Podcast appearances and mentions of stefan constantinescu

OpenBIM: Paving the Way in Romania with Stefan Constantinescu In this video, I chat with Stefan Constantinescu, who is in charge of BuildingSMART Romania and co-founded the BIMtech Association. Stefan shares his experience, and talks about what buildingSMART Romania does, and how it's changing the way buildings are made. BuildingSMART Romania is trying to get more people to use open Building Information Modelling (BIM) standards in Romania. They talk a lot about open BIM, Open Standards, and different tools like IFC, aiming to help everyone understand how to use them better in their work. Stefan also talks about the yearly BIMcon conference. This event brings experts from all around the world to share their stories and advice. BuildingSMART Romania also works on translating technical guidelines, called ISO standards, into Romanian, so more people can use them. Subscribe Spotify | Apple | YouTube | Google | Stitcher | Player.fm | iHeart Resources Stefan's LinkedIn Profile BIMTECH buildingSMART Romania

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Special occasion as I'm writing this on my father's 70th birthday! I'm on holidays in the South of France, running around to post this episode of the podcast slightly in advance compared to the Wednesday publishing day because there's a high chance tomorrow would be too difficult to publish online after celebrations planned tonight - and that's of course due to the fact the house I'm staying at doesn't have an internet connection, rather than any consequences of a potentially inebriated evening. For those who follow I also skipped the online release of the previous week's Ice Cream Sundae newsletter, I'll publish it in a few days instead. For those who wish to be up to date, the best way is to subscribe to the list and get it directly in your inbox! Great episode today! I had a fantastic catch up with my friend James Whatley aka Whatleydude a few weeks ago, w.e had a fun conversation and I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed having the conversation. James is the Digital Director for Ogilvy & Mather in London, one of the largest advertising agencies in the world. He also co-hosts a weekly audio podcast called The Voicemail with Stefan Constantinescu, where the latest mobile technology news, and write an excellent weekly newsletter called "5 Things on Friday". We talk about those and a lot of his other projects and activities in the episode including some travels, arts, comic books, gaming, advertising, digital marketing and more. Some links to information mentioned in the episode: Follow James Whatley on Twitter Whatleydude.com The Voicemail podcast on iTunes Emirgan Park, Tulip Gardens in Istanbul Wolverine #90, 1988 Sabretooth (Comics) Catwoman Batman Canvey Island, Essex, UK "Crumbs" 2. An expression of dismay Adam Cohen, CircusBoy1 & Airborne Circus Super Mario Bros. NES Alas Smith & Jones BIG, Tom Hanks Adventures in the Skin Trade, Dylan Thomas The Poor School, Theatre, London I'm Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here Animal Crossing Nokia N8 Nokia N95 Nokia E71 Mobile Geeks of London Lucozade Energy Challenge 2009 Ogilvy & Mather Effie Awards Expedia Travel Your Tweet Interesting Mobile World Congress Pinky & The Brain Drafts Board Game Cafe The Last of Us Assassin's Creed Tom Clancy's The Division Domaine Les Arabesques Hero Quest Space Marine / Space Hulk Reader for MAC Feed.ly Mario Kart N64 Yeti Blue USB Microphone

The Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin. You know it as "the ee-fa." Old-timers might still call it the Berlin Radio Show. Stephen Schenck for some reason refers to it only by its cumbersome designation "I-F-A." But however you refer to it, one of the world's biggest electronics trade shows is coming very soon. And it's bringing a lot of smartphone, tablet, and smartwatch news with it. On today's show, we run down the most interesting of IFA rumors, from Samsung's mammoth Galaxy Note 4 to Sony's more ... Compact offerings. We'll also discuss what we're expecting from the likes of HTC and Microsoft, Huawei and ASUS, and about a billion other brands – and we'll kick everything off with a no-doubt contentious debate on the merits of all these smartwatches that just came out of the woodwork. Joining us on the show today is special guest Stefan Constantinescu of TabDump, who we're relying on for just the right amount of world-weary cynicism to keep our youthful enthusiasm in check. If that's the kind of podcast that taps your touchscreen, then the Pocketnow Weekly is the show for you! Join us live on the air today at 2pm Eastern (click here for your own local time) for Pocketnow Weekly 111 (or download the high-quality edited version of the show down in the Links section when it's ready) 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 111 Recording Date August 28, 2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Stephen Schenck Stefan Constantinescu (TabDump) Producer Jules Wang Podcast Rundown Sponsor (00:01:47) The Pocketnow Weekly is brought to you by Themer, a product of MyColorScreen.com: the largest community of designers showing off Android homescreen creations complete with custom widgets, backgrounds, icons, and more. Pay them a visit, or download Themer to your Android phone right from the Play Store, and tell 'em Pocketnow sent you! Announcements (00:04:30) HTC One M8 for Windows review is live! We have a winner in our Blackphone giveaway! Next week's podcast will be old-timey style! Get your IFA questions in using the Q&A app! Exclamation points! News (00:11:20) Samsung Gear S announced as curved 3G-capable smartwatch Samsung pimps Gear lineup with talk of over 1000 apps LG officially announces G Watch R, a powerful Android Wear circle Retail sources talk Nexus X launch plans Leak delivers hardware pics of the new Moto G Latest Moto Luge leaks manage to derail the buzz Huawei says Tizen has "no chance to be successful" IFA 2014: what to expect from the Berlin Radio Show (00:51:16) The Roundup IFA 2014 rumor roundup: what we expect from Berlin Samsung Samsung steps up its Note 4 campaign with new videos HTC HTC teases 64-bit smartphone for IFA Microsoft What if the Lumia 830 is Microsoft's Nexus? ASUS ASUS names its upcoming smartwatch in new video Sony Xperia Z3 poses for the camera, inside and out Leaked specs of Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact spell flagship Huawei Huawei teases sapphire-screened smartphone Listener Mail (01:40:24) E-mailed submissions from Oliver Stapley, John Buchmann, and Patrick Webb 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.

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

The "flagship killer" that demands that you "NEVER SETTLE" breaks cover. The pioneer of the modern mobile browser shares his story. And at long last, Microsoft and Nokia finally consummate their love. We could have a feature segment, but with news this hot, do we really need one? Not with a guest like Stefan Constantinescu of TabDump to bring some flavor (and profanity) to the proceedings, that's for sure. A word on the language of this episode: we've recently ditched the "Clean" content rating that's been with us from the start of the Weekly, trading it in for Apple's ominous "Explicit" tag that makes us sound like the hardest podcasters ever to come out of Detroit. This change was made for a variety of reasons, which we may explain in depth at a later date. Rest assured that it's not our intent to turn the podcast into a sailor bar: we'll still be keeping a close eye on our tongues, but we'll no longer be bleeping the occasional cuss. Be sure to let us know what you think of this change in the comments! All this, plus six of your best reader mail submissions await you on episode 093 of the Pocketnow Weekly! So fire up your favorite podcast app and get to downloading: the Flagship Killer is coming, and you know what that means. (Actually, do you? Because we're pretty confused about it.)  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 093 Recording Date 04/25/2014 Hosts Michael Fisher Taylor Martin Stephen Schenck Guest Stefan Constantinescu of TabDump Podcast Rundown Announcements (00:06:28) Nokia X giveaway The return of the Power User Moto G After The Buzz Galaxy S5 review: good, but not glam Windows Phone (00:27:46) Microsoft completes Nokia acquisition Galaxy S5 vs Lumia Icon (Video) Windows Phone users hate waiting, million+ install 8.1 dev preview Android (00:42:26) One PlusOne launches as "2014 flagship killer" Will you wait to buy a phone that's invite-only? Google planning massive voice explosion with "Ok Google Everywhere"? Father of Google+ leaving the company; what does this mean for the social network? iOS (01:15:29) Creator of iPhone Safari browser shares his experience Tim Cook discusses new products, mobile payments Listener Mail (01:18:24) Kausthubha Puttalingaiah needs help backing up his Moto G; Chris Rodgers wants to know what software we can expect from Project Ara's modular phones; Owen Lyttle wants us to stop beating up on our review units; Anton SM wonders if the desktop will ever really go away; Jason wants to know what to study in college to break into the mobile tech world; and Ed Carden asks who our fantasy voice assistant would be, given our pick of the litter!  Music The Pocketnow Weekly's transition music (the track used between its News and Feature segments on some episodes) is a track called "Radiation" from the talented Ali Spagnola. You may recognize the tune as one of the preloaded ringtones from your Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, or Nexus 4 - but it's a real song, from a real album. You can download that album, along with many others, at Ali's website here, or visit her YouTube page here! • Thanks for listening! Tune in again next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

44 år av kommunism och sedan 24 år av roffarkapitalism - Rumänien mår inte bra, så varför gör litteraturen det? Jenny Aschenbrenner åker till Bukarest - staden där husen faller sönder och de unga flyr till utlandet men författarna vägrar kompromissa med sitt skrivande . Mircea Cartarescu berättar om varför han är en så djupt fascinerande människa. Gabriela Adamsteanu hoppas att rumänerna nu äntligen vaknar och Adela Greceanu förklarar varför rumänska författare inte skriver populärlitteratur. Och i ett höghus i Vällingby visar konstnären Stefan Constantinescu hur en barndom som en av Cecaescus pionjärer bäst berättas i en pop up-bok.

Here at Pocketnow, we like other tech sites. We share the same news space, we share a lot of editorial opinions, and we trade jokes and barbs on the Twitters, the Facebooks, and even in the godforsaken comments section. We're even starting to interact face-to-face with our foreign contemporaries in on-air venues like the Pocketnow VIP, but here at the Weekly, we thought: why let the video jocks have all the fun? Pocketnow's tech podcast deserves some love too, doesn't it? It took us 45 episodes to get there, but we're finally welcoming our first guest from outside of the Pocketnow team to the podcast. Joining us to usher in this new era in Weekly history is Stefan Constantinescu, former Nokia and Helio employee, current founder of Android Beat and contributor at Engadget, and forever globe-trotter and snarky Twitter personality. Stefan joins us in part because we like him, and in part because he was at this week's Jolla event and has stories to share from Helsinki! All that, plus the inimitable segue-crashing abilities of Taylor Martin, after the break. We've broken out the fine china and good silver and put the dust cover on the couch; the Pocketnow Weekly podcast is ready for its first guest. 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 045 Recording Date 05/23/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Taylor Martin Guests Stefan Constantinescu (Android Beat, Engadget) Topic List (00:00:42)Announcements Welcome to our first Pocketnow Weekly guest, Stefano Constantinescu! Jolla (00:06:35) First Sailfish OS Smartphone Official Jolla's Other Half is the Innovation the Smartphone Market Needs Will Novelty Be Enough for the New Jolla Smartphone? Misc (00:37:00) This Is How AT&T Recovers from a Major Disaster Android (00:44:15) HTC Sinking as Executives Jump Ship? HTC One Sells 5 Million Units, Still Faces Component Shortages Samsung Sells 10 Million Galaxy S 4 Units, More Colors Coming Samsung Buys 10% Stake in Pantech Galaxy S 4 Active video has us questioning specs Windows Phone (01:03:27) Nokia EOS Rumors Continue, Phone Allegedly Sighted ___ Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We caught the ubiquitous Stefan Constantinescu -- famed Nokia know-all -- at the Symbian Smartphone Show. Whilst Dan caught up with Stefan's background and current handset strategy, watch out for an all new feature from James Whatley...

We caught the ubiquitous Stefan Constantinescu -- famed Nokia know-all -- at the Symbian Smartphone Show. Whilst Dan caught up with Stefan's background and current handset strategy, watch out for an all new feature from James Whatley...

We caught the ubiquitous Stefan Constantinescu -- famed Nokia know-all -- at the Symbian Smartphone Show. Whilst Dan caught up with Stefan's background and current handset strategy, watch out for an all new feature from James Whatley...