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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.

Fifty. It's the golden anniversary number, the measuring post by which successful marriages -and podcasts- are judged. And while we plan to celebrate many more anniversaries of the Pocketnow Weekly, we thought we'd mark this occasion with a small thank-you to the community: an LG Optimus G giveaway. The dead-simple details on that giveaway are contained in this post. Before you go, though, fire up episode 050 on your favorite listening device to hear The Original Triad of Brandon, Anton, and Michael talk everything from Motorola's flashy new logo to Samsung's un-flashy new ATIV. Everything from iOS 7's new back gesture to the sad state of retail electronics stores. All that, plus more Nokia EOS/Zoom/1020 talk and some long-overdue listener mail, after the break. You've worked hard all week; slake your thirst for slacking with the soothing sounds of scrumptious tech talk. Today's installation of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast is here for your listening enjoyment. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 050 Recording Date 06/27/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Anton D. Nagy Topic List Announcements (00:02:34) Pocketnow Weekly episode 050 giveaway: LG Optimus G Thought Thread (00:04:13) Brandon Miniman on the new iOS7 "back" gesture. Brandon on the modern retail tech experience. Android (00:26:16) Google Play Edition Galaxy S 4 & HTC One up for preorder Motorola brand gets tweaked to emphasize Google ownership New Moto X might take 10-megapixel widescreen photos Motorola Droid Ultra series rumored Galaxy Note III might arrive with LCD screen Galaxy S 4 Active review Windows Phone (00:46:01) Nokia EOS might be Nokia 1020 Nokia Zoom trademark under examination Sprint announces its first Windows Phone 8 devices: HTC 8XT & Samsung ATIV S Neo Listener Mail (01:04:17) Moiz Hussain wants to know why we don't talk about the Padfone, and Jamie Somerville wonders what OSes the team uses on their desktops. • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're winding down here in Barcelona, as the major announcements draw to a close and we finish up our hands-on coverage of the new devices at Mobile World Congress. In our final MWC podcast, we discuss TouchWiz on a TV, the difference between a Fonepad and a Padfone, and whether a Photosphere is really a Photosphere if no-one's around to see it fall. Windows Phone Official Twitter client receives major update, introduces new interface and more Hands on with Glam Me lens from Nokia: Perfecting the self portrait Nokia releases PlayTo beta for Windows Phone 8 Android Hands-on with the ASUS Fonepad Hands-on with the ASUS Padfone Infinity LG's 'VR Panorama' brings Photosphere to the Optimus G Pro

We think it's pretty fair to say that MWC 2013 was one part IFA and one part CES: a few stark disappointments peppered among some really amazing stuff. We've seen technology this week ranging from the incredible to the absurd - from the third iteration of ASUS's wild Padfone concept to the improbable debut of a Kyocera Echo lookalike. The big guys have come out to play, too, but they're a little shy this time around: neither Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0 nor Nokia's midrange Lumias blew the roof off the joint. Even a few has-beens came out to confuse us with their wares, some of which will be discussed in today's podcast. The grand spectrum of awful to awesome we witnessed at MWC 2013 is a beautiful thing, and we want to share it with you. So put your stunna shades on and throw some olives on your pizza, because this week's special edition of the Pocketnow Weekly just rolled out of the brick oven. And, incidentally, we've got new tunes on the front and back side, so we think that's pretty rad. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening!Pocketnow Weekly Episode 033 Recording Date 02/27/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Brandon Miniman Anton D. Nagy Special-Edition Topic List All links lead to hands-on videos. Sony Xperia Tablet Z LG Optimus G Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Note II ZTE Grand Memo Yotaphone Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Nokia Lumia 520 Nokia Lumia 720 ASUS FonePad ASUS PadFone Infinity HP Slate 7 Jolla Sailfish OS & Interview NEC Medias W Sapphire Screen vs Gorilla Glass ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've just wrapped up the first proper day of Mobile World Congress here in Barcelona, Spain, and there's been a lot of Android and Windows Phone developments to go around. From the Optimus G Pro to the ASUS Fonepad and PadFone, from Nokia's Lumia 520 to Lumia 720, there's a ton of mobile news out of the first day of MWC, so check out our day one podcast below. Windows Phone: MWC 2013 Nokia press conference - the device T-Mobile announces Nokia Lumia 521 Nokia updates navigation and location apps with HERE branding Nokia and Foursquare team up on revamped Windows Phone 8 app Burton Nokia Lumia phones now available GoPro Windows Phone app for Nokia Lumia: total control for extreme sports fans Ears on with the Nokia Purity Pro wireless headphones Nokia Wireless Car Charger - provide juice to your Windows Phone in the car without cables Android Live with ZTE at Mobile World Congress LG announces Padfone Infinity and Fonepad Samsung Galaxy S4 invites going out for Mar. 14 event Hands-on with the Optimus G Pro Live from Mobile World Congress with ASUS Hands-on with the LG Optimus L II series World's First Samsung Galaxy S4 Contest

— Гости SorokaVorona шоу № 046 Павел Урусов (gagadget.com) и Сергей Макаренко (computersart.com.ua)— ASUS PadFone 2: обсуждаем миланскую премьеру. Что добавили, что убрали, кому он, в конце-концов, нужен. PadFone 2 это нишевый, или массовый гаджет? Technoslav VS Google Now.— Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: 4 ядра, сенсорное перо, Adobe Photoshop Touch. Идеал планшета по мнению Павла Уросова…в ожидании iPad Mini. Сильные и слабые стороны гаджета от Samsung.— HTC J Butterfly: опять на гребне волны? Full-HD 5'', 4 ядра процессор, 2 ГБ оперативной памяти и (ОБОЖЕ!) слот micro-SD. Мечта гика! Про самую большую PPI-ку.— Apple iPhone 5: айфон, опять. Что нового, что хорошего, а что не очень. Кому нужен новый разъём Lightning. Процессор Apple A6 — наука или «магия»? Какой iPhone лучше — белый или чёрный. Скачать sorokavorona_046.mp3

En este podcast hablo de la demanda puesta por Samsung a Apple, Padfone 2, de los primeros fallos del iPhone 5, iFixit ya ha destripado el iPhone 5, 3 tweak de Cydia ( Netatalk, PowerLeft, YTOpener) y os explico como tener Google Now en u terminal con ICS

Digitunnis räägime täna kodukinoressiiveritest, proovime Samsung Galaxy SIII ja Asuse imevigurit Padfone'i. Koolirubriigis saab vastuse küsimus, kui vastupidavad on SSD-kettad. (Mart Parve, Henrik Roonemaa.)

This installment of the Webster Style Magazine podcast finds Jason and Elden discussing their experiences while attending the One Medical evening of Cocktails and Style that was hosted by Off The Cuff DC and featured Image Granted, LLC (imagegranted.com), Proper Suit (propersuit.com), Hugh & Cyre (HughandCyre.com), and Lotuff Leather (lotuffLeather.com). Jason talks to Richard form Proper Suit (before he is rudely interrupted), and Elden talks WIndows 8 and Padfone while highlighting the recent Mobile World Congress. Thank for listening. You can contact us on twitter at @websterstyle (Elden) & @lildivo51 (Jason). Also checkout Elden on the Next Issue podcast talking about Comics, Movies, and Tech (www.nextissuepodcast.com). Email us at info@websterstylemagazine.com or visit the website www.websterstylemagazine.com. Sit back, relax, and enjoy. http://websterstylemagazine.podomatic.com/entry/2012-03-04T13_34_49-08_00

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The Padfone can dock into a 10in pad, turning into a tablet, but it’s not just about the hardware. Spode explains how ASUS has tweaked the Ice Cream Sandwich release of Android so it switches dynamically between tablet and phone … Continue reading →