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Did you know that our host, Joshua Vergara, took a one-day dance choreography course in South Korea this year? That’s a good demonstration of flex. What’s not a good demonstration of flex? Using the word “flex” in branding your folding smartphone. We’ll try to brainstorm something better in our show. Also, we pass or play on a few Black Friday deals and go through news of future flagships and mid-rangers from Motorola, HTC, Samsung and others! All of this with one of favorite techtubers, NothingButTech88 or Jacklyn Dallas! It’s the Pocketnow Weekly! Watch the YouTube video posted at 2:00pm Eastern on November 23rd or check out the high-quality audio version right here or through Apple, Google, our RSS and wherever you get your podcasts. Talk back live while you’re watching the show on Twitter with #PNWeekly and shoot feedback to the hosts at podcast@pocketnow.com! Host Joshua Vergara Guests Jaime Rivera Brandon Miniman Taylor Martin Jacklyn Dallas (NothingButTech88) The show Galaxy S10: Come on. Six of them? iPhone X: Don’t call it a comeback? Moto Z4: Is it a Moto Z3 repeat? HTC U13: Hurting so hard for a mid-ranger in 2019? Siri to Google: Can’t this shortcut be an better? Xiaomi: Who would like to open a store in India?Pass or Play? Apple Store: Gift Cards for old iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, Macs… Metro by T-Mobile: BYO iPhone (or buy an iPhone 6s) with $50 plan, get free AirPods Palm Phone: Buy a Verizon phone, get one for half-off on a two-year contractBranding is Everything Galaxy Flex? LG G Flex? Huawei Mate Flex? • See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Millions of ambitious young people wake each morning wanting to "change the world," but few have as ambitious a goal as Bill Liu, founder of Chinese flexible display company Royole Corporation. If Thomas Friedman argued that "the world is flat," then Bill Liu's mission is to bend, curve and roll up that world. Liu founded Royole in 2012 after gaining a Ph.D in electrical engineering from Stanford University at age 26. Five years later, the company provides flexible display solutions to various industries and has launched several consumer products, including a smartphone that can be rolled into a bracelet, the first of its type readily available to consumers. "Flexible display electronics are a very new way for people to interact with consumer and electronics information," Liu, now 34, told China Money Network during an exclusive interview at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen. "I believe flexible displays could be everywhere in the future, because it is convenient, easy to use, and provides more robust design possibilities." Royole is venturing into a new market with high potential. If any type of digital display, from computers, to phones and TVs, can be bent or rolled up, then everything from wristwatches to car dashboards can be completely re-imagined. Watch China Money TV's Visit To Royole's Shenzhen Headquarters: This alternate, flexible future is also exciting tech giants like Samsung and LG. Both are mass producing flexible displays for use on their mobile phones, the Galaxy S7 Edge and the LG G Flex 2. Apple, reportedly, may be buying around 100 million flexible panels for its future iPhones. "Flexible display is a huge business opportunity enabling industries worth hundreds of billions of dollars," said a tech venture investor who preferred to remain anonymous. "Its applications in wearable devices, healthcare, Internet-of-Things (IoT) and fashion are exciting. Think about the possibilities if smartphones can wrap around your wrist and brands can display ads on your T-shirt." That potential has made Royole a magnet for venture investors, and as a result it is currently the world's most valuable tech start-up focused exclusively on this frontier industry. The company has raised over RMB2 billion, or nearly US$300 million, in five financing rounds since 2012, with its latest valuation at a hefty US$3 billion. The company already has over 700 intellectual properties under its name in the field of flexible displays. Royole's challenge, however, will be to turn ideas into breakthrough products, then into a scaleable and profitable businesses. It remains to be seen whether Royole's products can win over consumers. The company has one showroom in Beijing - with another opening in Shenzhen in October - where consumers can view its rollable mobile phone, called the FlexPhone, as well as a transparent keyboard that can be rolled into a pen-size container, and a foldable 3D virtual mobile theater in the form of a headset. Some of the products, such as the headset, are also sold online. Liu would not disclose details on how sales are trending, but he said people are looking forward to new technologies and products, and he is confident his company is building momentum. Royole's business-to-business segment also faces major hurdles, one of which is the protection of its IP. Liu explained during a TV show last month that Royole decided to build its own factory partly to meet growing demand, and partly over difficulty in finding a manufacturing partner with proper business terms to secure solid protection of its IP. The B2B business also depends on its clients' ability to apply the new technology into their own products. The company has signed strategic partnership agreements with Chinese sports goods retailer Li Ning Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Bus Group, China Southern Airlines, and the Shenzhen subsidiary of China Mobile, to explore how flexible displays could be utilized to create new products.

Die ersten Krankenkassen bezuschussen die Nutzung von Wearables und Smartwatches. Das und mehr hört ihr im Podcast: - Der 50-Euro-Gutschein ist vergeben - Samsung stellt offenbar drei neue Modelle vor - Elgato-Eve-Reihe erreicht den Cyberport Store - Krankenkassen zahlen Geld für Wearables zurück - Windows Phone OS ist auf dem Vormarsch Die Kurznews: - Telekom veröffentlicht Quartalszahlen - Runtastic App wurde verkauft - Sky Go goes offline - Nvidia-Tablets werden zurückgerufen - Windows 10 stellt Download-Rekord auf Der App-Tipp: Musixmatch Die Gerüchte: - Wird es eine Silver Edition des Blackberry Passport geben? - Kommt das LG G Flex 3 im Frühjahr 2016? - Wird das iPhone 6S etwa wieder dicker? Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Faceglória, o Facebook evangélico; Instagram em alta definição; Rumores sobre o LG G4 S; Lucro da Samsung deve cair; Vídeos em pop-up no Facebook; Ultimate Game Sale na Xbox Live; LG G Flex 2.

It's the best rhetorical question we've seen this week: where can you mix 1990s sci-fi references, history lessons about famous steamships, and modern musings on the state of leatherbound smartphones? If you know the answer, congratulations on knowing the time of day and your ear from your elbow. If you don't, allow us to clarify it for you. This is the Pocketnow Weekly podcast. On this week's episode, we dive once again into the ever-less-mysterious LG G4 and run our fingers across its supple stitched-leather backside. Sorry, that's gross; we don't have the phone yet, so we caress it in our imaginations. Annnnnd that's probably not much better. Let's move on. Alongside the G4 speculation: the news of the week, from Huawei to HTC, from Nokia to Alcatel – no, not that Alcatel ... but we'll hear from them too as we take a quick on-air look at the Alcatel Onetouch Watch. That's all followed by an extended segment of What Phone Should I Get and your listener mail, so don't go thinking we're just here to crack weak jokes. There's work to be done! Pocketnow Weekly 144 is on the ways, the tallow and grease have been slathered on the rails, and the channel has been cleared of hazards – so smash the champagne bottle on the bow and watch it roll into the river. The video broadcast recorded at 6:30pm Eastern on April 16 (click here for your local time) might not be your best bet due to Hangout difficulties, so check out this high-quality audio version right here, and shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air. See you next time!Pocketnow Weekly 144 Recording Date April 16, 2015 Hosts Michael Fisher Adam Doud Hayato Huseman Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:03:06) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by the LD WEST Original Holster – a stylish, functional, and secure solution to a problem we all face daily: too much stuff in our pockets. The suspender-style holster is a one-size-fits-all accessory that cradles your phone under your right arm and your wallet under the left, making it fast and easy to get to either one whether you're standing up or sitting down. Every LD WEST Original comes with a richly detailed wallet and a phone pouch in either small, medium, or large size, available in one of five colors (brown, red, black, tan, or gray). It's available exclusively at LD WEST for $119.99 US. So solve your phone-bulge problem and look pretty cool doing it: pick up an LD WEST Original holster today! Announcements (Truncated) Enter for your chance to win a free LG G3 VR headset! If you're in the US and own an LG G3, write in to podcast AT pocketnow.com with your answer to this trivia question: Twenty years before the LG G3 VR headset debuted, a rough-and-tumble sci-fi action film reinvigorated the public's imagination for virtual reality (and introduced us to a beardless Russell Crowe in the process). Also starring Denzel Washington, Kelly Lynch and some ... intriguing mid-90s concepts of the future of technology, this film also introduced us to the timeless quote: "I'm a 50 terabyte self-evolving neural network, double backflip off the high platform. I'm not a swan dive." Name the film in an email to podcast AT pocketnow.com (not in the Q&A or comments) and you could win an LG G3 VR headset courtesy of Pocketnow and LG! News (00:04:12) LG shares a few more G4 teaser pics / LG releases another G4 teaser video / G4 outed in its entirety? LG G Flex 2 review (US edition) Huawei P8 hands-on: a familiar face gets a little lift Nexus 6 spotted in what looks like a custom Google Workshop MapMe case Leaked render arrives of new LG Windows Phone for Verizon HTC and Microsoft reportedly working on Windows 10 device Nokia acquires Alcatel-Lucent (but not Alcatel Onetouch) Alcatel Onetouch Watch review: petite simplicity at a price Sprint Direct2You comes to your house to set up a new phone This week in mobile history: AA+ efforts and Angry Birds What Phone Should I Get? (00:56:03) As fellow mariners on the storm-tossed seas of the smartphone world, we're bound by honor and tradition to lend a hand to fellow sailors in distress when their turn comes to upgrade. Join us in the Q&A section as we try to help out Burt Kocaine, Lakota B., Ian Raper, and Andrew Burgess as they struggle to decide which smartphone will be their next. Listener Mail (01:17:36) E-mailed submission from William Li, answered in absentia by our own Joe Levi Weekend Reading (01:23:51) In the heady days of the dawn of radio, the word "wireless" meant a very different thing indeed. This week marks the 103rd anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, where wireless telegraphy played a crucial role. Historian Parks Stephenson has amassed a mass of information on Titanic and her particular Marconi installation at his website, Macronigraph.com. Tragic circumstances aside, the complexity of the century-old equipment is a helpful reminder of the sophisticated technology we carry in our own pockets today. Excerpt: Titanic was fitted with a Marconi twin "T" type aerial, rising vertically from the roof of the Marconi Silent Room, connecting with four horizontal wires strung between the ship’s two masts. Positive electrical connection was made between each vertical lead-in and its corresponding wire in the horizontal flat top by means of a McIntyre connector. Two 20-foot spreaders at either end of the flat top portion spaced the two inner wires 8 feet apart and the two outer wires 6 feet from the inner wires. The aerial spreaders were supported by bridles of tarred hemp rope (ratline), which in turn could be raised or lowered by rope halyards run through reef blocks attached to the top of their respective masts. The forward spreader had four eyebolts, each of which took an aerial strain insulator, from which an individual aerial wire was run. • Thanks for tuning in! See you next time. Ouroburos Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this April Fools Day the guys talk about our HTC One M9 and LG G Flex 2 reviews. They also, of course, talk about the silly April Fools Day shenanigans by tech companies. The guys dish on some good old school pranks back when April Fools Day wasn't ruined by #brands. Thanks for listening!

A new Samsung smartphone with some flashy new features. A new HTC flagship prioritizing premium build quality. A slew of new wearables for the new year. Call us crazy, but it's almost like we've been here before. In addition to the usual news of the week and the torrent of pre-MWC leaks, though, we are indeed bringing you something special: a guest from the land known as Greenbot. While we've hung out with her plenty of times before, this'll be our first combined device evaluation in quite some time – and today we're picking apart a doozy. Join us as we team up with Florence Ion to recap the LG G Flex 2 review! All of the above, plus the usual trio of listener letters, lies ahead; join us, won't you? Pocketnow Weekly 136 is waiting for your participation –either through the live video stream at 12:45pm Eastern on February 20 (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version available later on– 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 136 Recording Date February 20, 2015 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Florence Ion (Greenbot) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:30) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by the LD WEST Original Holster – a stylish, functional, and secure solution to a problem we all face daily. The suspender-style holster is a one-size-fits-all accessory that cradles your phone under your right arm and your wallet under the left, making it fast and easy to get to either one whether you're standing up or sitting down. Every LD WEST Original comes with a richly detailed wallet and a phone pouch in either small, medium, or large size, available in one of five colors (brown, red, black, tan, or gray). It's available exclusively at LD WEST for $119.99 US. So solve your phone-bulge problem and look pretty cool doing it: pick up an LD WEST Original holster today! News (00:05:55) Devices BlackBerry Passport in the house New HTC One M9 confirmed for March 1 / HTC One M9 rumor roundup Samsung teasers hype "the next Galaxy" / What can we expect from the Samsung Galaxy S6? / Smaller battery? Lenovo Vibe Shot revealed as leaked "Vibe Z3 Pro" from last month LG reveals Watch Urbane / Retailer throws out possible G Watch Urbane pricing Pebble hardware rumors claim it's finally going color Geeksphone smartwatch set to track some very different activity Developments T-Mobile reports pushing past Sprint to become America's third-largest carrier Spy agencies infiltrate world's largest SIM card maker (No) Gadgets in Hand (00:58:05) Our LG G Flex 2 review is live, but our analysis is far from over. Joining us to help examine the world's newest and most capable curved smartphone is Florence Ion from Greenbot. If you're watching live, use the Q&A feature of Google Hangouts to submit your own questions and we'll try to answer them live on the air! If you're catching the rebroadcast or streaming the high-quality audio instead, check out this post to see if we already got to your question in a followup video! Pocketnow review LG G Flex review: tomorrow's tech, yesterday's problems Greenbot review LG G Flex 2 review: A powerful curved smartphone that just might convert you Listener Mail (01:25:47) E-mailed submissions from Fredrik Andersson, Kacper Wojtyniak, and Zack Schmiesing 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.

Reviews of the LG G Flex 2, Misfit Flash, New Nintendo 3DS XL, Samson Go Mic Direct, and the WinBook TW700 Tablet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Myriam Joire, Shannon Morse, Bryan Burnett, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsors: ifixit.com/twit enter code BEFOREYOUBUY smartthings.com/twit with code TWIT

Reviews of the LG G Flex 2, Misfit Flash, New Nintendo 3DS XL, Samson Go Mic Direct, and the WinBook TW700 Tablet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Myriam Joire, Shannon Morse, Bryan Burnett, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsors: ifixit.com/twit enter code BEFOREYOUBUY smartthings.com/twit with code TWIT

Reviews of the LG G Flex 2, Misfit Flash, New Nintendo 3DS XL, Samson Go Mic Direct, and the WinBook TW700 Tablet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Myriam Joire, Shannon Morse, Bryan Burnett, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsors: ifixit.com/twit enter code BEFOREYOUBUY smartthings.com/twit with code TWIT

Reviews of the LG G Flex 2, Misfit Flash, New Nintendo 3DS XL, Samson Go Mic Direct, and the WinBook TW700 Tablet. Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Myriam Joire, Shannon Morse, Bryan Burnett, and Chad (OMGchad) Johnson Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/before-you-buy. Thanks to CacheFly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsors: ifixit.com/twit enter code BEFOREYOUBUY smartthings.com/twit with code TWIT

Live from our AirBnB'd house just a few blocks away from the craziness of the Las Vegas Strip, Android Authority brings you the pilot episode of its brand new podcast, The Friday Debate. Join host Joshua Vergara, guest YouTubers Lanh Nguyen and Kevin Nether, and lead editor Andrew Grush as we talk about our favorite items from the Consumer Electronics Show of 2015.  We jump across the show floor memories with mentions going out to the LG G Flex 2, Sony's Android Bravia TVs, and the Panasonic CM1! (Please note that while this special pilot episode was recorded live, this will only be done when applicable to live events. Most of the Friday Debate episodes will be recorded via online conference calls.) Those who read Android Authority online are likely familiar with the Friday Debate - a weekly feature that pits our writers and/or YouTubers against a specific topic. While you can read our opinions on the website in block form, you can also now listen to them in podcast form with The Friday Debate Podcast! Join host Joshua Vergara and a panel of guests as they beat the proverbial dead horse on a specific topic in the world of Android! Coming to you every single week. Follow us on social media! Twitter: @androidauth | Instagram: @androidauthority | Google+: +AndroidAuthority And talk about Android in our AA Forums: http://www.androidauthority.com/community Subscribe to our YouTube channel! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=androidauthority

This week, Jane and Daniel recount all the CES 2015 trials, tribulations, winners and losers. Specifically, a great deal of time is spent figuring out whether the LG G Flex 2 is just another gimmick or if it has the legs (and the curve) to go mainstream. Also, YotaPhone 2, all the terrible smartwatches, and Attack of the Drones. Duration: 81 minutes Hosts: Jane McEntegart, Daniel Bader

An echo-filled hotel room, hosts with cracked voices and stuffy noses, and a rundown full of the hottest new mobile technology in the world. Those ingredients can spell only one thing: a CES 2015 wrap-up podcast straight from the heart of Las Vegas, hosted by your very own Pocketnow pixel pirates. And we're not alone! Joining us on this two-hour mission to tame the wild ramparts of the mobile tech scene are two podcast guests near and dear to our hearts: Nicole Scott of MobileGeeks and Joshua Vergara of Android Authority. Together with our CES video host/producer Hayato Huseman, it makes for a mighty rambunctious roundtable whose enthusiasm hopefully helps temper the echo. So if you're trying to pick up the pieces from CES like we are, join us for Pocketnow Weekly 130 below. It's an audio-only show so don't go looking for the YouTube embed; this one you'll have to devour through your ears. Not to worry though: we'll be back with our usual sound quality, Hangouts Q&A, and listener mail next week. To prepare, shoot your questions to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air – and enjoy this episode in the meantime.Pocketnow Weekly 130 Recording Date January 8, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Jaime Rivera Hayato Huseman Guests Nicole Scott (MobileGeeks) Joshua Vergara (Android Authority) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:02:27) Kickstart your new year and challenge yourself to learn something new with a free 10-day trial to lynda.com!  lynda.com is used by millions of people around the world and has over 3,000 courses on topics like web development, photography, visual design and business, as well as software training like Excel, Wordpress, and Photoshop.  All of their courses are taught by experts and new courses are added to the site every week.  Whether you want to invest in a new hobby, ask your boss for a raise, find a new job or improve upon your current job skills in 2015; lynda.com has something for everyone! CES 2015: the great smartphones and smartwatch summation (00:05:42) LG G Flex 2 hands-on Panasonic Lumix CM1: hands-on YotaPhone 2 unboxing: hands-on BLU Life One and Life One Xl hands-on BLU Studo Energy hands-on BLU Vivo Air: hands-on Saygus V2 superphone: hands-on Lenovo Vibe Xtension Selfie Flash hands-on Lenovo Vibe X2 Pro hands-on Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy A5 Firefox Fx0 hands-on HTC Desire 826 hands-on Stainless steel Sony Smartwatch 3 hands-on 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.

In deze speciale aflevering vanaf de gadgetbeurs CES in Las Vegas bespreken we de grote en kleine aankondigingen van de beurs. We hebben het over de verschillende tv-strategieën van bedrijven als Samsung, LG en Sony, en hun nieuwe smart tv-platformen. Ook hebben we het over de vele slimme apparaten die behoren tot het 'internet of things', van slimme babyflessen tot apparaten die de zwembadtemperatuur meten of je huisdier eten geven. Daarnaast testten we de LG G Flex 2 en een virtual reality-scherm van HP.

The mercury is dropping, the champagne corks are popping, and the annual complaints about PR pitches are flowing freely in the Twittersphere. All that can only mean one thing: another CES is just around the corner, and it's time to talk about what we're expecting from America's largest consumer electronics show! As always, we're keeping our focus confined to mobile - and joining us on this special CES pre-show is another luminary in the mobile tech space, Booredatwork's own Enobong Etteh. He'll help us break down everything from the conventional smartphones and tablets to the promising wearables and bizarre accessories we'll be seeing on the show floor in Vegas this year. If we're lucky, he'll even give laptop and gaming fans a sneak peek into the non-mobile coverage Booredatwork will be doing on-site as well. If you think that sounds like a solid wrap-up to 2014 and a superb on-ramp to 2015, we couldn't agree more. Join us for Pocketnow Weekly 129 below –either through the live video stream at 5:00pm Eastern on December 29 (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version available later on– 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 129 Recording Date December 29, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Enobong Etteh (Booredatwork) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:02:38) Kickstart your new year and challenge yourself to learn something new with a free 10-day trial to lynda.com!  lynda.com is used by millions of people around the world and has over 3,000 courses on topics like web development, photography, visual design and business, as well as software training like Excel, Wordpress, and Photoshop.  All of their courses are taught by experts and new courses are added to the site every week.  Whether you want to invest in a new hobby, ask your boss for a raise, find a new job or improve upon your current job skills in 2015; lynda.com has something for everyone! CES 2015: What's on the Menu in Mobile (00:7:15) In the news HTC CES event may introduce "Hima" flagship HTC tipped to start 2015 with entry-level phone push Massive Sony Xperia tablet could be just around the corner  Kodak-branded Android handset tipped for CES ASUS delivers CES 2015 teaser vid (and no, those aren't dual cameras) ASUS ZenPhones on the way? LG G Flex 2 could be just over a month away On the calendar MOTA Smart Ring BLU flagship series unveiling VSN Mobil V.360 camera Kube portable speaker/cooler A4WP showcase Energous demo Wireless Power Consortium Corning Gorilla Glass 4 demo Pepcom/Showstoppers/special event coverage Q&A (01:11:45) We're giving email a break this week and using the last show segment to answer your live questions instead. Submit yours using the Q&A feature in Google Hangouts if you're watching the show live! If you're catching the rebroadcast or the HQ version, submit future questions to podcast at pocketnow DOT com! 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! • See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the sleekest slice of the future this side of the Galaxy Round and LG G Flex, and we've got it on the air. This week on the Pocketnow Weekly, it's the Galaxy Note Edge review (podcast edition) and we're eager to take all your questions just as quickly as you can submit them, so make sure your Hangouts Q&A app is oiled and ready if you're listening live! And whether you're joining us live or listening to the rebroadcast, you're gonna get all the mobile news you've come to expect from the show. This week, we're talking updates to Android Wear, Cortana and the secrecy-centric Blackphone; new Windows Phone functionality and new rumors about a Galaxy S6 Edge; and some mudslinging between Facebook and Apple that has our chief news editor in a tizzy. If that sounds like the ideal remedy for a gray winter afternoon, Pocketnow has the podcast you've been looking for. Join us for Pocketnow Weekly 126 below –either through the live video stream at 12:30pm Eastern on December 11 (click here for your local time), or the high-quality audio version available later on– 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 126 Recording Date December 11, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:39) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Squarespace, the all-in-one platform that makes it fast and easy to create your own professional website, portfolio, and online store. For a free trial and 10% off, visit Squarespace.com/pocketnow and enter offer code POCKETNOW at checkout. A better web starts with your website. News (00:07:04) Developments Google announces Android 5.0 for Android Wear Samsung Galaxy Alpha already has Gorilla Glass 4 New Live Tile interactions rumored for Windows 10 phones Cortana touches down in Europe Blackphone previews changes coming to PrivatOS in the new year Higher-power, faster wireless charging coming in 2015 Devices OnePlus opens One orders for the holidays Sources clash over possibility of Galaxy S6 Edge Gadgets in Hand: Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Review (podcast edition) (00:46:04) Join us for a look at the sleekest Samsung of the future, the latest subject of our comparisons, tutorials, and (soon) video reviews. That's right: we've got our Galaxy Note Edge review device on hand and we stand ready to answer all your curiosities! If you're watching the show live, use the Q&A function in Hangouts to submit your best questions and we'll answer as many as we can live on the air! Dial F for Fail (01:17:09) A segment from our top news wrangler about injustice, misdeeds, and general foolishness within the mobile industry. Today’s topic is all about corporate potshots between two of tech's biggest heavyweights. (Context: Facebook fires back at Apple over high cost of devices and services) Listener Mail (01:34:19) E-mailed submissions from Kapilan M., Devmeet, and Grant Butler 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 watching! See you next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"What would you say to the people who think that what you do is illegal?" " ... I would tell them that I don't want to answer this question." When you're interviewing the world's most notorious phone leaker, he's bound to duck a question or two. But cautious though he is, Evan Blass –formerly of Pocketnow and currently known across the web by his pen name @evleaks– is also a fountain of insight into the shadowy craft of being a professional spoiler. On today's episode of the Pocketnow Weekly, Evan shares the ups and downs of the underworld he's come to dominate, and gives us a glimpse into the man behind the brand - including some somber reflections on life with Multiple Sclerosis. "This is much more personal than I usually get. If you're listening to this show you're one of the rare people who are hearing me ... sort of open up about my personal life ... more so than I've done under the guise of @evleaks before." Before that, of course, we've got the usual news of the week, including Samsung-vs-Apple, a rather shady All New HTC One leak, a horrifying LG G Flex video, and (sigh) the first few trickles of Nexus 6 speculation. Also, Taylor Martin and I argue over the Galaxy S 5, only to find surprising common ground in our views on the Lumia Icon. It's all waiting for you on episode 086 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 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 086 Recording Date 03/06/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Taylor Martin Stephen Schenck Guest Evan Blass (@evleaks) News Announcements (00:02:24) Galaxy TabPRO 10.1 and 8.4 in the house Android (00:05:22) Apple fails to convince court of need for Samsung ban All New HTC One leaks in pretty rough video HTC revenues keep sliding Verizon intros LTE-powered NotePRO 12.2 LG's new G Flex ad is pure nightmare fuel LG G3 coming in June? Google Nexus 6 rumored as LG G3 lite Has Samsung become the new Apple? Windows Phone (00:00:00) Dual-booting WP/Android handsets to launch this year Cortana gets featured in video hands-on Nokia Lumia Icon review rebuttal iOS (01:16:19) iPhone 5c keeps disappointing, almost 3M units in inventory TouchID may soon start working a lot better Wearables (01:29:20) Samsung Gear line pricing leaks Samsung patents "Galaxy Glass," and it's close to what you think Pebble Steel review: a smartwatch in disguise Feature: @evleaks A 45-minute sit-down with Evan Blass of @evleaks, covering everything from legality to morality ... to babysitting Stephen Schenck. And that's no typo. (To support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society or just to get more information on the disease, visit the Society's website.) Listener Mail (01:35:49) Tom Bosch asks for our opinion on high-end dual-SIM phablets; DeathMetalMods wants to know how Evan ever picks a phone; and Thomas Sibrian wonders just what happened to that old Nexus 10 render from a few months back. Music This episode marks the debut of Pocketnow's new transition music between its News and Feature segments: 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 next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join John Biggs, Jordan Crook, Darrell Etherington, and Matt Burns as we argue about how long the podcast should be as well as kind of phone in assessments of Nokia. 

Jednoduchá hříčka Flappy Bird postihla i naši redakci. Kromě ní se zastavíme hlavně u nového CEO Microsoftu Satya Nadelly, investice jeho firmy do Foursquare a u prodeje divize VAIO. Probereme také chystaný Samsungu Galaxy S5 a naše dojmy z LG G Flex, který testujeme v redakci.

The 2014 Consumer Electronics Show better known as CES has kicked off in Las Vegas with a preview of some of the world's newest, hottest technology. LG unveiling① its new webOS-based smart TVs, which it claims will "make TV simple again". More than 70 percent of LG's smart TVs will be based on webOS in 2014, which helps simplify searching contents and setting up the TV. LG also expects the new OS will make it easy for developers to write applications for its TVs. The company also aims to use webOS to increase communications between smart TVs and other devices. Dr Skott Ahn is LG Electronics Chief Technology Officer "With webOS, LG has simplified② the TV experience again. We've simplified the way you connect your TV, the way you switch between content and input and the way you discover new content and services." Content partners set to supply LG televisions with new Ultra HD, 4K content include Youtube, Amazon and online steaming service Netflix, who say they will be supplying US television drama series "House of Cards"③ in the high-quality format. LG is also showcasing its new curved smart phone, the LG G Flex, which it describes as its most advanced smart phone yet. Sony is taking the wraps off its latest high definition④ televisions at this year's CES. The company's 2014 announcements include a three-product line with 4K resolution⑤. Sony's Mike Fasulo says the X900B model took center stage at the event, one that Sony used to hype not only its television line, but its entire video line, from acquisition to display. "From our professional 4K cameras to our cinema projectors⑥, Sony has been and continues to be at the forefront of original 4K content creation." Sony says the X900B 4K Ultra HDTV offers improved 4K picture capabilities and allows for content to be streamed wirelessly with built-in⑦ Wi-Fi. High-definition audio is also being shown off, with Fasulo boasting the benefits that Sony provides with its latest technology. Fasulo says 4K resolution is a short hand way to describe devices or content that has 4,000 pixels. "High-res audio offers three to seven times the information and higher fidelity⑧ than traditional CDs, delivering sound the way the artist meant it to be heard." Meanwhile, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has announced that the media company's popular "House of Cards" series will be streamed over the net in full 4K resolution. The International Consumer Electronics Show runs 7 - 10 January 2014. For CRI I am Li Dong. 1. unveiling 发布 2. simplified 精简 3. "House of Cards" 热播美剧《纸牌屋》 4. definition 清晰度 5. resolution 分辨率 6. projectors 投影仪 7. built-in 内置的 8. fidelity 保真度

Earlier today, while we were busy hanging with some of you fine folks on the latest episode of the Pocketnow Live, a lot was going down elsewhere. Our LG G Flex review was in the final polishing stages; our own Taylor Martin was kicking out some coverage on Motorola's mold-breaking budget wonder, the Moto G; and friend of the show Marques Brownlee was interviewing Dennis Woodside, CEO of Motorola Mobility. All that activity demands a followup, of course, and what better venue for an end-of-week wrapup than the Pocketnow Weekly podcast? We can't think of any, either. So whether you're here for our full and complete thoughts on the LG G Flex, the latest on Motorola's $180 wonder, or the freshest news on how OEMs and carriers are making smartphone ownership easier, you're in the right place. So crack your knuckles and stretch out your smartphone: episode 073 of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast is here for your weekend enjoyment. 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 073 Recording Date 12/06/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Taylor Martin Marques Brownlee (MKBHD) Features MKBHD sits down with Motorola(00:02:13) Marques fills us in on his recent chat with Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside LG G Flex review: the smartphone of the future(00:22:41) Discussing the world's newest and most innovative curved smartphone News Android (00:46:08) Moto G vs Moto X Discounted Moto X hardware sells out in a flash; you can try again next week Nexus 5 camera fixes confirmed HTC announces financing program for HTC One AT&T starts discounts for no-subsidy hardware Samsung rumors discuss multiple 1Q2014 launches iOS (00:59:44) iPhone 5S TouchID accuracy getting worse over time? Windows (01:02:15) 1080p Samsung Windows Phone shows up in import logs How YOU doin' Lumia 929? Leaked pics surface Listener Mail (01:04:12) Justin Eades asks about the perils of switching from iOS to Android in 2013; Vijay V. wonders where the Nexus 10's replacement is; Dushyant Shrikhande wants to know when everyone will finally tire of phablets; and Vai Rostampour asks if using different platforms for smartphone and tablet is a good idea. • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We at Pocketnow have a lot to be thankful for this week. We're busier than ever, our YouTube channel just passed 500,000 subscribers and we're deep in the planning stages for the new year's big tech expos. But most importantly, we're all still in the business of reporting on mobile gadgets, and that's something we all feel pretty lucky about. On today's late-Friday edition of the Weekly, we'll fill you in on some of the fun stuff coming down the pipe: from our forthcoming LG G Flex review, to wooden Moto X devices hitting shelves, to the future union of Windows RT and Windows Phone. We'll also jaw a little on the Galaxy S 5, HTC M8, and LG G Flex. And then we'll take questions from you in our semi-regular listener mail segment, after talking a little about the LG G Flex. (If those hints aren't landing, we talk a lot about the Flex this week. If you're not hip to the curves, you're gonna have to deal.) So whether you're here for the Flex, the latest on the benchmark-cheating scandal, or rumors on the probably-fake giant iPad, welcome to episode 072 of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast! 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 072 Recording Date 11/29/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Joe Levi Podcast Rundown Android (00:10:26) LG G REflex? Rumors already looking to G Flex sequel HTC M8 specs gain new details in latest leak Motorola can’t wait for January, gets started with US Moto G sales Wooden Moto X options get an ETA Benchmarker delists Android models suspected of gaming the system Galaxy S 5 launch window specified in latest rumor Samsung Galaxy S 5 camera without OIS rumored iOS (00:19:26) Apple 2014 hardware rumors start talking delays: iWatch, 12.9-inch iPad Apple finally catching up with iPhone 5S demand How big should the next iPhone be? (Poll) Windows (00:28:27) Microsoft exec alludes to platform fusion plans Nokia Normandy render leaks, doesn’t look like the “missing link” we hoped for Nokia Lumia 525 becomes official Microsoft Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 suffering from overheating Listener Mail (01:12:12) • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

主持：陸志勤、李碩宏；嘉賓主持：Derek iPad Mini with Retina Display低調開售 […]

Ha salido el Samsung Galaxy Round y el LG G Flex a la palestra, dos teléfonos curvos, pero... ¿para qué?

Ha salido el Samsung Galaxy Round y el LG G Flex a la palestra, dos teléfonos curvos, pero... ¿para qué?

Ha salido el Samsung Galaxy Round y el LG G Flex a la palestra, dos teléfonos curvos, pero... ¿para qué?

Ha salido el Samsung Galaxy Round y el LG G Flex a la palestra, dos teléfonos curvos, pero... ¿para qué?

Ha salido el Samsung Galaxy Round y el LG G Flex a la palestra, dos teléfonos curvos, pero... ¿para qué?

Ha salido el Samsung Galaxy Round y el LG G Flex a la palestra, dos teléfonos curvos, pero... ¿para qué?

Whether you're excited, anxious, or apathetic with regard to the fifth-generation Nexus smartphone from Google, you've got to admit it's a big deal. Ever since the class flagship dropped back in January of 2010, Google has used the Nexus program as a showcase of what's possible using the power of stock Android - and more recently, just how affordable that power can be. With an optically-stabilized camera, cutting-edge Snapdragon 800 processor, and many of the other features that made the LG G2 such a significant smartphone, the Nexus 5 stands a good chance of being the most impactful device ever to carry the Nexus name. We've got no shortage of opinions on the device, and they're constantly shifting as we get up-to-the-minute updates from sources as well-known as the AP and as obscure as Yorkshire-based graphics designers. All the news is doing in the intervening time is cooling off, so let's quit the jabbering and get to a very special 90 minutes of Nexus yammering on episode 068 of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast. 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 068 Recording Date 10/31/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Anton D. Nagy Joe Levi Topic List Sources for this episode's on-air leaks/news: AndroidPolice N1troz(Twitter link) Overview (00:03:46) Nexus 5 rumor round-up: is this really happening? Nexus 5 Design (00:12:41) New Nexus 5 render leaked Nexus 5 real-life images surface again New Nexus 5 pics pour in from various sources Google rethinking CDMA? Nexus 5 tipped for Sprint Potential Nexus 5 packaging leaks Android 4.4 (00:56:45) Nestle posts Android 4.4 teaser video Top 5 Google Nexus predictions Nexus 5 misc (01:14:43) 3 reasons I want the LG G Flex more than the Nexus 5 Nexus 5 prototype leaked in video Listener Mail (01:21:04) Nexus 5 questions from John Martin, Stephen Toth-King, and Michael Lofft • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Baixos índices de banda larga móvel de Oi e TIM em alguns estados; Apple teria exigido adequação de operadoras nacionais ao 4G; Microsoft deve encerrar suporte ao Skype Desktop API; LG G Flex; Possível loja flutuante do Google; Day-one patch do PS4.

Sistema de proteção para e-mails do governo federal; Lumia 1020 chega ao Brasil; Mega fábrica da Foxconn ainda não será construída no Brasil; Backdoor em roteadores D-Link; LG G Flex; Netflix negocia com TVs a cabo dos EUA.