Podcasts about handsets

Samsung launched its latest flagship Galaxy S25 Series smartphones during its Unpacked event in Jan 2025. This Gen AI powerhouse phone is powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Elite mobile platform, customized for Galaxy.  In this episode, I talk to Chris Patrick, SVP and GM of Qualcomm's Handsets and Wearables business. We discuss the company's long-standing collaboration with Samsung, enabling Galaxy AI on S25 phones, collaboration with Google for optimizing Gemini AI models for the Snapdragon platform, and more. We dig deeper into specific customizations Qualcomm has done for Galaxy, the evolution of AI and NPU capabilities, and what the future holds. Also, don't forget to check out my review of Galaxy S25 Ultra here:  Buy it for performance, and Keep it for Galaxy AI. (https://bit.ly/40SXYr3)

Das neue Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra ist da und damit das wohl sehnlichst erwartete Flaggschiff mit dem Android Betriebssystem. Spannend dabei... es duerfte auch das erste Smartphone sein, welches das Zeitalter der AI-Agents oder KI-Agenten einlaeutet. Meine ersten Eindruecke des Handsets gibt es in knappen 30 Minuten und die sind verdammt positiv!Support via Paypal

Tesco Mobile, Ireland's largest virtual network operator, has hit a major milestone, opening its 50th phone store within the Golden Island Shopping Centre in Athlone, bringing unbeatable savings across Prepay and Bill Pay plans to customers in the Midlands. The latest Tesco Mobile store brings the total number of Tesco Mobile concessions in Ireland to 50, offering award-winning customer support and the best value price plans across all leading smartphones. The store will be staffed by a team of three dedicated experts, adding to Tesco Mobile's nationwide team of over 150 colleagues. Sean Nolan, Director of Tesco Mobile Ireland, said: "We're incredibly proud to mark the opening of our 50th Tesco Mobile Ireland store in Athlone. This milestone reflects the strong demand from our customers, and we're excited to bring even more value, choice, and award-winning service to the local community. Golden Island has been a part of Tesco's history in Ireland for many years, and the Mobile team is excited to become part of this store and community." Savvy newcomers and loyal, long-term customers can now pop into their local Tesco Mobile store in Golden Island store to chat about the right plan for them. With monthly spending mounting, Tesco Mobile is committed to ensuring that phone bills remain manageable through its frozen contracts promise, a market-defining commitment to customers that will see a monthly payment remaining unchanged across all Bill Pay plans started in 2024. Unlike other mobile operators, Tesco Mobile will not increase prices mid-contract, providing peace of mind and financial predictability for customers who sign up for its 24-month bill pay plans. Here are two great bill pay offers that Athlone customers can avail of (available until 25th September 2024): Apple iPhone 13 Was €249.99 Now €49.99 on €35 monthly contract Save €200 Samsung Galaxy S23 FE 5G Was €299.99 Now €99.99 on €35 monthly contract Save €200 - Claim Buds FE and €100 cashback via redemption. Tesco Mobile offers great Sim Only plans, which include the new Clubcard €20 plan, including 200G of 5G data, unlimited texts and calls, 300 international minutes, and 30GB roaming 5G data. Handsets on offer this month on pay as you go handsets for Tesco Clubcard holders (available until 1st October) include: Xiaomi Redmi 13C Regular Price €149.99 Clubcard Price €109.99 Save €40 Honor 90 Smart Regular Price €219.99 Clubcard Price €149.99 Save €70 With 99% coverage and great value price plans available across all the leading Smartphone brands, this is Supermarket Mobile! For more information on the latest handset offers, visit www.tescomobile.ie.

On today's Torpedo Swimtalk Podcast  we chat with Jaimie Fuller, the visionary behind EO Swim Better handsets and former Skins CEO.  We explore how swimmers of all levels can use this pro-level data analysis to elevate their swimming.  The handsets are  groundbreaking little beauties, that fit into your hand while you swim, capturing data that is sent back to an app on your phone.  It is like having your own personal biomechanist poolside! Jaimie gives us a behind the scenes look into their creation, as well as breaking down my own data from swimming with them.  And wasn't I in for a surprise with my results?Using my data as a reference point, we look at the force application, stroke rate and path, consistency and force vs time. Information that can quantify a swimmer's impulse and energy in the water.  The data is easy to read and can be looked at over the lap or stroke by stroke, from side on, overhead  and head on. Let's just say that the findings give me lots to work on to improve my stroke mechanics, which will make me go faster.  And isn't that what we all want?We also chat about Jaimie's work as CEO of Skins and his work in sports activism.  Join us for this enlightening journey where technology meets technique, and passion for sport becomes a force for good.Follow EO Sports LabInstagramFacebookAnd if you are interested in purchasing your own handsets, go to eolab.com/swimbetter and use code TORPEDO at checkout to save 10% on any handset purchase. You can connect with Torpedo Swimtalk:WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTubeSign up for our NewsletterLeave us a reviewTorpedo Swimtalk is sponsored by AMANZI SWIMWEAR#swim #swimmer #swimming #mastersswimmer #mastersswimmers #mastersswimming #openwaterswimmer #openwaterswimmers #openwaterswimming #swimminglover #swimmingpodcast #mastersswimmingpodcast #torpedoswimtalkpodcast #torpedoswimtalk #tstquicksplashpodcast #podcast #podcaster #podcastersofinstagram #swimmersofinstagram #swimlife #swimfit #ageisjustanumber #health #notdoneyet

Want to see mobile phones of the future? Then Barcelona is the place to be. At this year's Mobile World Congress tech show, smaller brands are trying to find novel ways to stand out from the crowd. Foldable phones are old news in Barcelona – here it's all about really bendy handsets. Motorola and Lenovo's adaptive display concept mobile phone is so flexible it could wrap around a wrist, or be temporarily bent so that it can stand unsupported. It's just one of the weird and wacky ideas being floated by the mobile phone industry at Barcelona's Mobile World Congress tech show. Unsurprisingly, manufacturers are going big on AI – like the Deutsche Telecom concept phone. Instead of using apps, the phone simply has conversations with the user and books them the flights and hotels they need, makes videos of their recorded memories, or gives them recommendations for places they want to visit. And if you've ever been annoyed by someone playing loud music on public transport, close your ears now. ZTE is showing off its Nubia Music phone which comes with a high-quality "ultra-loud" built-in speaker. These innovations are attempts to carve out a portion of a market that last year totaled 1.17 billion units, according to the market intelligence company International Data Corporation. But the two top brands account for around 40 percent of those sales between them. "The mobile phone market is particularly challenging right now because it's dominated by two big players, Apple and Samsung. If you're a smaller player with lower volumes, you've got to find some ways to innovate and add some differentiation to your device. And that's one of the themes that we're seeing here at MWC from some of those players," says analyst Ben Wood. Mobile World Congress opened on February 26 and ran until February 29. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Jaco Voigt teams up with the insightful Eduan Beetge from Snom Technology GmbH, to delve into the profound and ever-relevant questions you need to be asking. Are IP Handsets still the unsung heroes of the modern workplace, or are they losing relevance? Join them as they dig into the nitty-gritty of these often-overlooked business decisions, exploring the devices that fuel your day-to-day operations, and the very essence of your business communication.

Qualcomm has transformed to connect and power devices beyond traditional handsets and smartphones, and is utilizing advances in technology to further drive this digital shift, including into the electrification of automobiles, CFO Akash Palkhiwala explains to Bloomberg Intelligence. In this episode of the Tech Disruptors podcast, Palkhiwala joins BI analyst Kunjan Sobhani for an in-depth discussion about the wide array of trends and opportunities for Qualcomm in generative AI, artificial and virtual reality, the Metaverse and Internet of Things.

Samsung hat mit dem Galaxy S23, S23+ und dem Galaxy S23 Ultra drei Highend-Smartphones vorgestellt, die zumindest in der Android-Welt neue Benchmarks setzen. Eine erste Analyse der Geraete.Das Samsung Galaxy SII und das erste Samsung Galaxy Note haben die Art und Weise wie ich Smartphones definiert, aber auch genutzt habe, fundamental veraendert und komplett neue Kategorien geschaffen. Jetzt haben die Sued-Koreaner mit der neuen Galaxy S23 Serie insgesamt 3 Handsets vorgestellt, die alle in die Kategorie High-End fallen. Inklusive dem S23 Ultra… dem Nachfolger des Galaxy Note!Alle begleitenden Infos

The Six Five On The Road at #SnapdragonSummit 2022. Hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman sit down with Chris Patrick, SVP of Engineering at Qualcomm, for one of many conversations here at the #SnapdragonSummit. Their discussion covers: How Snapdragon Gen 2 is defining a new standard for premium mobile Snapdragon Generation 2 versus Gen 1 The increase in performance and efficiency as it equates to the user experience Collaboration with OEMs and the expected commercial launch timeline #qualcomm

Away from the premium smartphone feature-utility hyperbole swirling around dynamic islands, mobile devices remain much of a muchness.

Away from the premium smartphone feature-utility hyperbole swirling around dynamic islands, mobile devices remain much of a muchness.

Shruti and Nick sit down with Qualcomm General Manager of Handsets, Chris Patrick, to discuss the chip manufacturer's latest announcements and talk about where the industry is headed. Then, Jerry and Alex join in to share their thoughts on how new processors will benefit the most important people—You! Links: The new Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 pushes flagship Android smartphones to new heights | Android Central The Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 arrives to bring a new era of powerful mid-range Android phones | Android Central Sponsors: Manscaped: Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code ACP at Manscaped.com.

Brian Clevenger is VP of Corporate Marketing at BlackBerry; his leadership experience covers over 20 years of building brands, relationships and entire businesses for clients and agencies. BlackBerry—the once secure handset manufacturer, has transformed into a leading cybersecurity company. In his role, Brian oversees brand, creative, web, campaigns, project management and media, and is leading the company's most significant global rebrand in over seven years. Before BlackBerry, Brian was the Senior Director at Veritas, leading the rebrand of the data management company and managing the brand and creative teams. We discuss: Why BlackBerry made the switch from handset to cyber security What 'Intelligent security everywhere' means to their clients How his team manages the global rebrand and rollout What the future of BlackBerry looks like Enjoy the conversation.

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Unlimited mobile broadband plans come to NZ, but there are a few fish hooks you need to be aware of; and some big telcos are selling our mobile data for use by tourist attractions and retailers.

This week the gang welcome another guest into the studio as they go over all of the latest smartphone activity from Apple, Samsung, Sony, HTC and Huawei. While Scott flees to a deserted island for a week in a bid to gain some seclusion from the growth of AI, guest Henry Burrell from PC Advisor and Macworld helps Tim and Jamie understand just what's going on in the devices biz. Elsewhere, T-Mobile US is crowned the country's fastest LTE network, Vodafone launches an IoT bikini and Tim realises he costs less than a Mars bar.

Technology correspondent Peter Griffin reports on the latest ideas coming out of Google's annual developer conference in California this week. Also the Finnish handset maker Nokia's fallen on tough times since the smartphone took centre stage. But it could be poised for a rebirth.

Key topics this week include our hands on experience with LG's upcoming G3 handset along with discussion about Vector's fibre network expansion, China's $15 waterproof fitness monitor and sleep monitor and Samsung Galaxy Tab S and its 4G LTE variant. Running time : 0:34:20

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A first look at HTC's 2009 smartphone lineup, including the next Android phone! It's the "G2," codename Sapphire, complete with myFaves branding. Check it out, along with new HTCs for AT&T, Sprint, and more ...