Stitcher keeps the news flowing for desktop users with new webbased app

Stitcher is already a heavy hitter in the world of mobile apps, but users will now find their favorite radio shows and podcasts are accessible from the desktop. Today, the company announced an HTML5 version of its popular app that's optimized for all of the major browsers. Upon login, Stitcher users will discover their existing favorites for on-demand listening, playback controls at the bottom of the screen, along with Stitcher's discovery and sharing tools. While still in beta, the service is integrated between the desktop and mobile platforms, which lets users resume listening from wherever they left off, regardless of the device or platform. If you want to see more of what's in store, feel free to check the gallery below, or simply follow the source link to start listening for yourself.

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This edition of the Engadget Mobile Podcast finds the Engadget Mobile Podcasters at a super-geeky Finnish summer camp. Click the "play" button for a recap of the hottest trends in a land where it's almost always -- even during summer camp -- very, very cold, like rally racing, optical image stabilization, and fabricating GIFs out of nothing but pure magic.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Joseph Volpe
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:05:45 - Engadget visits Nokia House wrap-up: Stephen Elop Q&A, Lumia 920 camera tests and more
00:38:30 - LG Optimus G: hands-on with Korea's latest powerhouse (video) (updated)
01:09:27 - LG Intuition review: Optimus Deja Vu with a Verizon LTE twist
01:12:40 - AT&T 4G LTE adds Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, Galaxy Express and Galaxy Rugby Pro to lineup
01:18:39 - HTC's Windows Phone 8X vs. the competition: fight!
01:20:50 - Windows Phone 8S by HTC hands-on: a bright Windows phone that holds promise (video)
01:21:15 - Windows Phone 8X by HTC hands-on: Microsoft's modern mobile OS personified in polycarbonate
01:23:45 - Windows Phone 8X by HTC: 4.3-inch 720p display, LTE, dual-core S4, available this November
01:30:50 - Motorola RAZR i: hands-on with the 2GHz Android phone (video)
01:32:00 - Motorola announces Intel-powered RAZR i, launches in Europe next month
01:35:23 - Sony Xperia T review: a new 4.6-inch smartphone flagship that isn't quite new enough
01:35:43 - Sony Xperia TL joins AT&T's 4G LTE lineup as official James Bond phone
01:41:30 - Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G review: T-Mobile's QWERTY slider falls flat
01:46:45 - Tim Cook apologizes for Maps mess
01:51:00 - iPhone 5 review
01:55:20 - iOS 6 review
01:58:28 - Verizon CFO buries his head in the sand, claims unlimited data is 'going by the wayside'
02:01:48 - RIM: first BlackBerry 10 devices to focus on mid-range and up, entry-level may be ready in 2013

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Yes yes y'all, you know what time it is. Gimme 5 in this edition of the Engadget Mobile Podcast.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Joseph Volpe
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:01:00 - iPhone 5 officially announced with 4-inch display, A6 CPU and LTE for $199 on September 21st
00:05:30 - Apple: A6 chip in iPhone 5 has 2x CPU power, 2x graphics performance, yet consumes less energy
00:11:17 - Apple details LTE plans for iPhone 5: true global reach requires multiple models
00:12:00 - Apple announces worldwide carriers for iPhone 5: Sprint, AT&T and Verizon will support LTE in the US (update: No AWS HSPA+ for T-Mobile)
01:04:33 - Apple's new iPhone 5 dock connector: It's called Lightning and it's 80 percent smaller, but the adapter is $29
01:22:00 - Apple details iPhone 5's new camera: 8MP, 'same as iPhone 4S but thinner'
01:24:23 - iPhone 5 confirmed to use nano-SIM, current SIMs not compatible
01:27:30 - Motorola Droid RAZR M review: a very good ICS handset in a small, Kevlar-wrapped package

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Myriam may have been running around naked under the stars enjoyed a lengthy stay off the grid, but that doesn't mean she was out of the loop: with Brad, she catches up on the news, and then some. With almost all the major providers of hardware and mobile data unleashing a flood of new facts, this is an Engadget Mobile Podcast in standard two-hour format, but with double the usual density. You want in on that, don't you?

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:02:56 - Nokia Lumia 920 hands-on: the dual-core, HD Windows Phone 8 flagship to take on the beasts
00:13:00 - Lumia 920 PureView trailer was filmed with a different camera, Nokia apologizes for the confusion
00:32:00 - Nokia and Motorola event roundup
00:33:19 - Nokia announces Lumia 820, a 4.3-inch, LTE-running, budget-friendly Windows Phone 8 handset
00:35:20 - Nokia announces wireless charging pads, Fatboy Recharging Pillow for Lumia phones
00:38:35 - Motorola's new Droid range: Meet the Family
00:39:00 - Motorola Droid RAZR M hands-on (video)
00:43:30 - Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx HD hands-on: bigger battery, beautiful display, Jelly Bean onboard
00:50:15 - Intuition by LG hands-on: a pen-enabled competitor to the Galaxy Note for Verizon (video)
00:58:00 - Samsung Galaxy Note II: hands-on with the new S Pen-toting phablet (video)
01:06:45 - WSJ: 2012 iPhone to support global 4G LTE
01:33:58 - AT&T announces budget-friendly LG Escape, available September 16th for $50
01:36:40 - Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G bringing keyboard, longwinded name to T-Mobile September 19th
01:39:50 - Sprint announces 100-city LTE expansion in 'coming months,' adds New York, Chicago and LA to the list
01:43:48 - T-Mobile coaxing unlocked iPhone users to its network with Value Plan push, aggressive in-store service
01:50:40 - Amazon announces $119 Kindle Paperwhite with illuminated, capacitive touch display
01:53:40 - Amazon's new Kindle line-up now available for pre-order


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If one Engadget Mobile Podcaster is talking about phones, but she's at Burning Man, does she make a sound? Brad, Dana, and Jon explore these and other questions surrounding a technology conference in Berlin that's all the rage this week. Don't get left behind.

Hosts: Brad Molen
Guest: Dana Wollman, Joe Fingas
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

02:50 - Samsung Galaxy Note II unveiled: 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED display, Android Jelly Bean and more S Pen functionality
04:40 - Samsung Galaxy Note II: what's changed?
09:36 - Samsung Galaxy Note II: hands-on with the new S Pen-toting phablet (video)
18:00 - HTC Desire X hands-on (video)
21:06 - Samsung announces ATIV S, a 4.8-inch Windows Phone 8 device
36:30 - HP unveils Envy x2 laptop / tablet hybrid: 11-inch IPS screen, NFC and pen support, arriving later this year
45:22 - Samsung announces EK-GC100 Galaxy Camera with Android Jelly Bean, massive 4.8-inch display, 21x zoom, WiFi and 4G connectivity (hands-on)
54:10 - Exclusive: Motorola Droid RAZR M 4G LTE gets hands-on treatment (video)
01:02:20 - Is Motorola announcing an Intel Medfield-powered phone on September 18th?

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The Engadget Mobile Podcasters, including sleepy-yet-fully-functional overseas correspondent Richard Lai, gather one last time around the global omni mic to form a final dispatch before Myriam heads off to the Playa. Oh, and we hope you like cowbells.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Richard Lai
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:04:20 - Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE review: the best full QWERTY phone on Sprint's network
00:55:46 - Nokia and Microsoft announce September 5th Windows Phone event
01:02:30 - Motorola Droid RAZR HD guides slip out to the web, pop the hype balloon (video)
01:03:18 - Motorola schedules press event for September 5th, dubs it the 'day's main event'
01:07:25 - Xiaomi Phone 2 now official: 4.3-inch 720p IPS, quad core and Jelly Bean for just $310
01:14:00 - Xiaomi Phones may enter Europe next year, because China ain't big enough
01:19:45 - Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q may be renamed to equally awkward Galaxy S Relay 4G (update: image)
01:22:26 - LG Optimus Vu goes global, trades Snapdragon processor for NVIDIA Tegra 3
01:33:39 - Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 review
01:57:00 - AT&T: FaceTime over cellular feature to be included in Mobile Share plans at no extra charge, not available for other data plans
02:00:05 - AT&T may discontinue subsidized tablet sales, will still offer slates at full price
02:03:30 - RIM confirms BB10 standard screen resolutions for touch and keyboard devices

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You know that we go hard here on the Engadget Mobile Podcast, digging deep into hardware and software radios, spectrum politics, and futuristic mobile optimizations. This week, we're going harder with the help of Anandtech's Brian Klug -- a man whose passion for cellular technology takes the 'cast to Mars and back this week. It's not for the faint of heart, but it probably is for someone just like you.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Brian Klug (Anandtech)
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

01:15:00 - Samsung Exynos 5 Dual white paper confirms new high marks for mobile graphics, memory performance
01:55:38 - T-Mobile myTouch and myTouch Q review: two budget-friendly phones, one aging OS
01:58:10 - Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE up for pre-order, hitting Sprint August 19th for $200
01:58:52 - Motorola to cut its workforce by 20 percent, shutter a third of its offices worldwide
02:01:20 - CyanogenMod 9 now stable on every supported device, get your fix today
02:01:38 - OTA Update Center encourages PC-free upgrades for custom Android ROMs
02:02:48 - YouTube app removed from iOS 6 but not iOS 5 and older; Google working on a standalone version

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If there's one thing that Engadget Mobile Podcasteer Myriam Joire isn't, it's satisfied -- with mobile technology, at least. So you might be interested to know that this week Myriam achieved Mobile Nirvana. Want to learn how she did it? All we can tell you here is that the ingredients are in the Great White North. For the rest of the story, you'll just have to listen. Small price to pay if you ask us!

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:01:05 - Meizu MX 4-core review
00:42:56 - Motorola Droid RAZR HD makes another cameo, shows its global creds
00:56:55 - Refresh Roundup: week of July 30th, 2012
01:11:45 - AT&T plans to shut down entire 2G network by 2017
01:16:48 - Bloomberg: Nokia will announce Windows Phone 8 handsets at Nokia World next month
01:19:19 - RIM chief: we looked 'seriously' at Android, didn't want to join the herd
01:26:14 - No Open WebOS support for existing WebOS devices, no soup for you
01:32:27 - Two sources talk of Apple iPhone event around September 12th, part sales back it up (update: one more clue)

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We're later than usual with this week's Engadget Mobile Podcast, but can you blame us? Just look at all of those long, complicated topics below. Earnings, specs, leaks, beams, Notes...it's a mobile casserole, just like Mom used to make, with a little dash of something unquantifiable...just a hint...oh, it's a healthy dose of Lutz to round things out. Grab a plate and gather 'round because this dish needs to be eaten while it's hot, hot, hot!

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Zach Lutz
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:01:22 - Samsung Galaxy Note for T-Mobile review
00:34:04 - Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro (APQ8064) MDP benchmarks blow away the competition (update: video)
00:45:26 - AT&T's Garnet Red Galaxy S III for vampires: we go hands-on
00:53:12 - HTC explains decision to skip Android 4.0 for Desire HD: we'd rather not wipe your data
00:56:07 - HTC One X might drop to $100 on contract at AT&T, tempt our wallets (update: confirmed)
01:26:06 - Windows Phone 8 SDK leaks show quiet upgrades to backup, media and the kitchen sink
01:30:23 - Samsung's Q2 2012 earnings show $5.86 billion operating profit, that's a lot of Galaxy S IIIs
01:30:51 - LG Q2 2012 earnings show a loss on cellphones, but higher profits overall thanks to home theater
01:31:11 - Apple announces Q3 2012 earnings: $35 billion revenue, $8.8 billion in net profits
01:39:48 - Apple v. Samsung court filings reveal Sony-inspired iPhone, kickstand-equipped iPad and other prototypes
01:46:30 - Motorola to allow bootloader unlocking from Photon Q 4G LTE onwards
01:47:10 - Sony Xperia 'Mint' leaked and reviewed: 4.3-inch (?) HD screen, 13MP camera, 1.5GHz S4 processor
01:51:32 - AT&T reveals new multi-beam antenna tech for live events, could offer data speeds five times faster (video)

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In the dead of summer, what's the easiest way to stay super-cool whilst keeping up with the hottest news in portable communications technology? Why, it's sticking a 120-minute cassette of the Engadget Mobile Podcast in your Walkman Sport, getting airlifted to Patagonia, and sitting atop an icy mountain, chewing a stick of your favorite peppermint gum, of course. If you're looking for a quick chill, though, just hit the play button below and let the digital breeze flow gently through your skull. Either way.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Joseph Volpe
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:01:44 - Motorola Atrix HD review
00:09:25 - HTC confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean for One X, One XL and One S, includes AT&T, T-Mobile and Rogers models
00:20:37 - LG Optimus 4X HD review: runner-up to the quad-core throne
00:28:19 - LG Optimus Vu review: a 5-inch, pen-enabled phone to take on the Galaxy Note
00:36:50 - T-Mobile officially confirms Samsung Galaxy Note, more details in coming weeks (Update: Official PR!)
00:40:27 - Samsung Galaxy S III for Verizon Wireless review
00:41:00 - Galaxy S III Developer Edition for Verizon appears on Samsung's website
00:45:22 - AT&T and Verizon shared data plans compared
00:59:35 - PSA: Sprint LTE goes live today, honest and for true (update: includes Missouri)
01:15:35 - Import ban on select Motorola Android products starts today
01:19:07 - WSJ: Next iPhone to have even thinner screen
01:27:45 - Google acquires Sparrow, the Apple-focused email app maker
01:32:28 - Nokia's Q2 2012 financials: 4 million Lumias sold, $1.01 billion dollar loss
01:34:08 - Nokia and AT&T cut Lumia 900 price to $50, sweeten the Windows Phone 7.8 pot
01:48:00 - iPad prototype renderings from early-2000s revealed in Apple / Samsung court filings (update: comparison shots)

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A sub-90-minute Engadget Mobile Podcast is a rare breed, and a sub-90-minute Engadget Mobile Podcast with Joseph Volpe is a sighting of albino liger proportions. Take in this breath of fresh air, tinged with the sweet confectionist scents coming down from the Mountain View and the smell of money their distributors and competitors are either making or losing in other areas of the universe.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Joseph Volpe
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:27:10 - Motorola ICS UI review: this isn't the Blur we used to know
00:51:49 - Samsung denied: Judge Koh declines to lift injunction against Galaxy Nexus, but Google's got a workaround
00:58:52 - RIM's Thorsten Heins denies company's 'death spiral,' predicts successful transition to BlackBerry 10
01:04:38 - Motorola Atrix HD revealed with 4.5-inch Colorboost HD display, ICS and Droid RAZR looks
01:12:13 - HTC reveals Q2 2012 financial results: 57.8 percent net profit drop blamed on customs issues and weak sales
01:15:45 - Bloomberg: Amazon is planning a smartphone

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Would you believe us if we told you there was nothing special to talk about this week? We know you wouldn't, o ye faithful Engadget Mobile Devotee, and you'd also know that we have so much to talk about this week that we slide past the two-hour mark in this, the first Engadget Mobile Podcast of the crazy post-I/O era. If you would believe us, then well! have we got some good stories for you. Gather 'round the glowing orb and plug in.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:03:30 - Jelly Bean, Android 4.1 revealed by Google, rolling out in mid-July
00:05:54 - Android 4.1 Jelly Bean review: a look at what's changed in Google's mobile OS
00:46:20 - Google cuts the price of the Galaxy Nexus HSPA+ to $349, adds Jelly Bean
00:47:20 - Inside Google's amazing Accessory Development Kit demo hardware (video)
00:48:15 - Visualized: Kinetisphere takes Nexus Q into another dimension at Google I/O 2012 (video)
00:49:05 - Nexus 7 review: the best $200 tablet you can buy
01:03:25 - Nexus Q social streaming device hands-on
01:17:50 - Google unveils $1,500 Project Glass Explorer Edition, takes pre-orders for 2013 only at Google I/O
01:23:30 - Samsung Galaxy S III for T-Mobile review
01:27:35 - Sprint's 4G LTE coming to five markets July 15th
01:28:08 - Sony Xperia Ion review: an Android handset with a split personality
01:30:00 - Nokia 808 PureView review: the future of mobile imaging, wrapped in the smartphone past
01:45:33 - RIM announces Q1 earnings: $518 million net loss, 5,000 job cuts, BB10 not due until Q1 2013
01:51:30 - T-Mobile US CEO Philipp Humm resigns, Jim Alling takes over as interim CEO
01:51:45 - T-Mobile USA's former CEO Phillipp Humm to become chief executive at Vodafone on October 1st
01:52:48 - Apple lands preliminary ban against Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the US (update: search patent the key)
01:55:45 - Google puts Chrome on iPhone and iPad (update 2: it's out!)
01:57:27 - LG Optimus L7 review: a beautiful, entry-level Android 4.0 smartphone with LG's new UI 3.0

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Apple's Podcasts app handson

Can't wait for the inevitable release of iOS 6 to get an Apple-sanctioned standalone podcast app of your own? Great news! Those rocking 5.1 and higher can roll on over to iTunes to pick up the straightforwardly named Podcasts, right this very second. The iPhone / iPad-friendly app is designed as a repository for the manner of pre-recorded talk radio-killing entertainment that Cupertino inadvertently helped name. We downloaded the app and took it for a spin. Check out the results after the break.

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Apple releases its own Podcasts app for iOS

We've had some indication that podcasts would be receiving an app of their own with iOS 6, but it looks like we won't have to wait that long after all. Apple has just released a new standalone app dubbed simply "Podcasts," which is available for iOS devices running version 5.1 or later. It expectedly offers a variety of ways to browse and discover podcasts among the thousands available (including a new Top Stations feature that groups select podcasts by category), as well as the ability to either stream episodes or download them for offline use. The app is also optimized for the iPad in addition to the iPhone, and it's thankfully able to sync podcasts with iTunes on your Mac or Windows PC (just be sure to upgrade to iTunes 10.6.3 first). No charge for this one, either.

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Listen intently as Microsoft's deepest, darkest press announcements are unraveled and demystified before your very ears: Myriam and Brad, live and pre-recorded from a hotel room in San Francisco, confront the cipher of the great riddles of the mobile Beyond.

Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International)

00:02:30 - Samsung Galaxy S III review shootout: AT&T vs. Sprint
00:39:45 - Hands-on with Microsoft Surface for Windows RT, Touch Cover and Type Cover (update: video!)
00:50:58 - Microsoft introduces Windows Phone 8 for fall release, incompatible with current devices
01:25:00 - BlackBerry 10 hands-on (video)

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