Engadget Podcast 184: MWC 2010 Roundup - 02.19.2010

MASHUP CULTURE INVADES THE ENGADGET PODCAST as we STEAL BLATANTLY from Engadget Mobile's podcasts during MWC. Tune in for all the big news and depravity that comes when people who normally only communicate from lairs in their parents' basments get together in meatspace and hang out with Jim Beam.

Hosts: Chris Ziegler, Sean Cooper, Joshua Topolsky
Guest: Thomas Ricker
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Daestro - Light Powered (Ghostly International)

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[N900 Posted Feb 19th 2010 9:13PM]

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[jmhalder Posted Feb 19th 2010 10:08PM]

So... basically this podcast is useless and unnecessary? I guess you have the disclaimer above, but I've listened to all 3 MWC EM podcasts... guess I shouldnt have gotten excited :-(

[Cheesus Crust Posted Feb 19th 2010 10:36PM]

What happened to Nilay? And is Sean a regular now?

[jmhalder Posted Feb 19th 2010 11:47PM]

@Cheesus Crust
he stayed in the states.

[southern78 Posted Feb 19th 2010 10:45PM]

I just want the HTC Legend on AT&T for the US but I know it will never happen.

[jmhalder Posted Feb 19th 2010 11:48PM]

@southern78
why? crappy processor, not much ram.

[Paullll Posted Feb 20th 2010 4:52AM]

@jmhalder
It should have 2Ghz prosessor, so you could play Crysis with it?

[Stason Posted Feb 20th 2010 5:28AM]

Yes! Processor, not much ram.

[mikmik111 Posted Feb 20th 2010 7:56AM]

is it just me, or at least on firefox the play button is really small.

[JonDeutsch Posted Feb 21st 2010 3:16PM]

Regarding the discussion around WinPho7...

I think the Engadget crowd are missing a key 'hint' that MSFT released regarding differentiation amongst OEMs:

While the GUI will not be customizable or changeable for different vendors, there will be "inside innovation" available! Imagine, if you will, that HTC provides its own custom "hub" beyond the basic 5 that MSFT delivers. This will be a way for different vendors to define their unique value proposition via the plug-in architecture.

C'mon guys... if I caught onto this properly, this would be great! A best of both worlds scenario. Where's the reporting (ok, speculating) on this?

Jon