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Sometimes, you push obligations back for too long and they just pile up, week after week after week, until they never get done. Well, when we started the Pocketnow Weekly podcast just over one year ago, we decided that listener mail -your mail- was going to be a big part of it, and it's consistently added flavor to the show. But the last few weeks have been so packedwith news that we've been forced to neglect our listener mailbag - much to the justified consternation of some of our loyal writers-in. So today, we're finally making good on a long-held debt: we're devoting an entire episode of our mobile technology podcast to answering your questions! To do that, we've assembled the biggest podcasting team in Pocketnow Weekly history, beating our previous record of four hosts and cooking up a veritable stew of mobile-tech knowledge crafted to vanquish even the most specific mobile technology knowledge-hunger. This team includes everyone from veteran Android Guy Joe Levi to new-dude Adam Doud, and features a special late-in-the-game appearance from everyone's favorite Honduran, Jaime Rivera. Of course, Taylor Martin is here as usual to crush every segue in sight, and Stephen Schenck joins us as well for what may be his last Pocketnow appearance ever, depending on whether Brandon Miniman forgives him for the zinger of a lead-in joke. All that, plus a hat-tip to a funny remix video in the Pocketnow Forums and an unplanned excursion into Pocketnow Insider territory, after the break. So saddle up and lock'n'load: the longest-ever edition of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast is here to fuse your emotion chip into your neural net. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening! Pocketnow Weekly Episode 056 Recording Date 08/09/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Joe Levi Jaime Rivera Stephen Schenck Taylor Martin Adam Doud Topic List Listener Mail Jesse Anderson asks about what smartphone he should choose when he returns from deployment, raising the merits of the HTC One, Galaxy S 4, and Lumia 1020 Gabriel Gagne asks about the wisdom of leaving iOS for Android as he debates ditching the iPhone 5 for the Galaxy S 4 Kristian Calderon (a.k.a. sKratchin Technology) asks whether it's possible to replace the A5 CPU in his iPhone 4S with an A6 Ratchanon Charoensettasilp wonders just why it is than few OEMs can hold a candle to the iPhone in terms of camera quality solicits our thoughts on the Ubuntu Edge, and makes a request for a longer podcast which we're all too happy to grant Prasad Yeluru Robert Schleier, writing from Norway, asks about the future (if any) for satellite phones William Li looks at the state of DSLR and point-and-shoot technology, and wonders what place Samsung's Galaxy Camera has in the landscape wants to believe the Nexus 4 will still be a viable device when he buys a smartphone soon, and asks us to weigh in on Android obsolescenceShireef Lamikey Zack Schmiesing wonders whether he should spring for an extended warranty when he snaps up a new Nexus 7, and inspires us to discuss the state of tech insurance and warranty coverage in general Tanner Francom is replacing a second-generation iPod Touch with a smartphone, and wants to know if he should wait for Snapdragon 800 devices to become more prevalent first Jonathan Michael drops a heap of questions on our doorstep, but we take one and run with it: what's next in terms of battery life, and how do current devices measure up to possible future power technology? Alex from the Netherlands writes in to ask just how the Pocketnow team covers tech events, inspiring us to talk in-depth about the behind-the-scenes nature of technology reporting on an impromptu in-podcast installment of the Pocketnow Insider brings up an old favorite topic when he asks our opinions on the state of the retail electronics industry, which fuels Taylor's and Michael's nostalgiaJoseph Scheidler Finally, in the wake of the Moto X review, new podcast listener asks about Motorola's attitude toward Europe: how it's been in the past and whether it might change in the future.Floris de Jong • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Anand Shimpi, Brian Klug & Dr. Ian Cutress discuss their best products of 2012. Haswell and Valley View are up for discussion as well. Brian goes on a rant about mobile operators removing fieldtest from smartphones. Brian also discusses Ubuntu for smartphones, the new Go Pro Hero 3 Black and some final words on the Galaxy Camera. The trio talks a bit about the ARM vx x86 power articles as well.

Just because it's a new year doesn't mean things are changing with the Pocketnow Weekly podcast. We're still shaking up the host roster on occasion, and we're still squeezing more than 90 minutes of discussion out of the mobile-technology news sector, even in the pit of the post-holiday lull. On our first podcast of 2013, Joe Levi joins us to talk Android amid a sea of pre-CES leaks, but not before we dive into a long and detailed discussion about the new mobile version of Ubuntu - a platform we'll learn how to consistently pronounce someday, but not today. We also touch on Sailfish and Open webOS, and interspersed amid our "official" topic list entries are conversations about the Nexus 7, Galaxy Camera, Lumia 920, NFC, app development, HTML5, mobile networks in third-world countries, and the beautiful iOS-based game The Room. All that, plus some truly awesome listener mail and Joe Levi sounding like he's broadcasting on an AM transmitter from the 1930s, after the break. We promise his audio quality gets better as the show goes on, so plug in, kick back, and treat those sharp, perfectly sculpted ears of yours to episode 025 of the Pocketnow Weekly. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 025 Recording Date 01/03/2012 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Joe Levi Topic List Podcast Preshow / Thought Thread (00:10:00) New platforms of every shape and size are discussed in our deluxe-edition mega-thought-thread today, ranging from Ubuntu to Sailfish to Open webOS! Android (00:46:50) HTC 2013 Lineup Leaked LG CES Lineup Speculation Huawei Lineup Leaked 8 Scenarios Where NFC Would Make Sense Galaxy Camera as Daily Driver: An Experiment Windows 8/Windows Phone 8 (01:14:30) Nokia Demos Lumia 920's Audio Quality With Rock Guitar Challenge iOS (01:20:11) Apple Already Testing iPhone 6 with iOS 7 Apple Users Get Disturbed for 7 Days Listener Mail (01:28:48) Dushyant Shrikhande asks a provocative question about Google's relationship with the open-source community, and Khalid Almswaya writes in with a query about how app developers make their money. ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Only seven billion remain following the Great Mayan Apocalypse of 2012, and three of them have joined forces in this new dystopian future-world to talk technology. Closing out 2012 is a tough endeavor, but thankfully the pre-holiday news explosion quickly gave way to a post-holiday news respite, and the resulting abbreviated topic list gives us a little breathing room at the tail end of this year. In this episode, we talk about the future of Windows RT tablets, the rumored Apple iOS-running smart watch, Motorola's mysterious "X" project, first impressions from a week with the Galaxy Camera, and of course our impressions of 2012 and our projections for 2013. All that, plus listener mail, jokes about parallel ports, and a quick slice of pre-show bloopers, after the break. Plug in, kick back, and treat those beautiful ears of yours to episode 024 of the Pocketnow Weekly. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening, and happy 2013!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 024 Recording Date 12/28/2012 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Anton D Nagy Topic List Podcast Preshow / Thought Thread (00:04:02) What company or product shaped your perspective the most in 2012? 2012 wrap-up thoughts from the team Misc (00:15:29) Brandon Miniman on the archaic state of television in 2012 More Tablets Activated on Christmas Day Than Smartphones Android (00:31:53) Samsung Galaxy Camera Software Tour AT&T Enhanced PTT: Guided Tour Motorola "X" Phone Rumored as 2013 Android Heavyweight Windows 8/Windows Phone 8 (00:46:48) Windows RT Squeezes Its Way Onto HD2 New Details Emerge On Rumored Nokia Windows RT Tablet HTC Planning Not One, but Two Windows RT Tablets For Next Year? iOS (01:00:00) Apple Rumored To Be Developing 1.5-Inch Smart Watch with Intel Got A New iPad Mini for Christmas? Colorize It! Listener Mail (01:19:36) Steve Rodrigue asks about the prospects for non-iOS dock/accessory standardization in the future. ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Galaxy S III's barely old enough to warrant an After The Buzz episode, but we're already talking about the Galaxy S IV. In any other venue, that would be a sign of jumping the shark; on the Pocketnow Weekly, it's just business as usual. Tune in for our best speculation on what Samsung might include in its next sensational superphone, from unbreakable screens to bone conduction. Then keep on listening for an extended debate about the merits of Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 versus iOS, drilling down into their UIs and design philosophy. Finally, after some extended talk about how useful the Surface RT is or isn't several weeks after its release, we debate the merits of Samsung's new experiment, the Galaxy Camera. Trust us when we say you don't want to miss this one. Also, the third of five trivia questions for the Samsung Galaxy Note II giveaway is embedded within this episode of the Weekly, and you don't want to miss that! Just listen for the "bong-bonggg!" All that, plus listener mail and Jaime Rivera's unique perspective, after the break. Plug in, kick back, and treat those beautiful ears of yours to episode 022 of the Pocketnow Weekly. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. And thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 022 Recording Date 12/12/2012 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Jaime Rivera Topic List Announcement (00:01:27) Who Wants This Galaxy Note II? (Giveaway) Pocketnow is Hiring! Podcast Preshow / Thought Thread (00:04:02) Wild speculation on what we think the Galaxy S IV will bring to shake up the market Windows 8/Windows Phone 8 (00:20:21) Windows Phone vs iOS: The Debate The future of Windows 8 and Windows Phone Nokia Lumia 820 Quick Review What if Windows Phone 7.8 Was Named Windows Phone 8 Instead? Surface Comes to New Retailers Thoughts on Surface RT: does it have a reason to exist? iOS (00:57:29) iPhone 5 - After The Buzz iPad 4 - After The Buzz Android (01:11:43) Galaxy Camera for Verizon Leaked HTC VX Makes Its Belated AT&T Debut Butterfly Launch is One Agonizing Tease Listener Mail (01:30:26) The longevity of the Modern UI The relevance of the physical keyboard ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

These holidays - will you be able to go without your technology? Many of us can't and Stayz has asked the people. While on Survey's Telstra has done its annual smartphone index and found some interesting data we'll share this week. Ashton Kutcher has been pictured as Steve Jobs and the likeness is uncanny, Stephen tests the new Samsung Galaxy Camera, we've found some nice looking wooden covers for iPhone and Mac products, Optus withdraws it's Free social networking offer and Stephen takes a quick look at the Logitech UE 9000's and the Panasonic 47 inch Smart TV

These holidays - will you be able to go without your technology? Many of us can't and Stayz has asked the people. While on Survey's Telstra has done its annual smartphone index and found some interesting data we'll share this week. Ashton Kutcher has been pictured as Steve Jobs and the likeness is uncanny, Stephen tests the new Samsung Galaxy Camera, we've found some nice looking wooden covers for iPhone and Mac products, Optus withdraws it's Free social networking offer and Stephen takes a quick look at the Logitech UE 9000's and the Panasonic 47 inch Smart TV

Anand Shimpi & Brian Klug discuss Nokia's Lumia 920, Windows Phone 8X, the Droid DNA and the future of driving smartphone costs down. Samsung's Galaxy Camera, the Nintendo Wii U and Apple's iPad 4 are also on the discussion list this week.

Highlights include Samsung Galaxy Note II and Galaxy Camera, shopping at the bus stop, Quickflix update, LG 84" Ultra HD TV, Telecom NZ launches Windows Phone 8 with Nokia Lumia 920, ‘killer robots', Panasonic AE8000 projector and Ford Sync technology. Running time : 1:12:06

  It has been a while since we last got together, what with summer vacations, breaks, real jobs, newborns, and other obligations.  All that's over though and school is back in.  Scott Webster and Nick Gray get together to discuss all the big IFA stuff from August 29, including the Samsung Galaxy Note II and Galaxy Camera as well as four devices from Sony.  First up, though, is a quick primer on the Apple and Samsung patent case.     Later, we forecast what Motorola has on the horizon for a pair of press events in September.  What's more, we put on our magic caps and foretell what Amazon plans to do on September 6.   All this and much more, in AndroidGuys Episode #127

  It has been a while since we last got together, what with summer vacations, breaks, real jobs, newborns, and other obligations.  All that's over though and school is back in.  Scott Webster and Nick Gray get together to discuss all the big IFA stuff from August 29, including the Samsung Galaxy Note II and Galaxy Camera as well as four devices from Sony.  First up, though, is a quick primer on the Apple and Samsung patent case.     Later, we forecast what Motorola has on the horizon for a pair of press events in September.  What's more, we put on our magic caps and foretell what Amazon plans to do on September 6.   All this and much more, in AndroidGuys Episode #127

Stephen is live in Berlin for the IFA show and has the latest from Samsung on it's new NOTE Smartphone / phablet, the Galaxy Camera running Android, ATIV Windows 8 Range, OLED TV, Sony's 84inch 4K TV, and tablets, plus Telstra is exanding its 4G network to up to 66% of the population so get in fast!. And stephen reviews the Asus Padfone and STM Stylus range in his minute reviews

Stephen is live in Berlin for the IFA show and has the latest from Samsung on it's new NOTE Smartphone / phablet, the Galaxy Camera running Android, ATIV Windows 8 Range, OLED TV, Sony's 84inch 4K TV, and tablets, plus Telstra is exanding its 4G network to up to 66% of the population so get in fast!. And stephen reviews the Asus Padfone and STM Stylus range in his minute reviews