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Larry Swanson, Laura Joss, Cora Cowles, and Brent Summers (left to right) Back in early March, when it was still safe to gather in person, we convened a panel of UX strategy experts at the ConveyUX conference in Seattle. Cora Cowles is Associate Experience Director at Huge Detroit Laura Joss is Global Director of the Design Research team at Motorola Brent Summers is Director of Marketing at Blink UX We had a broad-ranging discussion about how to balance quantitative and qualitative inputs into UX strategy. Each panelist brought a unique perspective. And the audience asked some great questions. This was the first "live" recording of this podcast. The format is a little different from the interviews I usually conduct. What do you think? Should I continue to experiment with different formats for the show? (Apologies for the audio issues from about 12:30 until 14:00. We had a technical problem, which the on-site staff resolved very quickly. Thanks to Laura for powering through this part of the conversation.) Cora, Laura, Brent, and I discussed: each of the panelists' professional background and approach common research challenges that UX strategists encounter different research set-ups, from fancy dedicated labs to remotely facilitated operations how alternating between quantitative and qualitative approaches benefits both the importance of stepping away from the research process to ask why you're doing it in the first place the difference between intuition and professional judgment - and how to go forward when you have a gut feeling about a course of research surprises that arise in the course of conducting research how to deal with financial data and other sensitive information how to convince stakeholders to support quantitative testing how do you know when you've done enough research to move on to the next stage how to cope when you are tasked with "slash" duties: slash architect, slash designer, etc. Panelist Bios Cora Cowles leads the user experience discipline for Huge Detroit in her role as Associate Experience Director. With over 13 years of varied experience across many industries—financial services, automotive and consumer packaged goods—and an MSI in human computer interaction from The University of Michigan, she specializes in information architecture and user research. Inquisitive when it matters most, Cora keeps an eye on new trends, but considers herself a purist in her role; she shies away from anything that does not directly benefit a user's experience and is always searching for underlying root causes and contrary positions. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two young children, and teaches dance as well as children's cooking classes. Laura Joss, Ph.D. is the global director of the Design Research team at Motorola. Her team, with members located in Chicago, Sao Paolo, and Beijing, is tasked with uncovering unmet user needs and translating those needs into actionable outcomes for product teams and senior leadership. During her time at Motorola she has helped ship numerous smartphone innovations, including Moto Maker, Moto Mods, and other pain-point solving software innovations. Her work has included developing an on-site living lab for in-person, onsite research, and creating digital panels of users for continuous user engagement throughout the product life cycle. She holds a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience, and a Masters Degree in Judgment and Decision Making. In her spare time she loves exploring new wines- as long as its not barleywine. Brent Summers is an award-winning marketer and strategist with more than 15 years of experience in leading cross-functional teams in increasing brand awareness, driving business growth, and delivering innovative new products and services to increase customer engagement. As director of marketing at Blink, Brent makes evidenced-based recommendations related to market segments,

Larry Swanson, Laura Joss, Cora Cowles, and Brent Summers (left to right) Back in early March, when it was still safe to gather in person, we convened a panel of UX strategy experts at the ConveyUX conference in Seattle. Cora Cowles is Associate Experience Director at Huge Detroit Laura Joss is Global Director of the Design Research team at Motorola Brent Summers is Director of Marketing at Blink UX We had a broad-ranging discussion about how to balance quantitative and qualitative inputs into UX strategy. Each panelist brought a unique perspective. And the audience asked some great questions. This was the first "live" recording of this podcast. The format is a little different from the interviews I usually conduct. What do you think? Should I continue to experiment with different formats for the show? (Apologies for the audio issues from about 12:30 until 14:00. We had a technical problem, which the on-site staff resolved very quickly. Thanks to Laura for powering through this part of the conversation.) Cora, Laura, Brent, and I discussed: each of the panelists' professional background and approach common research challenges that UX strategists encounter different research set-ups, from fancy dedicated labs to remotely facilitated operations how alternating between quantitative and qualitative approaches benefits both the importance of stepping away from the research process to ask why you're doing it in the first place the difference between intuition and professional judgment - and how to go forward when you have a gut feeling about a course of research surprises that arise in the course of conducting research how to deal with financial data and other sensitive information how to convince stakeholders to support quantitative testing how do you know when you've done enough research to move on to the next stage how to cope when you are tasked with "slash" duties: slash architect, slash designer, etc. Panelist Bios Cora Cowles leads the user experience discipline for Huge Detroit in her role as Associate Experience Director. With over 13 years of varied experience across many industries—financial services, automotive and consumer packaged goods—and an MSI in human computer interaction from The University of Michigan, she specializes in information architecture and user research. Inquisitive when it matters most, Cora keeps an eye on new trends, but considers herself a purist in her role; she shies away from anything that does not directly benefit a user’s experience and is always searching for underlying root causes and contrary positions. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two young children, and teaches dance as well as children’s cooking classes. Laura Joss, Ph.D. is the global director of the Design Research team at Motorola. Her team, with members located in Chicago, Sao Paolo, and Beijing, is tasked with uncovering unmet user needs and translating those needs into actionable outcomes for product teams and senior leadership. During her time at Motorola she has helped ship numerous smartphone innovations, including Moto Maker, Moto Mods, and other pain-point solving software innovations. Her work has included developing an on-site living lab for in-person, onsite research, and creating digital panels of users for continuous user engagement throughout the product life cycle. She holds a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience, and a Masters Degree in Judgment and Decision Making. In her spare time she loves exploring new wines- as long as its not barleywine. Brent Summers is an award-winning marketer and strategist with more than 15 years of experience in leading cross-functional teams in increasing brand awareness, driving business growth, and delivering innovative new products and services to increase customer engagement. As director of marketing at Blink, Brent makes evidenced-based recommendations related to market segments,

Adam got a chance to sit down for an hour with Douglas Michau, Executive Director North America Business Development at Motorola Mobility. If that sounds like a lot, that’s because there was a lot to say. Adam is joined by Jonathan to talk about what Douglas said about Moto Mods, 5G, foldables, better battery life, and more in this featured story of the Android Authority podcast! Interview: August 21, 2019Recorded: September 18, 2019 This podcast is sponsored by MNML Cases. Go to https://mnmlcase.com/discount/AndroidAuthority to get 35% off your order through September 27th. Special thanks to Douglas Michau and Motorola The Android Authority podcast is: Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Jonathan Feist - @JFeist1 / @DroneRushcom Joe Hindy - @ThatJoeHindy Produced by Adam Doud Check out the other podcasts in our network! The DGiT Daily podcastThe SoundGuys Podcast

On this episode of the Droid Life Show, we're catching up on a couple of weeks worth of news, but will kick off with the Moto Z4. Motorola is back with another Moto Mod ready phone that has some decent upgrades and a not-terrible price.We'll also dive into the future of headphone jacks, Sprint's 5G network, the new Google Play refresh, whether or not it's a good time to be a smartphone buyer, and share poll results on what everyone's least favorite Google phone was.Trivia is back again! We've got a whole bunch of OnePlus accessories to give away!

Jerry Hildenbrand, Andrew Martonik, and Daniel Bader look at Pixel 3a and its place in the market as a $400 phone. They also discuss the new Moto Z4 and Moto Mods, including the 5G add-on. Things are still not looking good for Huawei, but they have a replacement OS ready to go in June. Probably? Maybe? Show Notes and Links: The Google Pixel 3a is just a great $400 phone, nothing more — and that's okay The Google Pixel 3a is the best phone under $400 Google Pixel 3a / 3a XL one-month review: The People's Pixels Google to roll out performance fixes for Pixel 3, says Digital Wellbeing isn't to blame The Moto Z4 brings a 2019 refresh to Motorola's stagnant modular phone platform Moto Z4: Everything you need to know! Moto Z4 Specifications: Snapdragon 675, 4GB RAM, 48MP camera, and Moto Mod support in 2019 Should you buy a 5G phone in 2019? T-Mobile and Sprint may have to set up a new carrier to get merger approved Huawei's Android replacement OS will start rolling out in June — or not Huawei says FedEx redirected packages to the U.S. without its authorization New motion in Huawei lawsuit reiterates assertion U.S. trade ban is unconstitutional Huawei employees get banned from science publisher IEEE Huawei gets banned from using microSD cards in future smartphones — for one day Rogers board member says Huawei should be banned from Canada's 5G network Sponsors: Rhone: Rhone, the premier men's performance lifestyle brand, is designed for men who appreciate quality, comfortable clothing that fits how they live, work, and sweat. Go to rhone.com/acp and use offer code ACP for 20% off your first purchase!  

Say hello Moto to the Moto Z4 and continuing support for Moto Mods! Adam, Jonathan, and Joe look at Moto’s latest not-a-flagship flagship. Adam Sinicki asks the question “Is the Pixel 3a what the Pixel should have always been” and the answer is not as straightforward as you may think. We take a look at the dual-screened Asus Zenbook Pro Duo, and we peek behind the curtain at RealMe’s manufacturing facility. Finally, for App Matters, Joe looks at all the announcements coming out of Pokemon. It’s a busy week here on the podcast! Tech We Like: Mobile Edge Core Gaming Laptop Backpack Visit http://tyvm.ly/xGT9d Affiliate disclosure: We may receive compensation in connection with your purchase of products via links on this page. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics or posts made on this podcast. Recorded Time/Date: May 30, 2019 Time codes 1:45 – Motorola Moto Z4 hands-on: Moto keeps the Mod line alive 17:30 – Is the Pixel 3a what Google Pixel should have been from the start? 33:55 – Asus Zenbook Pro Duo hands on – are two screens better than one? 42:50 – App matters - The Pokémon Company goes Poké-crazy for mobile: Here are the announcements 49:30 – Behind the scenes at Realme’s manufacturing facility The Android Authority podcast is: Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Jonathan Feist - @JFeist1 / @DroneRushcom Joe Hindy - @ThatJoeHindy Produced by Adam Doud Check out the other podcasts in our network! The DGiT Daily podcastThe SoundGuys Podcast

Adam, Joe, and Juan dive deep into the LG G8 and also examine why LG has seen 9 straight quarterly losses. But at least it didn’t fail as mightily as the Energizer P18k Pop phone with an 18,000 mAh battery. Hadlee Simons takes us on a South African tour of KaiOS on the MTN Smart S, a $17 feature phone in the area. Finally, we look ahead at the Moto Z4 and the continuation of Moto Mods in 2019. Tech We Like: Naztech X1 Active Noise Cancelling Earphones Affiliate disclosure: We may receive compensation in connection with your purchase of products via links on this page. The compensation received will never influence the content, topics or posts made on this podcast. Recorded May 2, 2019 Time codes 2:45 – LG earnings report suggests the company needs a hit phone fast 22:55 - Energizer’s 18,000mAh phone is an Indiegogo disaster 39:30 - I spent a week with a $17 KaiOS phone – here’s what I learned 53:15 - A fresh look at the rumored Motorola Moto Z4 The Android Authority podcast is: Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Jonathan Feist - @JFeist1 / @DroneRushcom Joe Hindy - @ThatJoeHindy Special guest appearance by: Juan Carlos Bagnell - @Somegadgetguy Visit http://www.somegadgetguy.com Produced by Adam Doud Check out the other podcasts in our network! The DGiT Daily podcastThe SoundGuys Podcast

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Would you like a Mod to go with that Moto? After three iterations of the Moto Z, it's clear that Motorola still believes in its line of snap-on magnetic phone accessories. And it should. There are a lot of intriguing Mods you can buy, including a photo printer and a fancy Hasselblad-branded camera, and they all work interchangeably with these Z phones. Unfortunately, Moto Mods haven't become a selling point yet.

Notches. How many can a phone have? How many should a phone have? Is it good to be leading the pack in terms of selling the most phones with notches? And what about other questionable design choices like inserting a mock circuit board into the back of your phone to make it look pretty? The news is brimming with annoying, but pertinent questions this week. In addition to getting some answers on those, we'll also be dishing theses on what just launched in Chicago. Motorola, Verizon and Qualcomm are backing a last-generation smartphone with a thin bridge to golden 5G speeds. Will this make sense? Will it get customers riled up? What's it all mean? Plenty to talk about here, so strap yourselves in. It's the Pocketnow Weekly! Watch the YouTube live broadcast from 2:00pm Eastern on August 3rd or check out the high-quality audio version right here. Talk back live while you’re watching the show on Twitter with #PNWeekly! You can shoot your listener emails to podcast@pocketnow.com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air at the end of the month! Host Joshua Vergara Guests Jaime Rivera Brandon Miniman (XDA-Developers) Executive Producer Jules Wang   News Google Notches: How would a three-notch phone work and why is it a bad idea? Huawei Notches: Is it good to be the best around? Mate 20 Pro: How's it a step up from the P20 Pro? RED Hydrogen One: How's it doing at this point? Mi 8 Explorer Edition: Is transparent design nonsense? Sprint: Uhhh, should your marketing encouraging indecent exposure?Moto Z3 Jules talked with a whole bunch of the tech media corps about their first impressions and lasting questions on the latest phone to work with Moto Mods, including one that can bring 5G to... a Snapdragon 835 phone? And Finally… Turing is at it again. • See you soon! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Friday News Update: - Motorola announces the Moto Z3 mid-range phone, with a 6" bezelless AMOLED screen, a Snapdragon 835 and 5G on Verizon with Motorola's upcoming 5G Moto Mod - Samsung makes a surprise announcement of the Galaxy Tab S4, with an iris scanner, Samsung DeX on the tablet and a 7300mAh battery plus a bigger, more bezelless AMOLED screen, and the Galaxy Tab A 10.5, a cheaper version of the Tab S4 with a Snapdragon 450 and an LCD screen - Tiger Mobiles shows off dummy models of two of Apple's 2018 iPhones - XDA Developers publishes photos of the Google Pixel 3 XL in Clearly White Get every episode of the Friday News Update with the Friday News Update Alexa Flash Briefing

Recorded July 20, 2018 We pit the OnePlus 6 against the best smartphone camera on the market. Also, great news, because you can put away the tinfoil hats for now. Google is doing its best Microsoft impression by getting sued for anti-trust laws. We look at the value that Moto Mods add to the ecosystem, and finally we round up the features we want to see in our 2019 flagships. It is a very busy time around the Android Authority network, be sure to check in with DGiT.com, Drone Rush, and SoundGuys.com (also check out their podcast) for some of the latest from our team. Time codes: 2:15 - OnePlus 6 camera shootout (and a giveaway!) 5:45 - No, your phone is not always listening to you 16:05 - Google vs the EU: Which side are you on? 27:30 - Moto Z3 Play review: The value is still in the Moto Mods 35:50 - 2019 flagship features we want to see The Android Authority podcast is: Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Jonathan Feist - @JFeist1 / @DroneRush Joe Hindy - @ThatJoeHindy Produced by Adam Doud

This week on the Friday News Update: - Fitbit announces a new smartwatch called the Fitbit Versa with Fitbit OS, an Apple Watch-like design and 4 day battery life as well as a fitness tracker for children called the Fitbit Ace - Google rebrand Android Wear to Wear OS - Motorola allegedly cancel the Moto X5 and some Moto Mods, possibly including a rumoured VR headset Mod - Google Lens comes to iOS via the Google Photos app - Huawei and some online phone stores accidentally reveal the Huawei P20 Lite before its official announcement - Apple announce that WWDC 2018 will start on the 4th of June and send out invites to a mysterious education-themed event on the 27th of March - The Essential Phone gets Android 8.1 Oreo - The LG G7 could be announced in April and released in May, followed by the V35 in November - HTC U12+ specs and image posted online Get every episode of the Friday News Update with the Friday News Update Alexa Skill

Programa emitido el viernes 20/10/2017. Te contamos todos los rumores sobre el Samsung Galaxy S9 y la llegada al mercado del S8 Rosa. Además, nuevos moto mods, tablets económicas de Banghó, repasamos los lanzamientos de videojuegos más importantes del mes, nuevo DLC de Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, la llegada del Doom a la Nintendo Switch, el bundle increíble del Gran Turismo Sport y reseñamos el nuevo South Park: The fractured but whole. También hablamos del spinoff de Han Solo, el tráiler de Punisher y la nueva serie sobre el boxeador Carlos Monzón. Vino Gonzalo Poza, comandante de la Legión 501 a contarnos cómo se preparan para la Argentina Game Show Coca-Cola For Me. Nos adelantó algunas sorpresas que habrá en su stand, espacios interactivos, actividades y sorteos con premios imperdibles. ¡Atentos los fanáticos de Star Wars! EN VIVO en radioledonline.com o escuchanos también en vivo con tu smartphone desde las apps NOBEX, TUNE IN y STITCHER! La casa del gamer, el patio de atrás del geek y la herramienta principal para los que quieren entender un poquito más de tecnología. www.culturageek.com.ar FB: culturageek.com.ar TW: @culturageek IG: culturageek.com.ar CONDUCCIÓN: Augusto Finocchiaro Preci con Agustina Montillo, Jorge Abreu, Estefanía Barth, Jose Argañaraz, Laura Romero, Claudio Villalba y Juan Asenjo.

  This week we talk about a bunch of different stuff. But don't worry, there is some tech and gaming news along with it all.   The latest trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi is out and it's got us all sorts of excited.   Movies Anywhere is a new, very consumer friendly movie platform from Disney that you should go set up now.   Google: - Google's USB-C headphone adapter is now only $9. - Google bought 60DB. Could mean they are going to take podcast's more seriously. - The new Pixel Launcher APK is available for devices running 6.0 and higher. It's quite nice. - Google Home Mini will no longer be listening constantly. - Google Assistant has some new Halloween tricks. - AirpodsForGA lets you access Assistant from Airpods on Android.   General Tech: - Razor is most likely announcing a phone on November 1. - Alexa can now distinguish between voices. - 2 new Moto Mods from Amazon and Polaroid coming soon. - Oculus announced the Go headset.   Security: - KRACK is a major WiFi vulnerability that effects pretty much any device. Update your device when you can to fix this. Please!   Microsoft: - The Fall Creators Update is here! - Redstone 4 is here for insiders.   Gaming: - New Xbox updates. - Shadows of War. - Indie Game Spotlight of the Week: Overgrowth from Wolfire Games. - Overwatch Halloween Terror: The Return of Junkenstein! - Sea of Thieves.   www.callingallplatforms.com Contact: podcast@callingallplatforms.com Social: Facebook Twitter YouTube

Now that Sean P is back from vacation and has spent some time with the Z2 Play, we are ready to give you our thoughts on this mid tier offering from Lenovo & Motorola. And we want to take the time to thank Motorola and their marketing affiliates for getting us the device and the Moto Mods to review. Our review of the mods will follow soon, but without further ado, let’s dive into the phone review.

In our triumphant return to the DL Show for episode 119, we are catching up on Galaxy Note 7 recall drama, Pixel phones replacing Nexus phones, Android Nougat's release, the LG V20 unveiling, more Moto Mods, maybe even some iPhone 7 stuff, and more!

We discuss the Moto Z & Moto Mods devices as well as look into what might be coming with new offerings from LG (the V20), Apple (iPhone 7), and the potential HTC Nexus devices (or is it Nexii?)

We're going to tackle ALL of your questions about the Moto Z, the Moto Z Force, and Moto Mods! Plus, we'll chat about mobile use in the military, Google's potential VR strategy, and what responsibility do companies have to provide access to encrypted devices? Make sure you're charged and ready for episode 210 of the Pocketnow Weekly! Watch the live video broadcast at 2:00pm Eastern on July 21st (click here for your local time), or check out the high-quality audio version right here. And don't forget to shoot your listener mail to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air! Pocketnow Weekly 210 Recording Date July 21, 2016 Host Juan Bagnell Producer Jules Wang Sponsor The Pocketnow Weekly is supported by Citi cards with Android Pay. How cool is it that we live in a world where you can use the same device to listen to our podcast AND buy your morning coffee, groceries and more? Plus it’s a super fast way to pay. Just use your Citi card with Android Pay at the register. Get in. Get it. Get going. Android Pay is available for eligible Citi consumer credit and debit cards. Download the Android Pay app on Google Play or visit http://Citi.com/AndroidPay to get started. The Rundown 4:18 HP Elite x3 in 47 countries soon and in Sweden sooner 13:32 iPhones ahoy and iPhones away 19:29 Who's upgrading to the iPhone 7? Everyone and no one. 29:31 Skype tossing Windows Phone to the wind 34:48 Does Google Daydream of some other VR sheep? 40:09 Does the army go shopping at all? Gadgets in Hand (00:46:46) Everything you've always wanted to know about the Moto Z and Moto Z Force, but were afraid to ask! Moto Z vs Galaxy S7 Moto Z vs LG G5 Moto Mods Review Moto Z vs Moto Z Force - Real Camera Review Verizon pre-orders and Best Buy discounts! Discussion (01:25:36) BlackBerry's CEO goes after Apple in protecting its encryption against the FBI as investigations into the perpetrators of the San Bernardino mass shooting last year went on, citing decent corporate "civil responsibility". • More of your listener mail next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, we'll dive into our impressions of the Moto Z DROID and Moto Z Force DROID now that we have them both in house for review. We'll also talk Moto Mods, Galaxy Note 7 being official, and the latest on Pokemon GO.