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Mesmo que você não tenha acompanhando toda a evolução da linha Samsung Galaxy S, com certeza sabe da sua importância para o mercado de smartphones Android. Por isso, nesse episódio do nosso podcast, eu, Camila Rinaldi e Lincoln Machado vamos relembrar os grandes momentos dessa história, desde o seu começo, fortemente inspirado no iPhone, até os dias de hoje, ditando uma série de tendências no setor. Veja também: Esta é a história dos smartphones Para você acompanhar melhor o nosso papo, confira abaixo a lista de todos os celulares da linha Galaxy S, com seus destaques: Galaxy S (2010) - o primero, tela Super AMOLED de 4 polegadas, câmera sem flash, TV digital no Brasil; Galaxy SII (2011) - uma série de melhorias, design com cara de escritório, boom no desenvolvimento de customizações; Galaxy SIII (2012) - design arredondado icônico, "feito para humanos", salto de qualidade na câmera; Galaxy SIV (2013) - o primeiro com chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon, versão com Android Puro (Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition), versão com câmera zoom (Galaxy S4 Zoom), e versão mini. Galaxy S5 (2014) - o primeiro à prova d'água, design "band-aid", estreia do leitor de impressão digital e do sensor de batimentos cardíacos; Galaxy S6 (2015) - o primeiro com acabamento premium em metal e vidro, ausência de entrada para cartão micro SD, o primero com versão Edge; Galaxy S7 (2016) - corrigindo erros do S6, e melhor câmera de smartphone do ano, versão Edge com muitos defeitos na tela (linha rosa); Galaxy S8 (2017) - revolução no design, ditando tendências, tela Edge vira padrão; Galaxy S9 (2018) - corrigindo erros do S8, upgrades pontuais, foco na câmera, queda nas vendas. Entre nesse papo com a gente contando qual a sua opinião sobre a linha Galaxy S nos comentários. Você já teve um? Como foi sua experiência? Veja também: Review Galaxy S9: pronto para os próximos dois anos? Review Galaxy S8 Plus: grandes poderes, grandes responsabilidades Review Galaxy S7: ainda é bom em 2018? Se quiser entrar em contato conosco pelo Twitter, eu sou o @andymansera, a Camila é @apequenarinaldi, e o Lincoln é @lincolnleitao. Assine o Podcast: Acesse seu app de podcast e busque por "Mobizoo", ou anote o endereço do feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/mobicast Comentado nesta edição: Fichas técnicas de todos os Samsung Galaxy S Linha rosa da morte no Galaxy S7 Edge Vendas do S9 em baixa

Mesmo que você não tenha acompanhando toda a evolução da linha Samsung Galaxy S, com certeza sabe da sua importância para o mercado de smartphones Android. Por isso, nesse episódio do nosso podcast, eu, Camila Rinaldi e Lincoln Machado vamos relembrar os grandes momentos dessa história, desde o seu começo, fortemente inspirado no iPhone, até os dias de hoje, ditando uma série de tendências no setor. Veja também: Esta é a história dos smartphones Para você acompanhar melhor o nosso papo, confira abaixo a lista de todos os celulares da linha Galaxy S, com seus destaques: Galaxy S (2010) - o primero, tela Super AMOLED de 4 polegadas, câmera sem flash, TV digital no Brasil; Galaxy SII (2011) - uma série de melhorias, design com cara de escritório, boom no desenvolvimento de customizações; Galaxy SIII (2012) - design arredondado icônico, "feito para humanos", salto de qualidade na câmera; Galaxy SIV (2013) - o primeiro com chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon, versão com Android Puro (Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition), versão com câmera zoom (Galaxy S4 Zoom), e versão mini. Galaxy S5 (2014) - o primeiro à prova d'água, design "band-aid", estreia do leitor de impressão digital e do sensor de batimentos cardíacos; Galaxy S6 (2015) - o primeiro com acabamento premium em metal e vidro, ausência de entrada para cartão micro SD, o primero com versão Edge; Galaxy S7 (2016) - corrigindo erros do S6, e melhor câmera de smartphone do ano, versão Edge com muitos defeitos na tela (linha rosa); Galaxy S8 (2017) - revolução no design, ditando tendências, tela Edge vira padrão; Galaxy S9 (2018) - corrigindo erros do S8, upgrades pontuais, foco na câmera, queda nas vendas. Entre nesse papo com a gente contando qual a sua opinião sobre a linha Galaxy S nos comentários. Você já teve um? Como foi sua experiência? Veja também: Review Galaxy S9: pronto para os próximos dois anos? Review Galaxy S8 Plus: grandes poderes, grandes responsabilidades Review Galaxy S7: ainda é bom em 2018? Se quiser entrar em contato conosco pelo Twitter, eu sou o @andymansera, a Camila é @apequenarinaldi, e o Lincoln é @lincolnleitao. Assine o Podcast: Acesse seu app de podcast e busque por "Mobizoo", ou anote o endereço do feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/mobicast Comentado nesta edição: Fichas técnicas de todos os Samsung Galaxy S Linha rosa da morte no Galaxy S7 Edge Vendas do S9 em baixa

Welcome to the 96th Episode of Bandwidth Blog On Air! In this episode, Bandwidth Blog General Manager Bryan Smith and Editor Theunis van Rensburg sit down to share their thoughts on Samsung's upcycling initiative, Microsoft's foldable device, and HTC's forthcoming U11 Life! We would like the show to be driven by you, our readers, so if there is anything you would like us to discuss, review or share let us know in the comments below. Send us your thoughts and questions to editor@bandwidthblog.com and we will address them in future episodes. You can subscribe to Bandwidth Blog On Air on both iTunes and Stitcher.

Welcome to episode 72 of the EdTech Situation Room from November 1, 2017, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wes Fryer (@wfryer) discussed the unfortunate limitations of USB-C cables, the slowing of Moore's law and the growing importance of AI for smartphone sales and function, and iPhone X pre-order sales numbers. Additional topics included survey results about Americans' opinions of Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, the U.S Congressional hearings with representatives of Facebook, Twitter and Google, the need to address online anonymity in light of U.S. Presidential election revelations, and the ways social media is used today to divide our nation rather than unify us. Samsung's opening of its codebase for the Galaxy S5 has led to some remarkable DIY hacking projects, and Facebook may start requiring publisher to pay to make articles visible in user news feeds. All these topics and more were discussed in this week's episodes. Jason's geek of the week was a collection of Google related IFTTT recipes and a helpful beginner's guide to IFTTT. Wes' geek of the week was Screen Cloud, a Google services connected digital signage platform which is extremely robust and awesome. Please follow us on Twitter @edtechSR to stay updated, and join us LIVE for a future show at 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain. Check all our shownotes on http://edtechsr.com/links

Nun, da unser Galaxy S5 eingerichtet ist, will ich in diesem Podcast einmal das Gerät etwas erkunden. Zunächst schauen wir uns die Playstore-App und die App-Updates an, erkunden den Startbildschirm und fügen Anwendungen dem Bildschirm hinzu.

Nicht nur die iPhones können sprechen, die Android-Geräte können das auch. Und mit Android Version 5.0 und Talkback ab Version 4 sogar recht brauchbar. Zwar kann Talkback VoiceOver noch nicht das Wasser reichen, der Abstand ist jedoch sichtlich geschrumpft. Daher … Podcast Nr. 77: Einrichten eines Samsung Galaxy S5 unter Android weiterlesen →

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完整文稿请关注周日微信，或登录以下网址： http://english.cri.cn/7146/2014/09/29/2582s845913.htm This is NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. Here is the news. A new study in the United States has found that Apple's new and bigger iPhone 6 and iPhone 6-Plus are more durable than last year's model and a leading Android phone. Extended warranty firm Square Trade has found that Apple's iPhone 6 did the best across a variety of tests that measures how prone smartphones are to break due to everyday accidents. The iPhone 6 Plus wasn't far behind but lost points because it could slip out of a person's hand since some users may have a hard time gripping its large but slim form. The iPhone 5s, which came out last year, fared better than Samsung's Galaxy S5. The Samsung phone got poor marks on several tests including the slide test. The more a phone slides, the greater its chance of falling off the edge of a table. Still, all four of the smartphones tested had a medium risk of breakage and had no drastic differences among them. Square Trade, the largest electronics safety provider in the U.S., examines the phones based on eight factors, including size, weight, grip and the quality of the front and back panels. The company measured how far the phones slide when pushed across a table on their backs, how well they withstand drops from 4 feet - or almost 122 centimeters high, and being dunked in water for 10 seconds. This is NEWS Plus Special English. The United Nations says Africa's international tourist arrivals grew by 3 percent during the first half of this year, but it warned that the Ebola outbreak may affect the sector in the second half of the year. The U.N. World Tourism Organization says the growth was a result of the recovery consolidated in North Africa. It indicated that the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa might affect tourism on the continent, due to misinterpretations about the transmission of the virus. The organization said the main focus at the moment is on taking supporting action to contain the virus. But it must also ensure that misperceptions do not harm the African economy, in particular its tourism sector. It says the World Health Organization does not recommend any ban on international travel, and putting a halt on flights or imposing unnecessary travel restrictions will not help contain the virus. On the contrary, these measures will surely dampen the economy of the region. This is NEWS Plus Special English. U.S. Space Agency NASA's first spacecraft dedicated to exploring the upper atmosphere of Mars has entered its Mars orbit, completing a 10-month journey of 711 million kilometers. The aircraft, commonly known as MAVEN, began to enter the Martian orbit on September 21st. Over the next few weeks, MAVEN will begin maneuvering into its final orbit, and testing its instruments and science-mapping commands. Thereafter, MAVEN will begin its one-Earth-year primary mission to measure the composition, structure and escape of gases in Mars' upper atmosphere and its interaction with the sun and solar wind. As the first orbiter dedicated to studying Mars' upper atmosphere, MAVEN will greatly improve people's understanding of the history of the Martian atmosphere, how the climate has changed over time, and the potential habitability on the planet. The study will help to make it possible for a future mission to send humans to the Red Planet in the 2030s. You are listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. A new survey has found that the European people's concern about the environment has not diminished, and air pollution becomes the biggest issue among environment worries. The European Union survey covered 28,000 EU citizens. Most of the interviewees said that protecting the environment is important to them personally, and many think that more can be done. Environment officials of the EU say it's good to see such solid and widespread support for environment protection, even in difficult times. The survey shows that besides air and water pollution, people are particularly concerned about chemicals and waste, and they feel that more must be done by everyone to protect the environment. Meanwhile, more than half of the interviewees believed that social and environmental factors should be as important as economic criteria in measuring progress in a country. They are calling for the public authorities to favor environment-friendly considerations over cost, in relation to spending and investment of the government.

Nexus 6, Windows 10, Android L, and #BendGate's eyeroll-worthy replacement for tiresome outrage, #GapGate. Let it never be said the tech space isn't predictable. But not all is lost. On this week's podcast, we serve you a heaping helping of the mobile technology news and opinion you crave – and we also shake it up a bit: joining such storied installments as Gadgets in Hand and What Phone Should I Buy is a new segment designed to let Chief News Editor Stephen Schenck air his grievances in a civilized fashion: Dial F for Fail is here, and today it's taking on those hated Decepticons of the smartphone world, the carriers! Also, Cortana speaks Klingon now, so there's something else to live for. If that's the kind of podcast that pours your prune juice, then it is indeed "a good day to die": the Pocketnow Weekly is your podcast warrior in arms. Join us for Pocketnow Weekly 116 below –either through the unedited video stream at 2:00pm Eastern (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version that's now up– and shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air. See you then!Pocketnow Weekly 116 Recording Date October 3, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Jaime Rivera Producer Jules Wang Podcast RundownSponsor (00:02:02) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Themer, a product of MyColorScreen.com: the largest community of designers showing off Android homescreen creations complete with custom widgets, backgrounds, icons, and more. Pay them a visit, or download Themer to your Android phone right from the Play Store, and tell 'em Pocketnow sent you! Announcements (00:04:07) iPhone 6 review is up! iPhone 6 Plus review is up too! Galaxy Alpha review debuts today! The Xperia Z3 is in the house – and the Z3 Compact isn't far behind! News (00:16:10) Microsoft introduces Windows 10 for phone, tablet, and desktop use Detailed Nexus 6 rumors attempt to confirm name, hardware specs Early Android L build for Galaxy S5 leaks on video Samsung responds to Note 4 gap issue, says it's fine like that HTC Eye hinted to sport 13MP front-facer, with flash HTC One M8 max might be a little smaller than last year's HTC pulls in another quarterly profit, beating expectations LG webOS smartwatch in the works Dial F for Fail (01:07:20) A segment from our top news wrangler about injustice, misdeeds, and general stupidity within the mobile industry. Today's topic: "The Tale of the Double Data Deception!" Listener Mail (01:25:00) E-mailed submissions from Vijay V., William Li, and Andy Le Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition music track ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album, by a real artist: Ali Spagnola. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, visit her YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks for listening. See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

iPhone 6 or Galaxy S5? We'll give you the pros and cons to both so you can decide what is the best fit for you.

This week, Avram Piltch talks about mobile battery life and reveals that, through LAPTOP Magazine's extensive testing, T-Mobile phones last longer than their competitors. This information is based on identical handsets, such as the Galaxy S5 and HTC One, tested in multiple cities.

This week, Avram Piltch talks about mobile battery life and reveals that, through LAPTOP Magazine's extensive testing, T-Mobile phones last longer than their competitors. This information is based on identical handsets, such as the Galaxy S5 and HTC One, tested in multiple cities.

Round smartwatches, roundly terrifying TOS agreements, and roundtable smartphone discussion: 'round here, it doesn't take much more than that to get a mobile podcast together, and –assuming the Hangouts gods will it– we'll be proving it to you in less than four hours. On today's episode, we're returning to a new favorite in the segments list, plumbing the depths of the podcast inbox to let you know what phone you should buy. We'll also tell you who won last week's smartphone giveaway and surprise you with a new one, and we'll pass the mic over to guest Stefan Constantinescu so he can take a shift on the newsdesk, sharing the hottest tabs of the week from TabDump. And somewhere in there, we'll find the time to answer your listener mail as well. Because a) ya'll write pretty letters, and b) we're courteous like that. If that's the kind of podcast that Ec/s your Io, then the Pocketnow Weekly is the show for you! Join us for Pocketnow Weekly 107, and shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com if you just can't bear to wait for the Q&A.  Pocketnow Weekly 107 Recording Date August 1, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Taylor Martin Stephen Schenck Stefan Constantinescu (TabDump) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:02:18) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Swappa, a marketplace for buying and selling gently used, fully functional mobile devices. Pay them a visit, and tell 'em Pocketnow sent you! Announcements (00:04:09) Huawei Ascend Mate2 4G LTE giveaway: we have (another) winner! Pocketnow's $1000 Google Play giveaway The evolution of the smartphone Amazon Fire Phone review News (00:13:21) Facebook Messenger is the only way to keep chatting (and how much privacy are/aren't you sacrificing for it?) OnePlus Onewatch leaks with circular screen, sapphire crystal HTC's new J Butterfly is the waterproof One M8 you've always wanted HTC Windows Phone One M8 pops up in certification database? Microsoft announces Windows Phone 8.1 Update 1 Cortana keeps getting smarter: new questions supported Top Tabs From TabDump (00:48:22) A special segment featuring the best tabs of the week from our friends at the world's most minimalistic news destination. July 28: Tab 08: Free WiFi: If you have six and a half minutes to spare, and you want to scare the living bejesus out of yourself, watch this BBC video on free WiFi. You'll be amazed at just what sort of information companies can gather simply by you walking around a store or even a city.  July 28: Tab 12: Keys: Did you know that there are apps that can copy any key? You take a bunch of photos of a key, send them to a service like KeyMe or KeysDuplicated, and then they'll send you a perfect copy. Read this Wired article and feel the hair on the back of your neck stand up.  July 30: Tab 09: Google: The Information (paywall) has corroborated a rumor previously published by Android Police: There will be a new Nexus phone this year, made by Motorola, with a large (potentially 5.9 inch) screen. The Information also says the Android Silver program (flagship phones running stock Android) may have been killed since the guy who was in charge of the project, Nikesh Arora, left Google. July 31: Tab 10: Facebook: They're giving people in Zambia free internet access to a select number of websites: Facebook (of course), Google, Wikipedia, AccuWeather, various job hunting websites, and a local website meant to inform people about AIDS/HIV. Note: If this happened in America, net neutrality people would explode in anger. When this happens in an emerging market, however, it's seen as progress. Just presenting both sides of the coin. August 01: Tab 07: They're spending a lot of money ($100 million) to make sure they can saturate your internet connection (when downloading the latest Justin Bieber album). What Phone Should I Buy? (00:57:46) A segment about making up your mind, featuring the most commonly-asked question from the podcast inbox.  Avishai Shvinesteiner I have T-Mobile and I am ready for a new phone. I cant decide between the IPhone 5S, Galaxy S5, One M8, or the G Flex. Can you give me a recommendation? Coach Carter I am a first time smartphone buyer: should I wait for the one plus one invite or get a lumia 1520/1020? 1 thing im worried about each phone 1020: age 1520: size One Plus One: availability Ecosystem doesn't matter to me. Thanks and have a nice day Harsha Chandrashekar •Listener Mail (01:29:49) E-mailed submissions from Rex Cosmos, Dylan Colliss, and Christopher Creveling Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition music track ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album, by a real artist: Ali Spagnola. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, visit her YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks for listening! See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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完整文稿请关注周末微信或登录以下网址： http://english.cri.cn/7146/2014/06/20/2582s832626.htm This is NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. Here is the news. Television and online rights for sporting events are typically sold by territory. For the World Cup, that means viewers in the United States are limited to what's available through U.S. television networks ABC, ESPN and Univision. Outside the U.S., games are available on a variety of over-the-air and cable channels, with streaming available for free or for a fee. Legal viewing is restricted to people in those countries. Services are typically able to block outsiders based on the computer's numeric Internet Protocol address. Here's a look at what viewers in some countries are getting. England - All games are available over the air for free in England because the World Cup has been designated a "crown jewel of sport", part of a regulation that prohibits certain events from being restricted to pay-tv. Italy - All 64 matches are available on Italy's Sky satellite service. State broadcaster RAI is showing 25 games, including all of Italy's matches plus other big games, on its free digital cable service. Japan - All games are available in Japan for free on national broadcaster NHK as well as other channels. Mexico - All national team games and one or two live games a day in Mexico are carried over the air by major TV services. Complete coverage of the games is carried only on the Sky satellite service. Nigeria - Selected games are available on Nigerian national broadcaster NTA and local private stations. Many viewers turn to DStv, a South African satellite TV network, for complete coverage. The DStv offices in Lagos have been staying open seven days a week as Nigerians flock to sign up. But regular electricity outages mean people will need to have private generators or battery-powered radios on standby. Russia - All games are broadcast live with Russian commentary on the main state television channel, though this means that many of the games are shown in the middle of the night Moscow time. The games are then re-broadcast during the day. South Africa - The national South African Broadcasting Corporation covers all 64 games live over three channels, meaning it's available to everyone with a 23-dollar annual TV license. Nineteen radio stations of the corporation will offer commentary covering all of South Africa's 11 official languages. Spain - Games involving the Spanish national team are free. All of the other games are available on a premium cable channel or online for 57 dollars. Thailand - In an effort to "return happiness to the people", Thailand negotiated a deal with the tournament's broadcaster, RS International Broadcasting, to allow all the games to be shown for free on an RS channel and two military-run channels. RS had planned to show just 22 of the 64 matches for free. Thailand's national team is not playing in the tournament. You're listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. Mention Huawei in the United States, and you're likely to get a blank look. Either that person has never heard of the Chinese phone maker, or has heard something about security concerns raised by lawmakers in Washington. However, Huawei Technologies believes it can overcome all that as it makes a bigger push in the U.S. and tries to build on its successes elsewhere. While Apple and Samsung dominate the worldwide smartphone market with a combined market share of 46 percent, Huawei has a slight lead among the rest, with about 5 percent. The Ascend Mate2 4G is a mid-range Android phone touted as an affordable alternative to such high-end phones as Apple's iPhone 5s and Samsung's Galaxy S5, both of which retail for about 650 US dollars without a contract. The Mate2 will go for 299 dollars and will be sold directly by Huawei. It will work on AT&T's and T-Mobile's networks. You won't get all the features found in the iPhone or the S5, but the Mate2 does well on the basics, based on about a week of testing. Furthermore, it works with 4G cellular networks, while many cheaper devices are compatible only with the slower 3G networks. This is NEWS Plus Special English. The European Union and South Korea have agreed to jointly develop 5G mobile technologies. 5G-technology is set to be 1,000 times faster than the 4G services currently available, and is in its early stages of development. Both the EU and South Korea are investing heavily in 5G. The EU is investing 700 million euros, or 950 million U.S. dollars, over the next seven years into its 5G program. South Korea is investing and coordinating research in its efforts through 5G-Forum and there are other major public and industry-led initiatives in China, Japan and the United States. You are listening to NEWS Plus Special English. I'm Yun Feng in Beijing. The African Union has marked the "Day of African Child" at the AU Headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital. The Day of African Child falls on June 16th each year; and it presents an opportunity for all stake-holders on children's rights, including government, non-governmental and international entities, to reflect on issues affecting children. This year's theme is "a child friendly, quality, free and compulsory education for all children in Africa". It aims to ensure that all the goals have been met in accordance with the African charter on the rights and welfare of children. The AU celebrates the Day of African Child every year, in commemoration of the 1976 protests by school children in South Africa. The students protested against an education program designed to further the purposes of the apartheid regime.

Galaxy S5 Prime. Galaxy S5 LTE-A. Galaxy S5 SUPREME. Whatever you callit, we've spent the week getting to know Samsung's most polarizingQuad-HD flagship, and we know you've got questions. So we've gotour review unit all charged up and ready for an on-air"live Galaxy S5 Prime review" of sorts, along with some compellingSamsung topics a few eager readers have already sent in, on today'sPocketnow Weekly podcast! But there's more to life than Samsung, so we're mixing in a wholelot more mobile tech talk for your expectant eardrums. We'll coverHTC's newest financials, Lenovo's obscene production targets,Motorola's drool-worthy Moto 360 promises, and the next rumoreddevices from the land of Lumia! And as if all that weren't excitingenough, we're also kicking off our first-ever sponsorship with thisepisode, thanks to the good people at Swappa! If that sounds like way too much to squeeze into one podcast,well, as Billy Joel says "for all I know, you may be right." Comesee how it goes, and bring your participation spirit! Join us at2pm Eastern (click here for your own local time) forPocketnow Weekly 103, and shoot questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow[DOT] com if you just can't bear to wait for the Q&A. See youthen!Pocketnow Weekly 103 Recording Date July 3, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher TaylorMartin StephenSchenck Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:02:22) Please join us inwelcoming the Pocketnow Weekly's first-ever sponsor, Swappa! Swappais a marketplace for buying and selling gently used, fullyfunctional mobile devices, and we're delighted to have them as apartner. Pay them a visit,and tell 'em Pocketnow sent you! Announcements (00:03:44) Pocketnow's Month of Giveaways starts nextMonday! Oppo Find7 in the house OnePlus One guest piececoming soon Samsung Galaxy S5 Primereview is up! Thought Thread (00:09:33) Jeff writes inwith an apt question on our Samsung-centric week: I've been doingsome phone shopping, and it seems everywhere I go the sales dudesare always pushing the Samsung devices. Do they make morecommission or something with the Samsung products? I've been toVerizon, Best Buy, Walmart, T-Mobile, and some  others and thestory from the sales peeps are always the same. According to themif you want the best camera, Samsung. If you want the best batterylife, Samsung. If you want the best display, Samsung. Marcia,Marcia, Marcia! What gives? Pocketnow iskillin' it! -Jeff fromRichmond Virginia News (00:22:14) New Samsung Galaxy F image leaks, lending credence toearlier pics HTC turns a quarterly profit, hits earningsestimate Sony Xperia Z3 Compact screenshot leaks alongsidespecs Lenovo to launch 60 smartphones this year, Motorolanot included Hangouts integration with Google Voice nearlycomplete? Moto 360 watches could get the custom Moto Makertreatment NewNokia phone turns up in pics: Lumia 830? McLaren? Tesla? Out There review Gadgets in Hand (01:10:40) Thanks to the folksat 28 Mobile, we've got aGalaxy S5 LTE-A (a.k.a. "Galaxy S5 Prime") in our battered andbruised reviewers' hands, and it's ripe for your questions!Use the Q and A feature of the Hangout to submit your most burningqueries about the Prime before we send it back to HongKong! Tough Spot (01:24:41 ) A segment about tough choices. Onthis installment: what if you had to carry a Samsungsmartphone as your daily driver? Which would you choose, and howwould you make the most of it? Listener Mail (01:47:02) E-mailed submissionsfrom JasonBeckles and Alif Prakoso Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition musictrack ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album, by a realartist: Ali Spagnola. You can download that album, along with manyothers, at Ali's website here, visither YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks forlistening! See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La nueva versión compacta del Samsung Galaxy S5 contará con una pantalla de 4,5 pulgadas Super Amoled, con resolución de 720 por 1280 píxeles, además... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New York City is a fine place to sneak a peek at some unreleased devices, and that's just what we did this week with the LG G3 event (streamed from London to an airy presentation room in a Chelsea skyscraper) and AT&T's ASUS PadFone X announcement (held on a posh rooftop lounge near the Flatiron). At one of those events, Daniel Bader of MobileSyrup was our seat neighbor, so we thought we'd invite him on this week's podcast to discuss the more globally significant of these high-profile launches. Join us as we share our impressions of the LG G3: how it stands on its own and how well it will or won't be able to compete against other smartphones on the market. Then stick around to hear how our minds are blown, not just by the ASUS PadFone X's dual citizenship as a smartphone and a tablet, but by its insanely low price tag. Stay till the end and you'll hear our thoughts on the surprise of the week: AT&T's new Galaxy S5 Active. All that, plus a sneak peek at some forthcoming changes to the podcast and a healthy helping of outtakes, await you on episode 098 of the Pocketnow Weekly. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus  to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. And thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly episode 098 Recording Date 05/30/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Guest Daniel Bader (MobileSyrup) Feature LG G3 vs the world: our take on the South Korean giant's newest Android flagship LG G3 vs Galaxy S5 vs HTC One M8 (Size Comparison) LG G3: hands-on with the 2K Android LG Quick Circle case hands-on: the future is round LG G3 pricing hinted at in contest details  News Android (00:55:51) ASUS PadFone X hands-on (Video) AT&T launches Galaxy S5 Active, available today HTC confirms One M8 Ace as page goes live for this "fashion" smartphone Android Wear demoed on LG G Watch LG G Watch to work independently of companion phone? Google shows off Android Wear notifications New wireless charging chip could end format war iOS (01:25:08) Apple getting serious about wireless charging? Apple goes official with Beats deal: $3B purchase price WWDC livestream to be available on multiple platforms Windows (01:35:38) Obi Mobile to launch first Windows Phone Music It may just sound like a ringtone to you, but our transition music track ("Radiation") is a real song, from a real album. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, visit her YouTube page here, and follow her on Twitter here! • Thanks for listening! Tune in again next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Slíbili jsme, že další mobilecast bude opět v pátek, i kdyby ho neměl kdo moderovat a to plníme. Prvním tématem je Surface Pro 3 od Microsoftu. Vrátíme se také ke zkušenostem s OnePlus One a jelikož se nám do rukou konečně dostala také Xperia Z2, pokusíme se vybrat nejlepší letošní vlajkovou loď s Androidem. Závěr bude potom věnován LG G3, které bude představeno příští týden.

What exactly qualifies as a "remix?" How deluded do you have to be to believe in all these "Prime" rumors? Why are we so transfixed by the notion of lasers on smartphones, and so easily taken in by a smartphone commercial, if it's shot like a trailer for Inception?  We tackle these questions, and the biggest announcement section in the history of the podcast, in episode 096 of the Pocketnow Weekly. No, that's not bragging – it's just an unavoidable symptom of a month packed with unboxings, hands-ons, product launches, and reviews (both forthcoming and already-published). But even in the midst of all this news, we also make time for listener mail. Because that's how much we care. Enough nonsense. Go listen, and then have a weekend you can be proud of come Monday. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus  to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. And thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly episode 096 Recording Date 05/16/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Adam Doud Podcast Rundown Announcements (00:02:30) Are third-party battery saving apps worth it? Guess which smartphone took these photos? Moto E hands-on Moto E vs Moto G HTC One mini 2 hands-on Sony Xperia Z2 review Galaxy S5 (Verizon) review How to get Qi wireless charging on your Galaxy S5 iOS (00:31:24) Apple's acquisition of Beats reportedly delayed New iMessage bug brings trouble to those switching from iPhone? Android (00:37:41) Galaxy S5 Prime, Google Play edition appear to get Bluetooth certification Galaxy S5 sales have reached 11 million units HTC releases new Gary Oldman spot for One M8 Mysterious HTC One Remix to be Verizon's One mini 2? LG G3's "laser" gets new explanation as more renders leak LG G3 teaser officially posted by the manufacturer Windows (01:05:58) Microsoft to launch Surface Pro 3 next week along with Surface Mini? Windows Phone 8.1 first software update incoming Lumia 630 hits shelves this week, complete with Windows Phone 8.1 and Cyan Listener Mail (01:20:44) Greg Vogt asks what effect the BlackBerry Z3 might have on the low-end market; ppomares wonders why Samsung doesn't offer customizable backplates for the Galaxy S5; Frank in NYC wonders whether we'll ever see a high-end Motorola smartphone again; and both Justin Eades and Ganesh from India have "Inside Baseball" questions on the behind-the-scenes action at Pocketnow.  Music The Pocketnow Weekly's transition music (the track used between its News and Feature segments on some episodes) is a track called "Radiation" from the talented Ali Spagnola. You may recognize the tune as one of the preloaded ringtones from your Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, or Nexus 4 - but it's a real song, from a real album. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, or visit her YouTube page here! • Thanks for listening! Tune in again next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fnac de GRU a preços "normais"; Pagamentos com impressão digital no Galaxy S5; Novo escândalo da NSA; Claro amplia cobertura para estrangeiros; Vendas e planos da Samsung; Cortana só vai aprender português em 2015.

Crise na TelexFree, diminuição do preço do iPhone 4S, vendas do Galaxy S5, mudança de visual do GMail, Google falando português, EA anuncia fim do suporte a 50 games.

On the agenda - Hotel internet nightmares, Vodafone joins unlimited Internet party, Uber has officially launched in Auckland, Rex Bionics attracts funds via UK listing, Samsung Mobile CEO rumoured to visit NZ, Intel i5 + Atom NUC, Galaxy S5 in business. Running time : 0:39:30

On episode 57 of the DL Show, Tim and Kellen talk final Galaxy S5 thoughts after posting up their review. After that, it's on to OnePlus One hands-on impressions, what to expect from LG's G3 event, the new Android Silver program, apps of the week, and more.

Listen to That Android Show Episode 27: Lovely Cognitive Dissidence The TAS team returns, no really, and we’re back to discuss a somewhat busy mainstream news month. Ana wasn’t able to join us in studio, however, she turns in a stellar overview of Google Calendar and takes an in-depth look at the new Galaxy S5’s […]

PODCAST RECOPILADO Y EMITIDO ORIGINALMENTE POR Club Delorean EN:http://www.spreaker.com/show/club-deloreanDentro del intercambio de podcast 2014, Club Delorean tiene que hacer uno de Radiogeek. ¡Allá vamos!Temas del día: En enero 2015 4G LTE en España; Científicos irlandeses descubren forma de hacer graneo en masa; EL uso del E-mail en España cae; Line tiene grandes beneficios anuales; Brasil aprueba ley sobre la neutralidad de Internet; Reino Unido hace anteproyecto para modificar ley sobre copia privada de cd's / dvd's; Túnez inicia proyecto de redes alternativas a Internet; Google ayudó a Samsung en su batalla contra Apple; Nace Filtra.la, una Wikileaks; el 64% de los Galaxy S5 están vendidos en EEUU.Twitter: @Toni_Estratos / @arielmcorg

On this episode of the DL Show, we're talking final thoughts on the Galaxy S5 before we post our review. We also dive into the finally official OnePlus One, our Gear Fit review, thoughts on the Fire TV, why some of us aren't fans of all these big smartphones, and of course, apps of the week.

Jim Dalrymple and Dan Benjamin talk about Ull 2014, Apple's jab at Samsung, Objective-C programming, trading down to the Galaxy S5, the Aero lawsuit, the Atelier playing cards, the Loop Guitar, and more.

Nanotechnology promises to charge mobile phones in 30 seconds, the Galaxy S5's fingerprint scanner has been hacked and is it time for an entirely encrypted internet. If you're listening on the go, check out munchtech.tv/mobile to find out more about our mobile applications. Enjoy the show? We'd appreciate if you could leave an iTunes rating or review to let us know!

  On this episode of the internet’s favorite technology podcast: Michael is pleased with his Galaxy S5 on T-Mobile, Google Voice is withering on the vine, and Curtis fails to properly use his MagicJack. Click here to download this episode directly. The Spec Sheet on iTunes can be found here. Here is the podcast’s RSS … Continue reading The Spec Sheet – 18 April, 2014 →

Skipping listener mail for two weeks in a row? We know, we know ... unconscionable. But we also know you'll forgive us in exchange for two things: a packed review schedule, and an awesome podcast guest. We're bringing you both of those as the week winds down to a close. In addition to the usual news segment narrated by the soothing voice of Chief News Editor Stephen Schenck, we've got additional insights on Samsung's new Galaxy S5: how it compares to its forebears, how well it fares against competition like the HTC One M8, and a debate on the merits of standout features like the fingerprint scanner and immersion resistance – all of it flavored with the unique perspective only Engadget's Brad Molen can provide.  We also talk a lot about Windows Phone 8.1 and its place in the season's smartphone landscape, before briefly touching on the Oppo Find 7a – the only real reason Taylor Martin has for being on this particular episode. In retrospect, maybe we should have left him alone to finish his comparison. Sorry, T. All this, plus some of the weirdest outtakes ever to spill from our word-holes, on episode 092 of the Pocketnow Weekly! So fire up your favorite podcast app and get to downloading: Mister Phone Wisdom is here, and he doesn't like to be kept waiting.  Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus  to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. Join our forums to offer topic suggestions and more. And thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly episode 092 Recording Date 04/18/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Taylor Martin Guest Brad Molen of Engadget News Android (00:06:21) Samsung teases new form factor for next Galaxy Note Galaxy S5 Zoom teased to launch April 29 as Galaxy K One PlusOne sales to be invite only Phillips W6618: the smartphone with the tablet battery Google to let you unlock your laptop with your smartphone The new Google Camera app: finally, stock Android's shooter stops sucking Facebook introduces nearby-friends alerts iOS (00:42:31) iPhone 6 front panel leaked? Apple and Shazam working to bring song identification to iOS? Marissa Mayer in negotiations to make Yahoo the default iOS search engine? Feature (00:53:15) Windows Phone 8.1 review discussion (Pocketnow) (Engadget) • Samsung Galaxy S 5: versus the competition & versus its predecessors (Pocketnow Comparison) (Engadget Review)   Music The Pocketnow Weekly's transition music (the track used between its News and Feature segments on some episodes) is a track called "Radiation" from the talented Ali Spagnola. You may recognize the tune as one of the preloaded ringtones from your Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, or Nexus 4 - but it's a real song, from a real album. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, or visit her YouTube page here! • Thanks for listening! Tune in again next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Po dvou týdnech toho máme opravdu hodně: Google vydal fotoaparát pro Android, který umí rozmazávat, ukázal, že to s Projektem Ara myslí vážně a připravuje nové prostředí Androidu. S ním také spojíte nové Samsung Gear 2 a Gear Fit, které již testujeme a kromě Galaxy S5 se zastavíme ještě také u Nokie X. Závěr je potom věnován nové verzi Windows Phone 8.1.

This week we talk Samsung phones, my son Guthrie, and the Amazon phone. It's an action-packed adventure!

Sucesso de vendas do Glass; Microsoft vai "universalizar" aplicativos; Falha Heartbleed no Android; Falha no leitor biométrico do Galaxy S5; Novos debates sobre Marco Civil; LG entra no mercado de fabricação de chips.

We discuss hands on experiences with Amazon Fire TV, HTC One M8 and Samsung’s Galaxy S5 and Gear wearables. Also on the agenda – the notorious Heartbleed bug, ASB’s upcoming PayTag NFC payment system, new TVs and Windows Phone 8.1. Running time : 0:51:30

Explaining Heartbleed - please change your passwords, The Samsung Galaxy S5 reviewed, Pioneer hitting older cars with CarPlay, Lively the home monitoring for our elderly, Westpac and the Galaxy S5 fingerprint scanner, Sonos and Google Play Music plus Stephen's minute reviews

Explaining Heartbleed - please change your passwords, The Samsung Galaxy S5 reviewed, Pioneer hitting older cars with CarPlay, Lively the home monitoring for our elderly, Westpac and the Galaxy S5 fingerprint scanner, Sonos and Google Play Music plus Stephen's minute reviews

TecnoCasters 207 El Bug que Desangra la seguridad del Internet Con: Juan D. Guevara Torres, Gaby Barrionuevo, Angel Monjaras y Abrahan Bauza Producción y Edición: Abrahan Bauza   El HeartBleed Bug, se lo explicamos en términos sencillos, y le decimos como pudiera afectarle. Ademas le damos una útileria gratis que determina si esta en riesgo o no.  Enrique Pena Nieto, Presidente de Mexico empuja una ley que disminuiría la libertad de expresión en su país en las redes sociales.  Raul Peimbert, mi querido compañero de Edición Nocturna de Univision, me sobre compromete al aire.  Que Golazo Raul!!  Hoy Sale el HTC One y el Galaxy S5, Que características tienen? Cual le conviene mas? Cual es el proximo plan de lanzamiento de productos de Apple? Le damos la opinion de los analistas!  Sus hijos le metieron goles al comprar Apps en el Apple Store? Apple dispuesto a regresarle su dinero. Le damos los detalles.  Comentarios de la audiencia 

Atualização do Windows Phone 8.1; iPhone 6 custará mais caro do que custaria; XIaomi anuncia planos para América Latina; Recorde de vendas do Galaxy S5; Sistema de e-money do Facebook; Google compra empresa de drones.

Galaxy S5 no Brasil; Anatel pode beneficiar apenas 3 teles com 4G; SDK do Project Ara; 27 mi de familias ganharão conversor digital; RIAA também processa Megaupload; Bons ventos para LG.

Auf der Entwickler-Konferenz BUILD zeigte Microsoft die kommenden Updates für Windows 8.1 und Windows Phone. Unser Kollege Hajo Schulz war vor Ort und berichtet, ob Microsoft nun offener wird und warum das Startmenü zurückkehrt. Außerdem erklärt Fabian Scherschel die OpenSSL-Lücke Heartbleed, Hannes Czerulla zeigt die neue Spitzen-Smartphones HTC One M8 und Samsung Galaxy S5 und wir spielen Goat Simulator. Mit dabei: Achim Barczok (acb, @achim), Hajo Schulz (hos), Fabian Scherschel (fab, @fabsh), Hannes Czerulla (hcz, @hannibal4885).

Auf der Entwickler-Konferenz BUILD zeigte Microsoft die kommenden Updates für Windows 8.1 und Windows Phone. Unser Kollege Hajo Schulz war vor Ort und berichtet, ob Microsoft nun offener wird und warum das Startmenü zurückkehrt. Außerdem erklärt Fabian Scherschel die OpenSSL-Lücke Heartbleed, Hannes Czerulla zeigt die neue Spitzen-Smartphones HTC One M8 und Samsung Galaxy S5 und wir spielen Goat Simulator. Mit dabei: Achim Barczok (acb, @achim), Hajo Schulz (hos), Fabian Scherschel (fab, @fabsh), Hannes Czerulla (hcz, @hannibal4885).

Auf der Entwickler-Konferenz BUILD zeigte Microsoft die kommenden Updates für Windows 8.1 und Windows Phone. Unser Kollege Hajo Schulz war vor Ort und berichtet, ob Microsoft nun offener wird und warum das Startmenü zurückkehrt. Außerdem erklärt Fabian Scherschel die OpenSSL-Lücke Heartbleed, Hannes Czerulla zeigt die neue Spitzen-Smartphones HTC One M8 und Samsung Galaxy S5 und wir spielen Goat Simulator. Mit dabei: Achim Barczok (acb, @achim), Hajo Schulz (hos), Fabian Scherschel (fab, @fabsh), Hannes Czerulla (hcz, @hannibal4885).

On episode 55 of the DL Show, we talk final thoughts of the HTC One (M8) now that our review is out. We also preview the Galaxy S5, since it releases nationwide on April 11. Then it's on to Android TV, rumors surrounding the next Moto X, and a Q&A with listeners. Oh, we also cover a ton of new apps.

We discuss Microsoft’s latest news from Build – and go hands on with Windows Phone 8.1. We also take a look at the Galaxy S5 paired with the Galaxy, and Sony’s budget Xperia E1. And Kim Dotcom faces new legal action – this from 7 Hollywood studios. Running time : 0:57:09

Nejdůležitější událostí uběhlého týdne byla bezesporu konference Microsoft Build, na které jsme se dočkali představení Windows Phone 8.1 a updatu pro Windows 8.1. Zároveň se na hlavní keynote objevil také Stephen Elop a ukázal nové Lumie. My se ještě zastavíme také u zkušeností s Galaxy S5 a u plánovaného ukončení roamingu v EU.

Microsoft gets itself a striking new digital assistant, Nokia prepares sharp new smartphone hardware, Samsung and HTC kick off a new round of rasslin', and Pocketnow team members start an informal book club! It might be a scatterbrained itinerary, but at least it's action-packed – and that's just scratching the surface of this week's epic two-hour mobile technology podcast. Join us as we debate the merits of Windows Phone 8.1 Cortana, the forthcoming Nokia Cyan update, and the Samsung ATIV SE before moving on to non-Build topics ranging from BoomSound to smartphone waterproofing ... not to mention some very thoughtful (if somewhat dense) listener mail! It's all there on episode 090 of the Pocketnow Weekly ... so mash those cans on, turn the volume up and rip the knob off: we're here to talk tech, and it's gonna get awesome. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google Plus  to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. Join our forums to offer topic suggestions and more. And thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly episode 090 Recording Date 04/03/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Taylor Martin Adam Doud Podcast Rundown Windows (00:11:52) Microsoft announces Windows Phone 8.1 at Build 2014 Cortana is a big win for Windows Phone Nokia confirms Cyan update for summer Nokia announces Lumia 930, 630, 635 Nokia Lumia 1820 rumors show Snapdragon 805, QHD display Samsung ATIV SE rumors get specific Android (00:59:53) HTC One M8 review updated HTC happily admits to "benchmarking optimization" HTC One M8 sales seem to be off to a good start Initial Galaxy S 5 sales solid, claims report iOS (01:26:05) The iPad Mini with Bluetooth keyboard is better than I imagined Could you go tablet-only for a day? Listener Mail (01:34:39) Sam Ling wonders why Google Now can't have a little personality; Alex asks if there's really a future for mobile gaming; Charlie McKenna invites us to speculate on the prospects for future waterproof smartphones; and Julian Wang has a bone to pick with Taylor Martin (and everyone else criticizing the HTC One M8's camera).  Music The Pocketnow Weekly's transition music (the track used between its News and Feature segments on some episodes) is a track called "Radiation" from the talented Ali Spagnola. You may recognize the tune as one of the preloaded ringtones from your Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, or Nexus 4 - but it's a real song, from a real album. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, or visit her YouTube page here! • Thanks for listening! Tune in again next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aprovação do Marco Civil da Internet; Facebook compra Oculus VR; Amazon venderá livros físicos no Brasil; Preço do Galaxy S5; Vírus "Chameleon"; Retrocompatibilidade do PS4.

Samsung announces Australian pricing and availability for the Galaxy S5, HTC has the One (M8) and Stephen is in New York for that, we discuss and compare - plus Jawbone's new Up, the Facebook billions and Stephen's minute reviews

Samsung announces Australian pricing and availability for the Galaxy S5, HTC has the One (M8) and Stephen is in New York for that, we discuss and compare - plus Jawbone's new Up, the Facebook billions and Stephen's minute reviews

Темы на сегодня: 1. На новые Mac Pro уже нельзя установить Windows 7 в Boot Camp 2. Samsung запретили рекламировать Galaxy S5 как медицинское устройство 3. Тим Кук назвал «бредовой» новую книгу о Стиве Джобсе и Apple 4. В Burger King можно будет расплачиваться с помощью iPhone 5. «Яндекс» и Mail.ru изменят карты в связи с присоединением Крыма к России 6. Хакеры взломали серверы Electronic Arts и получили доступ к Apple ID и кредитным картам пользователей 7. После смерти Windows XP банкоматы останутся без защиты 8. Спецслужбы США заявили, что собирали данные о пользователях с ведома Apple, Google и Facebook 9. Пользователи Android дождутся 64-битных устройств не раньше 2015 года 10. Источник в Apple подтвердил, что у iPhone 6 будет 8-мегапиксельная камера 11. Абоненты МТС смогут пользоваться LTE-сетями в США 12. Apple хочет выпустить iTunes для Android 13. Стали известны новые подробности об ультратонком 12-дюймовом MacBook Air 14. Диспетчер авиакомпании украл iPhone у жительницы Красноярска и позвонил ей, чтобы узнать пин-код смартфона 15. Исследование: iPad меняют гораздо реже, чем iPhone 16. Стало возможным обойти блокировку активации iOS 7 и сделать джейлбрейк iOS 7.1 17. iPhone 5c опережает по продажам все Android-флагманы, смартфоны Windows Phone и Blackberry 18. Кристиан Бейл может сыграть Стива Джобса в новом фильме 19. Вместо бюджетных iPad 2 Apple теперь продаёт iPad 4

Po delší odmlce nás čeká o to výživnější mobilecast. Začneme událostí číslo jedna, představením Android Wear a nových hodinek od Motoroly a LG. Zastavíme se u (ne)rozšiřování Google Play služeb a cenové výhodnosti nového iPhonu 5c 8GB. Důležitým tématem bude také virtuální operátor Gorila Mobil. Zastavíme se také u vysokých cen nových vlajkových lodí.

Android Wear; LG G Watch e Moto 360; Apple pode estar iniciando produção do iPhone 6; Marc Whitten deixa a Microsoft; Samsung afirma: Galaxy S5 não será adiado; Pode faltar sinal da rede móvel na Copa do Mundo.

We discuss the slashing of Google Drive storage prices, Telecom's smart home trial, hands on time with Samsung's Galaxy S5 and Sony's Xperia Z2, and a chat with Brian Eardley-Wilmot including stories of meeting Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. Running time : 0:59:09

Phil Nickinson of Android Central joins Rene to talk Galaxy S5 malaise, HTC's new One, Nokia X, Android as a platform, and how he handles 300+ phones on his desk. Seriously.

Na začátku dnešního mobilecastu vyzveme na souboj Holywood. Věnovat se budeme novému systému Apple CarPlay, vrátíme se k podrobnějším dojmům ze Samsungu Galaxy S5 a probereme i příchod Facebook Messengeru na Windows Phone. V závěru se zastavíme také u nového virtuála Gorila Mobile a chystaných hodinek Gear od Samsungu.

En esta edición de F5 tecnología conoceremos más del ya muy esperado Samsung Galaxy S5 el nuevo teléfono de alta gama que viene a competir con otras marcas por el liderato de los teléfonos inteligentes.

Maurizio, Luca e Federico passano in rassegna tutte le ultime novità Apple, dall'addio di Peter Oppenheimer alla presentazione di CarPlay. Inoltre c'è un piccolo assaggio del recente MWC 2014 con diverse novità, tra cui il Galaxy S5, alias "cerotto".

Facebook Messenger para Windows Phone; Samsung vai doar US$ 3 bi para caridade; Ashton Kutcher e tablets na Lenovo; Galaxy S5 e Gear 2 ganham SDK; Yahoo! vai parar de usar serviços rivais para login; Óculos do PlayStation 4.

On the program today we discuss Backpedal, the new app that allows you to remove images and messages from all social sites where it was shared; the 10 household name brands that will disappear in 2014,… including some surprises; Galaxy S5… has the iPhone finally met its match?; Mark Zuckerberg's plans to buy a drone company called Titan Aerospace in his quest to connect everyone in the world by the Internet. We also discuss NLP; Shark Tank and how to reach a multicultural audience. Our regular and very popular email segment where we answer emails from around the world. We have a terrific interview with Scott Page, serial entrepreneur and a member of Pink Floyd, Supertramp and Toto, three of the biggest bands in the history of music. He also raises millions of dollars for charity.

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I detta timmeslånga avsnitt ägnat Mobile World Congress går vi igenom nyheterna som presenterats på årets största mobilmässa.  Utöver Samsung Galaxy S5 och Xperia Z2 diskuterar vi förstås Nokias inträde i Android-världen, Googles modulära telefon "Project Aura" och mycket annat. 

Rodri habla sobre OKEMO nombre de iOS 8 y esterilizar el iPhone, Ari y su "desconexión" de la vida 2.0, Galaxy S5 e Innovación, Bandtrace para conocer mas de tus artistas y banda favoritas, iTools permite manipular audio con listas incluidas SIN ITUNES, Comic social realizado con Instagram, Algo de Hardware para destacar, ya están los procesadores de 12 y 16 núcleos, Smartphone que se auto destruye si intentan abrirlo, APPS Recomendadas!

El nuevo Galaxy S5 muy pronto con nosotros. Facebook anuncia más cambios. 03 de marzo día de la familia, ¿Quién lo recordó? ¡Click al Podcast!

Phil Edwards, Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Show Notes: Telcos gouging on SMS by up to 90,000%, says consumer group [The Age] Melbourne IT snares NetRegistry in $50.4m deal [AFR] Bitcoin giant Mt Gox files for bankruptcy after possible $US500m lost to hacking [The Age] @N Has Been Restored to Its Rightful Owner [The Next Web] Ten smartphones that caught our eye at Mobile World Congress [TechHive] Samsung hopes its Galaxy S5 is the picture of health [Greenbot] Meet Samsung's new smartwatch family: the Gear 2, Neo and Fit [Engadget] Meet YotaPhone, the dual-screen smartphone finally coming to the U.S. [TechHive] Apple fixes glaring SSL vulnerability with OS X 10.9.2, adds FaceTime Audio and iMessage blocking [The Next Web] Tim Cook Angrily Rejects Political Proposal Asking for Profits-First Policies [Mac Rumors] Apple TV Business Generated $1 Billion in 2013, Cook Says 'Difficult to Call It a Hobby' [Mac Rumors] Apple's 'iOS in the car' said to be launching next week with cars from Ferrari, others [The Verge] Ghostbusters actor Harold Ramis dead at 69 [The Age] 'Ghostbusters III' Moving Forward Despite Harold Ramis' Death [Rolling Stone] Minecraft movie in the works at Warner Bros [Den of Geek] Oscars winners 2014: the full list [The Telegraph] Ellen earns the most retweets ever for her Oscars selfie [The Verge] Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page. Songs We Played: Journey - "Don't Stop Believin'" [iTunes] Beck - "Sexx Laws" [iTunes] Foster The People - "Coming Of Age" [iTunes] Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - "Red Right Hand" [iTunes] Amadou & Mariam - "Sénégal Fast Food" [iTunes] The Preatures - "Is This How You Feel?" [iTunes] The Bravery - "An Honest Mistake" [iTunes] Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome. Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterrupted Twitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAir Voicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterrupted If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.

Ryan and Matthew discuss the results of Mobile World Congress, from the Galaxy S5, Sony Z2, Firefox phones, BlackBerry handsets and more, and discuss Barnes and Noble's next Nook chapter, another Microsoft executive move, the end of Facebook's email service and so much more.

Cent Millions de comptes Minecraft, le Mobile World Congress, le Galaxy S5, Office Online, Gmail, WhattsApp, FaceBook, Capote électrifiée, Waze & les radars! Tout ce qu’il faut pour passer un GameCraft de folie!

Samsung announces the Galaxy S5, Nokia X is going Android, Netflix makes a deal with Comcast, Facebook purchases WhatsApp, and XBox One price drop in UK. Today's show brought to you by Duck Run (Flappy Bird 2.0) and our favorite apps -- QuizUP, Guess the 90's, AlertID Mobile --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tech-411-show/support

Trevor and Stephen have been talking tech together for three years without fail and we thank you for your loyal following. This week we discuss all the news from Mobile World Congress in Spain, with Samsung's new Galaxy S5, Sony, HTC, Huawei and more. Plus Trevor's non-tech meal-time challenge from KFC, The research parents should hear about kids and devices, Facebook's massive multi-billion dollar purchase and two great minute reviews from Stephen.

This week we talk Samsung's Galaxy S5, the Nokia X project, and Blackphone. Join John Biggs, Natasha Lomas, Darrell Etherington, Matt Burns, and latecomer Jordan Crook as we make a royal mess of your afternoon.

On episode 51 of the DL Show, we're talking Galaxy S5 until our tongues are tired. Since the phone was just announced by Samsung this week, we have plenty of thoughts on this year's flagship. Is it a bust? Is it awesome? What has changed? What hasn't?After we wrap on the GS5, we move onto HTC's upcoming event, the next Moto X, everyone's plans for a smartwatch, and then finish it off with a listener Q&A.

Recorded live from Mobile World Congress 2014, on this episode Anand Shimpi & Brian Klug discuss all things mobile. Anand & Brian kick things off with a discussion recapping our recent expose on Imagination's PowerVR Rogue architecture, before segueing with a discussion of SoC core counts and core wars on both the CPU and GPU side. Anand and Brian then get into the ARM Coretex-A53 and its adoption in high core count designs, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 600 series, and then what Intel is up to at MWC, including their Merrifield SoC announcements. Anand and Brian then wrap things up with a discussion of Samsung's just-announced flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5, and their brief impressions on various aspects of it, including the sensors, UI, and the use of both Qualcomm and in-house Exynos SoCs in various S5 models.

One of the big buzz phrases circulating at the start of this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain is "wearable tech." Lucy Du with more on what we can expect to hear out of this year's event. Report: The latest generation of smart watches can alert you to messages on your phone and can even scroll through text. Martian watches are among the latest innovations. Stanley Kinsey is the company's president. "Martian watches are about getting notifications and being able to respond to them. We have two different lines of watches. One actually has, this one I'm wearing, has a microphone and speaker on the watch - that you can connect to the voice commands on your smartphone. Android or Apple IOS. So in this case, if I were to get a text message coming in from my phone, it would show up on the watch. I would feel a custom vibration pattern. If it's long, short, long, I know that it's an email. Long, short, short, a text message." Meanwhile Kyocera, a Japanese manufacturer, claims to have produced handsets which can survive a dip in water. Its "Torque" model can survive up to 30 minutes, submerged in water up to one meter deep. Microsoft is also here in Barcelona. It's announced that there'll be an update to its Windows 8 software platform this spring. Microsoft hopes that the update will also improve the launching of applications and the interchange of apps. Away from Microsoft and there's a focus this year on the future of internet-connected gadgets. They're set to talk more and more to home appliances - with mobile devices likely to be at the centre of the conversation. Samsung has scheduled one of its 'unpacked' events. The Galaxy S5 is expected to be on show. Nokia is rumored to have a new Android phone to reveal, with Sony and LG putting up their latest handsets. Elsewhere, ahead of the Mobile World Congress, Mozilla is promoting a new search tool for gadgets with Firefox OS. It's the "adaptive app search" which promises to connect users with content faster and more easily than before. Peter Dolanjksi, a Mozilla spokesman, elaborates on more details. "On the home screen, you can see here I have a search bar. If I type into that search bar, I can type anything I'm looking for, content like U2, the band. So if I type in U2 instead of having to search for music apps and music ticket applications, lyric applications. I just type in the name of the band and immediately I'm presented with relevant mobile applications to me. So Soundcloud, Spotify, Ticketmaster. From there, I can use one of those applications without having to install it. And if I like it, I can add it to my home screen." The adaptive app search function is already available for use.

Trevor and Stephen have been talking tech together for three years without fail and we thank you for your loyal following. This week we discuss all the news from Mobile World Congress in Spain, with Samsung's new Galaxy S5, Sony, HTC, Huawei and more. Plus Trevor's non-tech meal-time challenge from KFC, The research parents should hear about kids and devices, Facebook's massive multi-billion dollar purchase and two great minute reviews from Stephen.

This week we discuss WhatsApp’s $19 Billion acquisition by Facebook and Telecom NZ’s rebrand and ShowmeTV. Then we dive into Mobile World Congress news including Samsung Galaxy S5, Gear 2, Gear Fit and updates from Sony, LG and Microsoft. Running time : 0:59:10

Bienvenidos a Kafelog #130… sí, de verdad, que sí. Que hemos grabado un nuevo episodio… no es broma. Eh, que hablamos en serio, que es un episodio nuevecito del todo, con alerones incluidos… ¿no os lo creéis? Pues aquí está el sumario para demostrarlo. Ha empezado el Mobile World Congress y Oscar ya ha empezado a decir cosas raras como Xperia Z2, Galaxy S5, Galaxy S5 Prime y HTC One+. También habla de su nuevo móvil, el Nexus 5. Fran retoma la historia de Blizzard y la deja a punto de caramelo. Roberto revisa las películas nominadas a los Oscars 2014 y nos cuenta qué le han parecido. En la sección de sexo, Fran nos descubre el Omorashi, nos habla del Double Dick Dude(ojo, NSFW), aconseja las mujeres que piensen en Jesús y nos vende el Flat-D, ¿QUÉ HACES QUE NO ESTÁS COMPRANDO UNO? Y por supuesto, no puede faltar el consultorio sexual. ¿Veis como no era broma? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kafelog/message

On our first episode EVER we talk about Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S5, Android VS IOS, hard drives and solid state drives, and more. Enjoy!

Episode 50! Kind of a milestone, so we talked about the recent Galaxy S5 leaks, everything that has come out about the new HTC One (2014), Facebook buying WhatsApp, and more.Thanks to Hangouts, the live stream crashed about 37 minutes in, so we had to restart, patch audio together, and all that fun. Apologies, but nothing we can do when Hangouts goes down.

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Novo flash do Galaxy S5; Mais espaço no OneDrive; Galaxy Gear 2 pode rodar o Tizen; Lenovo faz parceria com EMC; Comunicação pode congestionar nos estádios durante a Copa; Sucessor do HTC One pode ter duas câmeras traseiras.

Novos aparelhos da Nokia, Galaxy S5 com leitor de impressão digital, greve dos profissionais de TI em SP, falha em roteadores da Linksys, mais espionagem da NSA, fragmentação do Android

On episode 49 of the DL Show, we tackle the latest HTC M8 and Galaxy S5 rumors, run through Verizon's new data plans and discounts, send off Flappy Bird, get Ron's thoughts on his time spent with the Moto X, and much more.

Samsung aseguró durante el Samsung Forum 2014 que el Galaxy S5 tendrá la mejor tecnología del mercado y La Nube de Blu Radio estuvo allí para adelantar... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Samsung is getting set to announce the Galaxy S5, California is getting set to announce a smartphone kill switch, and how make an old cell phone your home phone. How to Contact us: How to Listen:

On episode 48 of the DL Show, we talk Samsung's Galaxy S5 unveiling that has been scheduled for February 24, the random and potentially fake leaks of HTC's new flagship, Chromecast coming to more apps, and our favorite apps and games of the week.

When you can kick off a tech podcast with a string of expletives taken right from your publication's teamwide chat records, you know it's been a crazy week in the news. Lenovo's acquisition of Motorola, announced late yesterday afternoon, threw our whole week -and perhaps our whole world- into disarray, and we're grateful for the chance to sit down and talk it through on today's show. But the news doesn't stop there. Galaxy S 5 speculation is still coming fast and furious, with details like Samsung's rumored fingerprint scanner beginning to take shape; we're starting to catch wind of Nokia's plans for MWC 2014 in Barcelona next month; and the wearables sector continues to buzz with developments in Pebble's app store and Samsung's ... interesting approach to augmented-reality headgear. Plus, it's interview time! Ryan Negri, the founder and former CEO of Negri Electronics, stops by to tell us what it's like to start a wireless retail company from nothing, about where he sees the future of wearables going, and just what he thinks about carriers trifling with smartphone pricing.He ... would do things differently. All that and more awaits you on episode 081 of the Pocketnow Weekly! So turn the volume up and rip the knob off: we're here to talk mobile tech, and it's gonna get weird (in all the right kinds of ways). Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. Join our forums to offer topic suggestions and more. And thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 081 Recording Date 01/30/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Anton D. Nagy Taylor Martin Ryan Negri (Negri Electronics) News Lenovo-Motorola acqusition (00:01:28) In confounding twist, Lenovo purchases Motorola from Google One big reason a Lenovo-Motorola acquisition makes sense What the Lenovo Motorola purchase means for Project Ara Android (00:15:23) Samsung planning far-reaching Android changes under Google pressure? Galaxy S5 fingerprint reader, 3D gestures confirmed by leak? Galaxy S5 test photo confirms 16MP shooter - is it the ISOCELL kind? HTC will miss US One KitKat update schedule Windows (00:31:41) Windows Phone 8.1 devices expected from Nokia at MWC, including Lumia 1820, 1525, 1520V Wearables (00:34:20) Hands-on with Pebble app store (Video) Samsung's answer to Google Glass rumored for IFA debut Galaxy Gear 2 with bendable screen coming in March/April at London event? Listener Mail (00:44:27) Casey Dudek wants a high-end "microphone phone," Ben Chung asks us to speculate on the possible demise of Google's Nexus line; Justin from Arizona wonders if OIS should be a priority in his device shopping; and Vijay asks if his mother-in-law will ever come around to the idea of a smartphone. Feature (01:02:00) (Music credit: "Radiation" by Ali Spagnola, available here: http://www.alispagnola.com/music/music/) Ryan Negri, founder and former CEO of Negri Electronics joins us to talk about the ins and outs of starting and running one of the biggest destinations for mobile technology on the web! • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's special extended episode, Mark, Raena and Michael discussed the latest in technology including the latest in assistive car tech – adaptive cruise control. We pondered the question of... LEARN MORE The post Galaxy S5 rumours, is Bitcoin a real currency, major US retailers POS systems breached appeared first on Technogaze!.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show brought so much to see that it just about killed us to get it all to you! Was it worth it? You bet!Headlines:Samsung to release Galaxy S5 in AprilZynga testing Bitcoin transactions for gamesHalo 5 is coming…The Simpsons Legos are also comingGoogle lets strangers contact you now for no particular reasonYahoo vs The WorldOooh, Audi has a car that can blind you!Vizio getting rid of 3D in favor of 4KLG’s 4K efforts might help drive the industryRoku launching line of TVsWearable tech is huge! If anyone can figure out what to do with itAT&T to offer “sponsored” dataT-mobile punks the cellular industryMophie adds to the iPhone’s spaceSteam is playing it annoyingly coyMost Unexpected Gem - PenclicBiggest Rip-Off - The entire district of Shenzhen, ChinMost Overcompensating in a Booth - AudiSquishy’s Favorite: WWE NetworkZuke’s Favorite: AirbacSchmidty’s Favorite: Intel Edison See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode 43 of the DL Show, we talked Moto X vs. Nexus 5, the Moto X Cyber Monday fiasco, Galaxy S5 rumors, Android distribution numbers (vs. iOS numbers), and our favorites apps of the week.

Defeitos no PlayStation 4; Rumores sobre o provável Galaxy S5; Certificações para o mercado de TI; Apple Store no Rio; Mulheres ocupam 60% das vagas no setor de TI; Explosão e oscilações de valor das Bitcoins.