Pocket-lint Podcast
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Podcast Description
The Pocket-lint Podcast rounds up the big stories of the week in the gadget and tech world plus much more
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Pocket-lint Podcast #86 | It's podcast time again and the team discusses what Apple's next big thing could be after head of design Sir Jony Ive admitted that the product he's working on now is the one he'd most like to be remembered for. Plus, in a related chat, we look at the possible increase in screen size and resolution of the iPhone 5, and wonder if it'll be enough to compete in a market dominated by monstrous handsets. The Linters also wonder what consoles we may see launched at the forthcoming E3 videogames convention in LA. We know the Wii U will be properly unveiled, but what about the Xbox 720 and PS4? Chatting about these things and more are former Gamesmaster presenter and editor of news Rik Henderson, editor of features and BBC radio pundit Dan Sung, and contributing editor and roving reporter Hunter Skipworth. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 25 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #85 | In this week’s podcast the Linters look at the impact Panasonics poor financial results for the last fiscal year will have on the plasma TV market, and wonder whether it will be able to continue to fend off cheaper alternatives. Plus, we get our hands on the Motorola RAZR Maxx handset and talk through a few key features, then turn our attentions to E3 and the games we’re hoping to see and play there when we visit the enormous videogames conference at the beginning of June. Chatting about these things and more are former Gamesmaster presenter and editor of news Rik Henderson, editor of features and BBC radio pundit Dan Sung, and our own resident mobile phone expert and contributing editor Danny Brogan. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 18 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #84 | One of the PL team reports live from Shanghai on the podcast this week. Hunter Skipworth is over in China with HP, looking at the company's newest Ultrabooks and finding out how it plans to put to bed rumours of its imminent demise. Plus, Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition is now out and the team wonders what the changes are between the console and PC versions, and whether hardcore fans will take to it. Joining Hunter are editor of news Rik Henderson and contributing editor Danny Brogan. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 11 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #83 - Samsung Galaxy S III eyewitness account special | Pocket-lint spent some quality time with the Samsung Galaxy S III a couple of days before its official launch, so the team focus on that, revealing some of the features and details that makes the new handset so exciting. Plus, we interview none other than the ex-England rugby captain and sporting legend Laurence Dallaglio as he, Freddie Flintoff, Graham LeSaux and Lee Dixon undertake a gruelling bike ride across Europe in Virgin Media's Cycle Slam. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by owner and TV pundit Stuart Miles for the Samsung Galaxy S III chat, contributing editor Hunter Skipworth for the interview. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 4 5 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #82 | The launch of the Samsung Galaxy S3 ebbs ever closer, so the Pocket-lint team looks at some of the latest information coming from Korea and jumps to a startling conclusion... Remember, you heard it here first. Plus, our intrepid reporter returns from a week with HTC in the US, looking at the design of the company's future products and chats about the smartphone manufacturer's chances for a spectacular comeback. And, with so much happening in the world of the cloud, including the launch of Google Drive, the Linters wonder if there's a need for so many remote storage offerings. Hunter Skipworth also talks about his exploits cycling 175km across Greek hills with English sporting legends Laurence Dallaglio, Freddie Flintoff and Lee Dixon, all for charideee. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined in the tech tittle tattle by owner and grand poo-bah of Pocket-lint, Stuart Miles and contributing editor Danny Brogan. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 27 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #81 | Samsung has promised to reveal The Next Galaxy on 3 May, so the Pocket-lint team look at some of the speculation and rumours surrounding, what is surely, the Samsung Galaxy S III. Plus, the team discuss the new form of credit card that adds contactless payment functionality to every phone, Barclaycard PayTag, Pebble, the prototype e-paper watch that has already racked up over 5 million in fund-raising, and the scarily effective Tupac Shakur hologram that graced the stage at the Coachella music festival and whether it would ever be used for anything else. Finally, find out why the Linters are so keen on Trials Evolution, Football Manager Handheld and the forthcoming new version of SimCity. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by editor of features and BBC Radio stalwart Dan Sung, and contributing editor Hunter Skipworth. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 20 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #80 - Edgar Wright interview special | A bit of a delay for the Pocket-lint Podcast this week we're afraid, but for a very very good reason. As well as chat about a couple of the big tech stories of the week - including the launch of the Nokia Lumia 900 and the subsequent trouble-shooting by the Finnish company once a fault was discovered - we talk to Edgar Wright, director of Shaun of the Dead and Scott Pilgrim vs The World. This is totally exclusive to Pocket-lint, as we spoke to him over the phone from his home in Los Angeles, and he had tonnes to say about his new online project The Random Adventures of Brandon Generator, revealing what he thinks of comic books in general and 3D as a movie format in the process. We hope you enjoy what we, and Edgar, have to say. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is also joined by owner of Pocket-lint and also TV regular Stuart Miles and contributing editor Hunter Skipworth. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 13 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #79 | RIM has had an eventful week, so the Pocket-lint team explain why the rest of the press presumed it was withdrawing from the consumer market, while we though otherwise. Plus, the team discusses the potential for the sci-fi-style augmented reality specs Google plans to unleash on the world later this year in Google Project Glass. And they reveal exactly what they think of the super expensive gadgets currently on sale at London superstore for the rich and famous, Harrods - including the Ferrari Hassleblad camera and the BlackBerry Porsche Design titanium edition handset. Finally, find out the Linters' favourite tech-based April Fool's Day gags that appeared this year. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is also joined by owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles and new contributing editor Danny Brogan. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 6 4 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #78 | It's a big welcome to a new Pocket-linter this week as contributing editor Danny Brogan makes in debut in a discussion that includes the Apple iPad 4G advertising woes. The team also chats about when it met the "father of the internet" Vint Cerf, and what the prospective name of the PlayStation 4 - Orbis - actually means. And Pocket-lint's owner interviews Ubisoft's head of digital, Chris Early, on the games publisher's mobile phone and Android plans. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is also joined by editor of features and BBC radio regular Dan Sung. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 30 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #77 | GAME has now gone into administration and Samsung Galaxy S III pictures are popping up all over the shop, so this week's Pocket-lint Podcast looks at both stories with the keen eye that only the PL team can provide. Plus, having attended the star-studded BAFTA Video Games Awards, we talk about the winners and losers and wonder if those walking away with the gongs were really deserving of their respective accolades. Oh, and Russian pirate copies of The Iron Lady and the lack of iPad queues get a look in too. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by Mr BBC News and Watchdog regular, owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and editor of reviews and Gadget Geeks presenter Ian Morris. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 23 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #76 | The new iPad finally goes on sale, so this week's Pocket-lint Podcast sees the team looking at the strange practice of queuing in the street outside shops for a week or more in order to be the first to buy an Apple device (or not, as the case may be). Plus, the demise of UK retailer GAME comes under scrutiny, along with the Toshiba ZL2 glasses-less 4K 3D TV, which went on sale this week, and the launch of the Sky F1 HD channel, just in time for the new season. You can also hear our full interview with Toshiba's tablet product manager, Paul Hicks. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by Mr BBC News and Watchdog regular, owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and editor of features Dan Sung. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 16 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #75 | The podcast is dominated by the Apple announcements this week, although we still make time for the much promised Netflix interview with the company's cloud architect, Adrian Cockroft. But it is the new iPad (aka iPad 3) that we concentrate on the most, especially as Pocket-lint has been fortunate enough to play with one. So, we tell you exactly what we think of the Retina Display, iSight camera, faster A5X processor and more... Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by Mr BBC News and Watchdog regular, owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and editor Chris Hall. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 9 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #74 | A bumper packed podcast this week features an interesting chat with executive vice president of Nokia, Niklas Savander, which was recorded on the hustling and bustling show floor of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. In it he discusses some of the aspects of the Nokia 808 PureView 41-megapixel camera phone, plus the company's Windows Phone plans. Additionally, the Pocket-lint team look at the 808 PureView and wonder if will sell. They also natter about the Knowhow Movies streaming service, Samsung Galaxy Beam, the iPad 3 launch, and much more. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by Mr BBC News and Watchdog regular, owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and editor of features and BBC Radio Asia pundit Dan Sung. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 2 3 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #73 | Mobile phones dominate the podcast this week, with Mobile World Congress in Barcelona looming over us like a silent movie villain. The team, therefore, turns its attention to the handsets we hope to see there, and those we have already; the Panasonic Eluga and LG Optimus 4X HD. Plus, we talk about Sky Go for Android, discuss the inside secrets of the Sky F1 HD channel, and look at the UK launch of the PS Vita - success or no? Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly presenter Rik Henderson is joined by Mr BBC News and Watchdog regular, owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and contributing editor Hunter Skipworth. There may well be a special guest popping in too. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 24 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #72 | The Pocket-lint Podcast this week takes a long hard look at the developer build of Mac OS X Mountain Lion and explains what all the fuss is about. Plus, whether or not you can really expect to see Android 5.0 Jelly Bean released in the summer. Ford has released a new car, the B-Max with the help of Made in Chelsea star Cheska Hull, so the team also focuses (yes, we know) its attention in that direction, and reveals which of the PS Vita launch titles you simply can not do without. Editor of news and ex-Gamesmaster telly bloke Rik Henderson is joined by Mr BBC News guest and owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and BBC Radio Asia regular and editor of features Dan Sung also lends his vast knowledge and sharp wit. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 17 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ALL NEW Pocket-lint Podcast #71 | In this week's edition of the 30-minute spectacular that is the Pocket-lint Podcast, the team looks at the camera launches by Olympus, Nikon and Canon, and chat to comic book legend and executive art director of the superb new role-playing game Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning, Todd McFarlane. They also mull over the reasons why a gamer could die in an internet cafe in Taiwan without anybody noticing for nine hours. And the best of the Super Bowl tech adverts are revealed. Ex-Gamesmaster and Games World co-presenter Rik Henderson is joined by habitual BBC News illumni, national radio guest and owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles, and contributing editor Hunter Skipworth. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 10 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ALL NEW Pocket-lint Podcast #70 | The second all new and refreshed Pocket-lint Podcast is now available, and is once again 30 minutes of the hottest gadget gossip on the market. Brand new industry interviews and top stories will follow in the coming weeks, including an exclusive chat with comic book legend and executive art director of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Todd McFarlane. But, for now, the Linters reveal some extra info on the European edition of the PS Vita - including bonus details that were left out of our extensive review. BBC News guest, national radio hound and owner of Pocket-lint Stuart Miles is joined by editor Chris Hall and ex-Gamesmaster co-presenter and editor of news Rik Henderson, for the low down on the week in tech, including an up-to-the-minute look at the new Pentax K-01. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 3 2 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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ALL NEW Pocket-lint Podcast #69 | The Pocket-lint Podcast is back with a bang this week as we've given it a right royal overhaul and crafted, what we believe to be, the snappiest tech talk around. 30 minutes of the finest gadget gibber gabber. Brand new industry interviews and top stories will follow in the coming weeks, but to start us off, the Linters exclusively grill one of their own, presenter of Sky One's Gadget Geeks and editor of reviews Ian Morris, who dishes the dirt on the new hot series. He's joined by perennial BBC News and Watchdog expert, and owner of Pocket-lint, Stuart Miles, plus ex-Gamesmaster co-presenter and editor of news Rik Henderson, as they also chew the cud over the top tech tittle tattle and mull over the biggest story of the week. Please subscribe via iTunes in order to get your all new and improved Pocket-lint Podcast hit from every Friday morning at 8.30am... | 27 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #68 - CES aftermath special | CES may be done and dusted but there's one more thing to do - the Pocket-lint team need to explain exactly what they thought of the whole shebang and reveal the best gizmos and gadgets on show. So, if you want to find out why LG and Samsung's OLED TVs are so special, the practical uses for a home-based 3D printer, who's products to avoid in the coming months, or what the best kit for 2012 will be have a listen to this 30-minute special edition. Linters Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles and Dan Sung are in the house. | 20 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #67 - CES preview special | The Pocket-lint team has decamped to Las Vegas in the US in order to bring you all the latest hot tech gossip and tittle tattle direct from CES, the consumer electronics trade show. So, on the eve of the conference starting for real, Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles, Dan Sung and Paul Lamkin all mull over what they think will be the announcements to look out for in the coming days. Plus, they reveal the best and worst moments of CES shows past. So, join the team for a glitzy ritzy podcast, that's more viva than diva. | 8 1 12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #66 - Christmas special | It's Christmas time, there's no need to be afraid. At Christmas time, we let in light and we banish shade. We also present a special edition of the Pocket-lint Podcast where the team looks at the top tech stories from 2011. Oh yes. Rik Henderson, Chris Hall and Dan Sung look at the impact the late Steve Jobs had on the world of gadgets and life in general, and discuss such topics as the rise and fall of Android Honeycomb, and Google's acquisition of Motorola. Plus, BlackBerry's supposed involvement in the UK riots comes under our steely gaze, and we reveal the biggest news story of the year. It may not be what you think. The team also look at the gadgets they'll each be using to ensure that Christmas Day goes smoothly, and what games they hope to catch up on over the festive break. So, join the team for a big bearded podcast, that's more that's the sound of reindeer than that's the sound of rain, dear. | 22 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #65 | We've had a mini-break of late, but episode 65 of the Pocket-lint Podcast marks a beginning of a run of editions that will arrive in rapid succession over this seasonal time of year. This week, Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles and Paul Lamkin examine Nokia's comments that youths find the iPhone boring and Android baffling, with some interesting further thoughts of their own. They also explain why Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has become the fastest selling entertainment product of all time, and highlight the dangers of watching Eastenders on BBC iPlayer over 3G. The team mulls over the Amazon Kindle Fire's chances in the UK, when it, most likely, launches in January, and reveal what app on their mobile devices they currently use the most. Plus, the game review this week is Elder Scrolls V; Skyrim. Lovely jubbly! So, join the team for a young and fresh podcast, that's more youth worker than euthanasia. | 16 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #64 - Gadget Award winners special | It's another special edition of the Pocket-lint Podcast, as Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles and Chris Hall look at each of the winners of the 10 categories that made up the 8th annual Pocket-lint Gadget Awards 2011. They explain how every category leader was chosen, and their own thoughts on whether or not each winner was worthy. Plus, behind the scenes details are revealed, as are the team's favourite moments from the awards ceremony itself, held in London this week. So, join the team for a winning podcast, that's more Barry Sheen than Charlie Sheen. | 2 12 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #63 | The Pocket-lint Podcast turns its attention to Adobe's decision to stop supporting Flash for mobile devices, including Android beyond Ice Cream Sandwich. In addition, Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles and Dan Sung look at the problems that have surrounded the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and wonder what all the fuss is about. Dance music distributor ST Holdings' withdrawal of its labels and supported artists from streaming services including Spotify and Napster is also on the agenda, as are the latest Xbox 720 rumours. And we have a jolly good giggle at professional photographer Annie Leibovitz leaving her finger in the way of the lens while demonstrating why she thinks the iPhone is a great camera. The entire team pitch their game reviews this week, which include Need for Speed: The Run, Assassin's Creed Revelations and current Pocket-lint attention grabber Tiny Tower. So, join the team for a merciless podcast, that's more Gordon's Alive than Gordon the Gopher. | 23 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #62 - Gadget Awards nominations special | It's a super special edition of the podcast this week, as Rik Henderson and Stuart Miles look at the recently announced shortlist of nominees for the 8th annual Pocket-lint Gadget Awards 2011. The duo go through each category, explaining why certain products made the cut and, even, why some didn't. They also explain the voting process and how you can get involved in choosing the best gadgets of the last year. So, join the team for an Awards special podcast, that's more Oscar than grouch. | 16 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #61 | A mixed bag is on the agenda in the Pocket-lint Podcast this week, as the team looks at the delights of Motorola's Xoom 2 duo of devices, and editor Chris Hall attempts to explain with 8.2-inches is better than 7. Ian Morris puts forward an interesting perspective on the imminent Best Buy store closures, while Rik Henderson reveals why he think an Apple iTV integrated television set would work. The Linters also wonder whether the 3D fad is starting to dwindle, while discussing Panasonic's Lumix DMC-3D1 compact camera. And they get all excited over the prospects on a new Grand Theft Auto game; GTA V. Games reviewed this week are Uncharted 3 and Battlefield 3. So, join the team for a Media Edition podcast, that's more Xoom than doom and gloom. | 8 11 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #60 | We're mobile phone mad on the Pocket-lint Podcast this week. With several new handsets, from several different manufacturers, launched since the last edition, we look at the biggest names, discuss their pros and cons, and wonder if it really is the death of the feature phone. Stuart Miles talks about his experiences at the Googleplex, Mountain View, and what he thinks of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Ice Cream Sandwich. Plus, he gives us his thoughts on the Nokia Lumia 800 and Nokia Lumia 710, which he fiddled with both at Nokia World and before. Ian Morris tells all why he thinks the Motorola RAZR (Droid RAZR in the states) is one of the sexiest phones on the planet. While host Rik Henderson explains how to get the iPhone 4S battery to last 48 hours or more. Games reviewed this week are Batman: Arkham City and Football Manager 2012. So, join the team for a ice cream sprinkles-coated podcast, that's more Mountain View that a fountain of poo. | 28 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #59 | So, iOS 5 has arrived, yet a large number of us still can't get it to work correctly on our numerous iDevices, so the Pocket-lint team looks at the reasons why - and why the Internet ground to a halt last night. Rik Henderson, Stuart Miles and Chris Hall also discuss their own personal opinions on the iPhone 4S, and reveal whether or not they were underwhelmed by the announcement of an upgrade to an existing model, rather than an all new handset. Chris talks us through the HTC Sensation XL and its Beats by Dr Dre tie-in, while Stu explains exactly what went wrong for RIM and its BlackBerry network in the last week. And Rik reviews both Rage and Renegade Ops on the Xbox 360. So, join the team for a feature-packed podcast, that'll take less time to listen to than to install iOS 5. | 13 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #58 | The Let's Talk iPhone Apple press conference is imminent, so the team turns its immediate attention to the iPhone 5, no, hang on, er, the iPhone 4S, nope, bugger, Tim Cook's possible catchphrase. Oh, you get the picture. Also on the agenda for Rik Henderson, Chris Hall and Ian Morris are Amazon's Kindle line-up, the changes to Hotmail, and Adobe's updates to Flash and Air. Plus, find out what the Linters think of the new Forza Motorsport 4 on the Xbox 360... But it's not a review, it's a preview... It is... Really. So, join the team for a magical podcast, that's more Tim Cook than Can't Cook, Won't Cook. | 4 10 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #57 | The Pocket-lint Podcast is jam packed with top tech news and features this week, with Chris Hall, Rik Henderson and Dan Sung turning their attention to the imminent iPhone 5 and Amazon Kindle Fire announcements. And present a FIFA 12 review for your delectation, to boot. Nokia's Windows Phone 7 plans are also on the agenda, and Chris and Dan discuss their thoughts on the Nikon 1 compact system cameras, after fiddling with them on launch day. While Rik explains the potential and pitfalls of cloud gaming and, in particular, the newly minted OnLive service. So, join the team for a FIFA crazy podcast, that's more Loonies in pants than Rooney's implants. | 28 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #56 | The Pocket-lint team presents a bumper-packed podcast this week, with their tales of searching out the BT Tower Star Wars Lightsaber, created for the Blu-ray box set launch, matched with a look at the new Windows 8 Developers Preview build. Paul also regales all with his first impression of the Bose SoundLink Wireless Mobile Speaker, while Hunter explains that he's not named after a gladiator, nor has he ever been anywhere near a giant cotton bud. Gears of War 3 is the game review of the week, and Rik, Paul and Hunter discuss which children's TV series' they'd like to see come back alongside the relaunched Thundercats. Oh, and they can't just ignore the PETA XXX porn site, that would be churlish. So, join the team for a rose tinted podcast, which dawns upon the realisation that kids' television shows used to be ring-tighteningly scary. | 20 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #55 - Elmo Special | Having recovered from IFA, the Linters find themselves on more familiar ground with this week's podcast. Or so they thought... Stu, it transpires, was called out of the blue with one of the strangest questions a Pocket-lint team member has ever been asked: "Would you like to interview Elmo? From Sesame Street?" Of course, we jumped at the chance and present the entire interview, Elmo rant and all. Plus, the team, Stu, Rik and Dan, discuss the impeding invasion of the Amazon locker, the same company's first forray into the tablet market with its Kindle Tablet device, and what Dan got up to when he went to look at the teeny tiny Pentax Q camera. So, join the team for a fur-lined podcast, where, for once, they're not the only Muppets involved. | 9 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #54 - IFA Special | A special edition 15-minute podcast comes straight from the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin, where four of the Linters take time out from their punishing hands-on and briefing schedules to chew the cud over the products unveiled over the last couple of days. Chris discusses his initial thoughts on Sony's Tablet S and Tablet P devices, Dan explains how Philips plans to make itself a force in the TV market again, Paul mulls over the potential of Toshiba's glasses-free 3D TV, and Rik gives his impression of the Samsung Galaxy Note and Tab 7.7. Plus, a special guest introduces the whole affair. Sort of. So, join the team for a showstopping podcast, that's more IFA carnival than Evel Knievel. | 3 9 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #53 - IFA preview special | The Pocket-lint team are bracing themselves for the swathe of products about to be announced at the IFA convention in Berlin, Germany. Some are staying in London, while others are jetting out in order to bring you the hot gadget news as it happens. So, here's an IFA preview special edition to listen to or download. Rik, Stu and Pocket-lint's editor Chris all look at the phones, tablets, TVs, cameras and more that they expect to see unveiled over the next few days. Plus, they reminisce on their favourites moments in the consumer electronics exhibition's history. And Rik finally gets to review Deus Ex Human Revolution on the Xbox 360... So, join the team for a Germanic podcast, that's more IFA Berlin than Irving Berlin. | 30 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #52 | New editor of reviews Ian Morris joins Rik and Stu for the podcast for the very first time, and his arrival coincides with a slight change in format. The Linters look at HP's webOS woes, and the subsequent fire sale on TouchPads and Pre3s. Plus, they discuss the beauty of the BlackBerry Curve 9360 and exactly what they expect to see from HTC come the rumoured handsets' unveiling on 1 September. There's even a little love for Nokia flying about, and a quick look on what we'd like to see at Berlin-based consumer electronics convention IFA in little over a week's time. So, join the team for a everything-must-go podcast, that's more luxury pad than TouchPad. | 23 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #51 | There's just Rik and Stu around for the podcast this week, but they certainly don't pull any punches when it comes to the hottest tech news and gadget tomfoolery. Naturally, Google's buyout of Motorola is high on the agenda, as the two Linters mull over the impact it'll have on the rest of the industry. And the ongoing Apple versus Samsung court case takes an interesting twist. Plus, Rik talks about his experience of being locked in a room with Anthony Daniels - C3PO, a couple of chaps from Industrial Light and Magic, and some exclusive footage of the forthcoming Star Wars The Complete Saga Blu-ray box-set. And, rather than a games review this week, the team reveals more than expected about the first act of Gears of War 3's campaign mode, which we've played in full. So, join the Linters for a Lancer-wielding podcast, that's more Gears of War than gears of a 1970's Raleigh Chopper. | 16 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #50 | You'd think that, as it's reached the ripe old age of 50, there would be a massive party and celebrations for this week's podcast, but as the team completely forgot, there's nary even a mention. However, rather than mope and feel old, Podcast number 50 comes out fighting this week, with Samsung versus Apple, BlackBerry versus Facebook Messenger, Anonymous versus Facebook, and Stuart Miles versus his own kids for sheer audio volume. Therefore, the Linters explain the legal details behind the injunction on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Europe, what they think of Facebook's latest attempt to take over the world, and why hacktivist group Anonymous is unlikely to stop it from doing so. Plus, Android exclusive Grand Prix Story is our game of the week... Find out why. There's even a new news sting, for those who care about such tomfoolery. So, join the Linters for a battle-frenzied podcast, that's more Robin Hood than robbing hoodies. | 10 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #49 | Sky's controversial announcement about the Formula One broadcast rights takes centre stage this week, as two Lint F1 fans, Rik and (new to the podcast) Hunter join the mass debate (fnar) on whether a pay TV model is right for the sport. While Dan wonders if Horace Luke's resignation from HTC could be bad for the handset manufacturer, or good for the rest of the industry. Apple's public break-up with Foxconn for iPad 3 manufacture is on the agenda, as is the latter company's prospective adoption of robots rather than staff members. And Hunter Newsgatherer talks us through the highlights of the Namco Bandai 2011/2012 games preview. Plus, find out what the team's favourite games of all time are. There's at least one surprise. So, join the Linters for a superspeed podcast, with shinier helmets than an F1 pit lane. | 1 8 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #48 | Everything was going to be so professional and slick this week... Until the Skittles Newlyweds viral video invaded the office, that is. Naturally, considering the subject matter, seriousness went south and the team decided to talk about that instead. Of course, Apple's mid-week launches couldn't be avoided by the plucky Pocket-linters, with Paul explaining exactly what's wrong with the new MacBook Airs (and any of the former ranges). Plus, the fake Apple Store in China gets a look in. Dan suggests that C3PO and R2D2 were the wrong choices for the Star Wars Xbox 360, and each of the team members explain how they'd most like their console pimped. Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty on iOS devices is the game of the week. So, join the Linters for a fruit filled podcast, with more flavour than a spurt of sweeties. | 25 7 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #47 | The podcast gets a Christmassy-flavour this week, over five months before the actual event, thanks to the Pocket-lint team visiting a swathe of preview events over the last few days. We find out what Stuart Miles thinks of the Sony S1 and S2 tablets, what Paul Lamkin thinks about the Android and iPhone sales wars, and about the interesting relationship Rik Henderson has with David Cameron. Rik also explains what happened when he met three of 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment's biggest bigwigs, and reveals the studios plans for the Ultraviolet digital rights locker. So, join the Linters for a big baubled podcast, with more ho, ho, hos than pimp with a stutter. | 18 7 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #46 | This week on the Podcast we try and go a little bit high-brow - kicking off with a chat about the very last launch in the 30-year Space Shuttle programme. We then move to more familiar tech ground, with a web-heavy show that features plenty of debate about Facebook and Skype's hookup for video calling within the social network. We discuss the awkward non-personality of the enigma that is Mark Zuckerberg, and ask whether Steve Jobs would have been ignored by a canteen full of live bloggers, whilst talking about trends and graphs. Stu also gives us the run-down on his latest findings within Google+ and we talk about how the Big G's new social avenue will take on Facebook, as well as chewing the fat over where next can the ubiquitous Google empire grow. All this and more (well, not much more - that's pretty much it). | 8 7 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #45 | It's a pseudo-US special this week as Stuart reports live from New York where he's been playing with LeapFrog LeapPad tablet for kids, and Rik explains what he was up to at the Ford plant in Dearborn, Michigan. Dan has had to make do with good old blighty, but has been intrigued by comments made by Paul Hochman at the Forward with Ford Conference - surely we're not going to witness the ultimate death of Apple, are we? The team also look at the toys London store Hamleys tips for Christmas number one, and makes their own predictions for the far future of technology. So, join the Linters for a star spangled podcast, with more cheese than a sack of Big Macs. | 29 6 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #44 | Stuart's back from E3 with tales of great games, amazing accessories and, er, slightly rude doo-hickeys. Elder Scrolls: Skyrim is previewed, and the team mulls over the prospect of game-related tongue sensors. No, really. Rik chats about his experience of sitting behind David Beckham and Zara Phillips and the Samsung Olympic Games campaign launch, while Dan is intrigued why so many people watch the pre-roll adverts on YouTube. In addition, the team explains why they think Apple has a true battle on its hands with the forthcoming Amazon Hollywood Android tablet. And reveal, one year on from the last time, which gadgets are currently floating their boat - with a few surprises in store. So, join the Linters for a celebrity-studded podcast, with far more action than a LA Galaxy footy match. | 14 6 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #43 | It's that E3 time of year again, and this one has seen more exciting announcements happen in two days than many of the other years put together. Pocket-lint has Stuart Miles on the show floor in LA, so Rik chats to him about the console giants Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, and their specific press events. Stu talks about his experiences playing with the Sony PS Vita and Nintendo Wii U, and future plans for the Xbox 360 Kinect controller - all fabulous stuff. Dan and Paul then join in with their take on the Apple announcements, iCloud, iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion. So join the Linters for an extended preview-packed podcast, with more games action than seaside resort penny arcade. | 8 6 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #42 | With Computex currently in full swing in Taiwan, the Pocket-lint team look at the impact that the Asus PadFone will have on an already packed tablet market. And discuss whether or not they'll ever use Google Wallet to pay for stuff, or are they already too old for the targeted demographic? Stu, Rik and Dan also whoop at the thought that the PlayStation Network is finally almost restored, and wonder if the "leaked" confirmation that Sony's working on the PS4 has anything to do with the bad press the company has been getting of late. Plus, DiRT 3 is the game review of the week, and the team explain which toys they'd most like to see in giant-sized real-world models. So join the Linters for a chin-stroking podcast, served on a platter of old HD-DVDs. | 31 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #41 | Amazon has announced that Kindle eBooks have overtaken print rivals both sides of the Atlantic, while HMV has sold its Waterstone's book chain, so the Pocket-lint team talk about the future of books and wonder whether they'll go the same way as vinyl in the not too distant future. Stuart, Rik and Paul also look at the NXP systems that could mean that cars will start to talk to each other, invisible systems for using an iPhone and try to work out why an Israeli couple named their daughter after their favourite pastime - Facebook. Plus, the game review of the week focuses on the stunning new L.A. Noire, although, perhaps, with surprising results. So join the Linters for a back to its roots podcast, digitally delivered to your ears like a space age pizza. | 23 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #40 | Fresh from Pocket-lint's appearance on episode 2 of The Apprentice (which can currently be seen on BBC iPlayer for UK residents), we now bring you a special edition Pocket-lint Podcast, where Rik, Stu and Chris chat about their experience of meeting the candidates, and reveal what they really thought of Slangatang and Ambi Apps. They also discuss what Nick asked them during filming, and which of the candidates they think will win the whole shebang. So join the Linters for a boardroom bashing podcast, with more firings than South American death squad. | 12 5 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #39 | This week is all been about big tech companies letting us down. Firstly Sony dropped the ball by completely cocking up with PlayStation Network security and then Apple tripped over it when it kind of admitted that it had been tracking us all along. Take a listen to hear our thoughts. It's not all tech doom and gloom though, Dan waxes lyrical about the amazing Samsung Galaxy S II and Stuart even mentions how it's tempted him to stray from his trusty iPhone. Stu and Dan also get all excited about the Royal Wedding (they've got their party frocks ready), whilst Paul sulks and instead tells us all about bludgeoning people to death in the brilliant new Mortal Kombat title (virtually, of course). All this and more, plus the proof that Dan will stop at nothing to grab himself a free TV (or fridge). | 28 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #38 | In the Pocket-lint Podcast this week, we talk about what happened when we threw Dan out of a perfectly good plane - mostly, the repercussions for him, his instructor and half of the English green belt, what's expected of the HTC Sensation, and Adobe's rental scheme for CS5.5. Plus, Stuart takes on the games review task as he looks at Superbrothers Sword and Sworcery EP on the iPad, while Rik explains why Portal 2 and Alice Madness Returns weren't his favourite games at the recent Electronic Arts Spring Preview event. And, the whole team reveals the gadgets they just couldn't do without... So join the Linters for a loop-the-looping podcast, with more chunks than a Heinz Beef Broth. | 11 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #37 | The Pocket-lint Podcast has been vajazzled this week as Rik, Stu and Dan explain the real story behind the special edition Virgin Media TiVo box, created for The Only Way is Essex girls, Sam Faiers and Jessica Wright. They also chose their favourite April Fools' Day pranks, and talk through the masterpiece that is the Playmobil Apple Store - coming up with their own technology/toy mash-ups along the way. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters on Xbox 360 and the non-Masters edition on the iPad and iPhone get the test treatment, and the whole team wonders if the Xperia Play really launched or did they just dream it? So join the Linters for a diamante-adorned podcast, with more minkies than a Peter Sellers Pink Panther season. | 4 4 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #36 | The launch shenanigans of the Apple iPad 2 and Nintendo 3DS dominate this week's banter, as Dan gets to grip with a type of device he's never spent much time with before. Stuart has also recently returned from the US mobile phone convention CTIA, so regales all with his tales of bizarre Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and 8.9 unveilings. While Rik gives his initial thoughts on Topspin 4 - the latest in the hugely popular tennis game franchise. So join the Linters for an innuendo-spattered podcast, with more Apples than a cockney street market. | 28 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #35 | In only the second Pocket-lint Podcast to be recorded while the team are in the same place, Rik, Dan, Stu and Chris natter about the BAFTA Game Awards 2011 (BAVGA), chew the cud over mobile phone screen technologies, look forward to tradeshow CTIA, and explain what they'd like to put into the Royal Wedding edition refrigerator. Plus, Chris doesn't hold back in his extensive Homefront game review. Is it a Modern Warfare beater? Most likely not... So join the Linters for a rare gem of a podcast, which looks at the biggest topics in tech, and was recorded as-live in a pub in London. | 19 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #34 | A new Pocket-lint Podcast arrives less than a week after the last - whatever next? And the team discuss this coming Friday's Red Nose Day; specifically, the Twitrelief Superfollow fund-raising drive. Rik, Stuart and Dan also chat about the 1mm camera, GarageBand on iPad, the launch of Internet Explorer 9, and why TV just isn't the same without a live Twitter feed progressing in the background. They also run the rule over Dragon Age 2 and, dare we say it, might even disagree with the written test on the very website. So, join the Linters for an all-new, jam-packed Pocket-lint Podcast. | 14 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #33 | The Pocket-lint podcast returns, huzzah! And it brings with it gossip, chat and more information on the iPad 2 than you can shake a mucky stick at. Rik, Stuart and Dan also mull over the futures of both augmented reality and 3D, and the team presents the world exclusive first ever audio review of the Virgin Media TV powered by TiVo box, to go with the written one. Fight Night Champion on the Xbox 360 and PS3 is also our game of the week. So, join the Linters for the re-emergence of the Pocket-lint Podcast. We promise to keep the gap between them smaller in future. | 8 3 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #32 | The Pocket-lint team is currently in Barcelona, reporting from Mobile World Congress, so what better excuse is there to get them all-together in the same room for a special edition podcast. Rik, Stuart and Chris are joined by Lydia Leavitt, our US correspondent, as they natter their way through Samsung, LG, Nokia and Sony Ericsson's major announcements, and explain why collecting Android pin badges has become an obsession. So, join the Linters for this very special release of the Pocket-lint Podcast. The world will never seem quite the same again. | 15 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #31 | The Pocket-lint team looks beyond the last week in the latest podcast, also casting their eyes and minds back to the gaming days of yore, as they gab on about Speedball 2 and the Bitmap Brothers, prompted by the forthcoming iPhone edition. Rik, Dan and Paul also turn their attention to the recent Google Honeycomb launch, and give their opinion on whether the new operating system can take on, or even better, iOS. Plus, talk turns to the Labour leader Ed Milliband as Rik reveals that he was an old school chum. And the Sony NGP eh? Is it or isn't it worth getting excited about? So, join the Linters for episode 31 of the Pocket-lint Podcast. It's better than conceding a late goal against Super Nashwan. | 4 2 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #30 | It's all go with the Pocket-lint team this week, as each of them has some amazing news to bring to the table. Features editor Dan chats about his encounter with Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, reporter Paul regales us with tales of the European launch of the Nintendo 3DS that he attended, and news ed Rik ploughs through the facts and figures of Apple's end of quarter fiscal reports... Ahem. The team also turns its attentions on the Amazon buyout of Lovefilm, and just what is it that a town needs for it to qualify as a city. So, join Rik, Paul and Dan for a one-hour special edition of the Pocket-lint Podcast. It's better than your 3DS-generated Nintendo Mii looking like Nicholas Lyndhurst (eh Paul?). | 21 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast #29 - CES special | The team returns from CES 2011 in Las Vegas giddy eyed and fizzing with enthusiasm over the latest kit and gadgetry they've had their hands on over the last week or so. And, as the podcast has had a self-imposed absence over the last month, due to Christmas, the new year's celebrations and the Consumer Electronics Show itself, Pocket-lint proudly presents a (nigh-on) 1-hour special edition. Las Vegas attendees, Rik and Stuart, are grilled by Dan, who watched the unveiling of each exciting announcement from afar. They reveal their highlights, lowlights, and other types of hairstyles they've sported. And chat about tech a bit too; such as the Motorola Xoom tablet, the Atrix 4G and more. So, join Rik, Stuart and Dan for the longest, meatiest podcast yet. It's better than getting snake eyes in craps. | 14 1 11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #28 | As the team rifles through the week's technology and gadget news, Google appears to be taking the lead as we cover its Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) update, its brand new Samsung branded Nexus S phone, its Zeitgeist report for the last year and the Chrome OS-based laptop - the CR-48.However, the big news is of the success of the Pocket-lint Gadget Awards - find out what we thought of the eventual winners. The team also touch on the charitable givings of billionaires, as Mark Zuckerburg joins the Giving Pledge ,and wonder if they'd do the same. Meanwhile the team discuss the Angry Birds success, and in light of the release of the cuddly toys try to choose their favourite feathery friend. So download and have a listen. You will no doubt be astounded at the insightful comment and witty repartee. | 15 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #27 | News reporter Paul joins Rik and Dan this week, and brings with him tales of how he's got three stars on each level of Angry Birds Seasons so far. Plus, Rik explains why Virgin Media TV powered by TiVo is the future of television entertainment. And Dan talks cakes. Lots of them. The team also mull over what products just missed out on Pocket-lint Gadget Awards nominations, which apps are the ones they've got on this phones right now, and why the PlayStation Phone will have a shaky start. So, join Rik, Dan and Paul for the longest, most jam-packed podcast yet. It's better than only getting two votes in a World Cup bidding process. | 6 12 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #26 | This week's podcast has gone all Christmassy, with some massive tips for those who missed out on Waitrose's and Heston's Hidden Orange Christmas Pudding. Plus, how to cook a turkey with the correct gadgets. Personal privacy is also on the agenda, specifically where TSA X-ray scanners are concerned, and the team discuss the revised jail sentences handed to the Pirate Bay crew. | 30 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #25 | This week, listeners to the Pocket-lint Podcast can be in with a chance to win some cool Joystick Junkies stuff care of Exspect. Three bags are up for grabs, including a flight bag worth £30 for the main winner, and two handheld console Play Cases worth £13 each will go to two runners-up. All of them are adorned with cool retro gaming designs and, while we can't guarantee the actual designs the winners will receive, each and every one is fantastic nonetheless. Listen to the podcast for details on how to enter the competition. And, check out Pocket-lint's story for more on the Exspect Joystick Junkies range. | 19 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #24 | Two handsets take the headlines this week as the Palm Pre 2 and Google Nexus S (Samsung i9020) spark debate among the Linters. So does the conviction of Paul Chambers for his misguided, but ultimately harmless Robin Hood airport jibe on Twitter, and the subsequent Twitter #iamspartacus campaign. Rik also bemoans Nintendo's strategy with trademarking the phrase "it's on like Donkey Kong", while Stuart and Dan natter about kitchen gadgetry as if they were the Hairy Bikers. | 15 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #23 | Exciting celebrity events are covered by the Pocket-lint Podcast this week. For starters, Stuart has an encounter with Brian Blessed, Dan talks to Dragon Peter Jones about the "trademan's", and Rik disagrees as James Cameron outlines his plans for 3D world domination. Oh, and voice of The X-Factor, Peter Dickson, introduces one of the members of the team as they launch into song. No, really! Other topics include the Dyson Groom dog hair-gathering gizmo, the natural successor to 80s flop, the Sinclair C5, and the team reveal their tips for the Christmas number one gadget. | 8 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #22 | Rik returns from Switzerland with tales of solar powered keyboards and Logitech's world's first, while Dan explains why he thinks that Fable III is the best game in the franchise. Stuart explains what the Apple AirPlay actually does, and the whole team fall a little bit in love with Dave the Funky Monkey. Which is illegal in most places in Europe, we should imagine. | 1 11 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #21 | Windows Phone 7 and Apple's Back to the Mac press conference may have been the hottest topics of late, but neither can compare with the stunning return of the Pocket-lint Podcast. News editor Rik, features ed Dan and editor Stuart once more gather (via Skype, anyway) to mull over the world of tech, and, not only do they tackle the new MacBook Air and the queues, or lack thereof, on WP7 launch day, but they get all flustered over Sex.com. | 26 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #20 | And here we are 20 podcasts on, how did that happen we aren't so sure, but we can say as that we've got plenty to talk about this week with Dan, Chris and Stuart chewing the tech fat of the week.This week it's about Skype on Android, Google TV, Apple TV, everything TV in fact, as well as, Facebook groups and what we think of them. If that wasn't enough to get you excited, Dan shaking his fists at the youth of today will be, as well as Dan telling us about the latest trend in tailoring - using an iPad. Beyond news we find out what toys Chris has been playing with in his reviews laboratory and what we expect from the Windows Phone 7 launch. Excited? Of course you are. Now be a good reader and press the download button below straight away. | 11 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #19 | Welcome one and all, ladles and jellyspoons to the 19th Pocket-lint podcast known affectionately to us as Podcast 19. This week we've sent news editor Rik off to Paris to investigate the French word for "genuinely" and in the mean time you're in the capable, hot, sticky, hosting hands of chief editor and editor-in-chief, one Stuart Erasmus Miles. Joining Big Stu is king of the reviews Chris Hall and the one and only Dan Sung, and together this technology trio chew the fat, masticate the mutton and very nearly do something unspeakable to a bishop as they discuss tablets, traffic and sex chess. So, join us on your journey to work or wherever you may be as we uncover the very latest goings on in the gadget world and get really quite deeply philosophical on whether or not there really is any need for an iPad. | 6 10 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #18 | The Pocket-lint team have been jetting around the world of late, catching up on all the exciting developments in tech and gadgetry, so there was no podcast last week. And we know that may have had you all weeping uncontrollably for the last 7 days, so we've made number 18 special. Sort of. Stuart, Rik and Dan catch up on the previous week's events (including the HTC launch of its two new handsets and Microsoft's IE9 Beta unveiling). Plus, there's discussion on the many cameras shown at Photokina in Germany. | 26 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #17 | Late because of leaves on the track, Podcast number 17 hits like a cheese thrown from a moving tube train (something that actually happened to one of the Johns in pop combo They Might Be Giants). Rik, Chris and Paul undertake the task of nattering about Google Instant, iOS 4.1, Halo: Reach and, ahem, YouPorn.com's new 3D section. And, in the process give the low down on the new Apple iPod touch, its front-mounted camera and video calling abilities. | 14 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #16 | Held back to allow the team to return from their jaunts, foreign and otherwise, the latest podcast is chock full of discussions on the best products shown at IFA, Berlin, and the Apple "Special Event" press conference. Chris talks us through the new iPod touch and nano, as he spent some quality time with both, while Rik and Stuart regale all with tales of Chinese iPad docks, multiple multimedia tablets, 3D and the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Plus, find out exactly what the PlayStation Move and its launch titles are like from a reviewer who's actually waved it about for a while. | 5 9 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #15 | The strange guitar image slapped onto the front of the Apple Special Event invite concerns Rik, Dan and Stuart as they ponder what Steve Jobs has up his black, polo-neck's sleeves. And they look forward to the biggest consumer electronics bazaar that is IFA 2010 in Berlin. Rik rants about videogames TV, and laments the death of Gamesmaster 13 years ago, while Stuart reveals what he thinks of the retro toy revival, most notably in the forms of Bigtrak and Bigtrak Jnr. Mafia II on the Xbox 360 is the game review for the week, and Dan explains what the flip out screen on the forthcoming Canon 60D could actually be used for. | 29 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #14 | Tune into this week's Pocket-lint podcast, number 14 in fact, where we are joined by Reviews editor Chris hall, Features editor Dan Sung, and Editor/owner Stuart Miles. We even get a guest appearance from Rik Henderson live from the Virgin Media V Festival. What's the topics of debate this week? We talk Facebook Places, discuss the bevy, and we mean bevy of digital cameras that have been launched and some of the news coming from Gamescom. So sit back, plug in and catch up with the biggest tech stories of the week. So, download, subscribe, or have a listen online, and let us know if you've got any ideas for improvements, changes or things you'd love the team to talk about in the future at the usual address, feedback@pocket-lint.com. Enjoy. | 22 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #13 | Things take on distinctly spooky undertones as the 13th podcast just so happens to have been recorded on Friday the 13th, and a mysterious link between multiple events in the technology calender leads the Pocket-lint team to make a chilling prediction. It's like a Dan Brown novel, but less like a newly formed dog's poop. Stuart returns with his second car review - this time of the Jaguar XJ - while the rest of the team turn their attention to the strange HTC press conference invite that appeared in their email inboxes. Rik also discusses his thoughts on the Casio EXILIM EX-S200, purportedly "world's thinnest camera", and Dan gushes over R-Type on the iPhone. Stuart, on the other hand, has Apple's potential renaming of its TV box on his mind.And there's a competition to win a Plantronics Explorer 240 Bluetooth headset for the first listener to email a certain word, uttered at some point during the show. Oh, and beware the Ides of September... | 15 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #12 | Rik, Dan and Paul wade straight into the biggest tech news stories of the week, where discussion of the BlackBerry Torch and Apple Store Covent Garden lead the way. Dan reveals why Mirror's Edge is so good it makes him want to get an iPad, while Rik gives his view on why Starcraft II is the best PC game released in many a year.The team then reveal why certain music streaming services are a risk to run, and what each of them would be happy to queue up all night for... | 8 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #11 | We've held onto the Pocket-lint Podcast to allow Stuart to return from Aberdeen with news and hands on experience of the Volvo S60. Marvel as he explains pedestrian detection. Gasp as he reveals the technological wonderment that is its dashboard. And hold back giggles as he regales all with tales of near misses with grannies in Nissan Micras. The team also tackle the heady subject of 3D viewing health risks, and the apparent lack thereof. And Stuart talks more on the new Amazon Kindles. Street Fighter vs Tekken is mulled over, where Rik reveals his utter, and controversial, contempt for the daddy of all fighting games, while Dan tries to explain that hitting buttons randomly was not the point AT ALL. Limbo on the Xbox 360 is reviewed, and the Linters reveal the hottest products coming up for Christmas. | 1 8 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #10 | Editor Stuart returns to the podcast and brings with him tales of Windows Phone 7, both real and cardboard related, much to the amusement of news ed Rik and features ed Dan. The Times' paywall, and it's negative affect on readership, is mulled over, while Facebook's 500million user milestone is compared to the madness of RentAFriend. Rik gets some hands-on time with Enslaved: Journey to the West on the Xbox 360, and the team reveal, in Comic-Con style, which superhero they'd be and why. And just what is the mysterious Star Wars project? | 26 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #9 | James Bond dominates proceedings this week as the podcast takes on an International super-spy flavour. Rik gives his views on the new Blood Stone game, while Dan and Paul discuss the fors and againsts of the imminent remake of Goldeneye. Plus, the new Bond theme is revealed... The merits of the smallest mobile phone in the World are mulled over, as is why Apple's advertising department should shut up shop. Dan ponders the answer to the age old question "what came first the chicken or the egg?" And just what is Gazza doing with a fishing rod? | 19 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #8 | Rik's back from Uplinq in San Diego to tell us all the news from the Qualcomm event including his chat with global PR man Eric Lin from HTC. We also discuss Yoda on TomTom Satnav devices, who we would want to voice our directions and why Sony Ericsson should launch the Sony Ericsson Razzle. If that's not enough to tickle your interest into pressing the play button, then there's the exciting news from John Lewis about the new iPod touch coming in September and what Rik like's to get up to in a Lido. Why's Dan in Tibet? What would an Apple Teas maid be called? And what is the latest in the world of Augmented reality? All this and more. | 11 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #7 | There's plenty of Android chatter in this week's podcast as we discuss the HTC Hero getting its 2.1 update, whilst Nexus One owners are enjoying 2.2 and we look forward to 3.0 (gingerbread). We also discuss the pros and cons of the new MeeGo OS and hope for Nokia's sake that it proves a hit, as the Pocket-lint posse admit to feeling sorry for the Finnish phone giant. As we mourn the loss of the Kin and put it down to the fact there is no such thing as the 20-something hipster demographic, we also decide that the Kin handset mountain, which has presumably built up due to the lack of sales, should be dumped in the sea. Don't worry there's a perfectly rational explanation. The most tags attached to a group photo, and the future of TV are also discussed and Dan gloats as he sets off to Sweden in search of some high-end photographic tech. | 4 7 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #6 | With other members of the team off-site, catching up on the latest tech stories, news reporter Paul and sub editor Ben join news ed Rik for the Podcast this week. Chat is naturally dominated by the launch of the iPhone 4, where they talk about the queues, the Retina display and other features of the handset. The antenna and screen issues are also on the agenda, and Rik suggests a fix or two. The winner of the £30 Plantronics bluetooth headset is announced, and the team explain why the Toshiba Libretto W100 could become a viable alternative to the iPad. Games reviews include Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 and Facebook fave EA Sports FIFA Superstars, while Ben reveals his hankering for the Motorola Droid X. | 26 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #5 | Editor Stuart has returned from E3 with tales of new gaming tech and why we'll all be waving our arms about in front of the telly in future, while news editor Rik and features editor Dan bemoan the imminent loss of Sky Sports News as a free channel. The first Podcast giveaway winners are revealed, and a new prize of a £30 Plantronics bluetooth headset is up for grabs for one lucky listener. Plus, as games players are more than catered for with E3 talk, Rik turns his reviewing talents to a Blu-ray movie, although not one you'd ever expect. | 20 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #4 | The fourth Pocket-lint Podcast sees a departure of sorts for the team, as the unveiling of the iPhone 4, naturally, dominates discussions. But that's not to say that non-Apple fanboys won't get anything out of it. For starters, there's genuine, real-to-honest prizes, care of Orange, to be given away... Additionally, with Stuart on holi... ahem... at E3, Rik and Dan are joined by Paul, Pocket-lint's intrepid news reporter, who has just returned from foreign climes himself; with a swollen foot and insect lurgy. All is explained, and it doesn't get any less bizarre. | 13 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #3 | Tablets, mainly of the tech kind, are a hot topic for news ed Rik, features ed Dan and owner/ed Stuart this week. Plus, the team get their laughing tackle around the launch of new mobile phone network giffgaff, and explain why it really should have been called giraffe. Blur, the game rather than the band, gets a rather weird review, and, for some reason, Rik has become obsessed with horses. | 6 6 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #2 | This week, news editor Rik, features editor Dan and owner/editor Stuart take on such mighty and meaty subjects as the inescapable launch of the iPad, iPlayer's lick of paint, and why not to upload nudie pictures of yourself on to Facebook.The trio also reveals what gadgets they would most like to own, if they had the cash, and why it's okay to cry over the death of a videogame horse. Oh, and they reveal the official Pocket-lint Podcast jingle. Oh yes! | 30 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Pocket-lint Podcast - episode #1 | This week News Editor Rik, Features Editor Dan and Owner/Editor Stuart get their chins wagging about the intriguing Windows 7 Phone, Vietnamese websites and Hollywood turning to DSLRs to shoot their dramas on. Outside the news, the trio also talk of their favourite gadgets doing the rounds at the moment and decide that you basically don't know anything in life until you've won the World Cup with Eritrea. | 24 5 10 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 86 Episodes |
Customer Reviews
Brilliant podcast
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Relaxed yet passionate about all things tech! Great stuff. Keep it up guys!
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Love the guys and the chat and overall content BUT sound levels are all over the place making it horrible to listen to and it almost never downloads properly from itunes. The latest episode is saying it's 56k.
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