ara Wagoner and Carli Velocci for a streaming service focused episode. In particular, they take a close look at Disney+ and the disruption it may bring to the entertainment industry. They also discuss the distinction between active and ambient viewing habits and how different platforms seem tailored to one or the other. Finally, they offer quick takes on the Star Wars Episode IX teaser trailer. Show Notes and Links: Disney+: Everything you need to know about Disney's streaming service | Android Central YouTube TV: Everything you need to know | Android Central Ara Wagoner

Android Central writer and Disney super-fan, Ara Wagoner, is here to give us the skinny on everything Disney+ that was unveiled by the company this week. It launches November 12 for $7 per month and will offer an extremely deep back catalog along with new content. Phil and Are also talk about the recent price increase of YouTube TV and the value it adds for subscribers. Links: Disney+: Everything you need to know about Disney's streaming service | CordCutters YouTube TV plans and pricing | CordCutters  

Daniel Bader, Andrew Martonik, Alex Dobie, and Jerry Hildenbrand are here to celebrate the 400th episode of Android Central Podcast with some seriously deep Pixel 3 gazing and analysis of the Huawei Mate 20 Series phones! They also discuss Pixel Slate, Google Home Hub, and a ton more! Plus, as a special bonus, Ara Wagoner is joined by Des Smith of T-Mobile to chat about the history of Android phones and share some of their favorite devices. This is a truly epic episode. Don't miss a syllable! Show Notes and Links: Google Pixel Slate hands-on Google Home Hub preview Google Pixel 3 review Huawei Mate 20 Pro hands-on Huawei Mate 20 series: Everything you need to know! My Logitech Harmony remote is one of the best purchases I've ever made @askdes Des Smith on Twitter Android Central Celebrates 400 Episodes of the #ACPodcast — Special Edition LIVE Video Podcast *This is a special video stream that's entirely different from the Ep. 400 audio podcast. Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

Android Central's resident music streaming expert, Ara Wagoner, joins Daniel Bader and Jerry Hildenbrand to talk about YouTube Premium, YouTube Music, and what features they provide. They also discuss AT&T's purchase of Time Warner for $85 billion and the potential for abuse by controlling the content and the pipe. Show Notes and Links: What is YouTube Premium? YouTube Music review: A mixtape full of promise YouTube Music: Everything you need to know YouTube Music vs. Google Play Music: Which should you use? Here's are all the features YouTube Music is still missing AT&T has officially purchased Time Warner for $85 billion AT&T's new 'WatchTV' skinny bundle is available — here's what you need to know Sponsors: Thrifter.com: All the best deals from Amazon, Best Buy, and more, fussily curated and constantly updated.  

We have had many operating systems since the time of the computer began. From DOS to Windows, Mac OS to OS X, users have come to know and love some trusted friends. So why Chrome OS, what is the reason? Do we need another OS, a different kind of OS? We tackle this exciting subject with special guest Ara Wagoner on this episode of Practical Chrome. Video URL: http://youtu.be/