Engadget Podcast 367 - 10.31.13
Your well-rested host, Brian Heater is back from his sabbatical and he's joined by Dana Wollman and Joseph Volpe to talk about Google's timely Halloween release of Android 4.4 KitKat, Sony's new SmartWatch 2 and the benefits of having a curved smartphone. No one dressed up for the holiday, but if they had a choice of eerie Engadget doppelgangers: Joseph would pick Winona Ryder over a skinny Vin Diesel and Dana's vocal stand-in would be Schwarzenegger, simply for the giggles. You won't need to stow those electronics as we touchdown for this week's Classic Podcast, and if you look down below as we approach the runway, you'll find all of the available streaming options. Please enjoy the show.
Hosts: Brian Heater, Dana Wollman, Joseph Volpe
Producer: Jon Turi
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00:02:18 - Android 4.4 KitKat lets you say 'OK Google' to activate touchless search
00:17:29 - iPad Air review
00:24:35 - MacBook Pro with Retina display review (13-inch, 2013)
00:33:55 - Samsung Galaxy Round hands-on
00:39:40 - Barnes & Noble's Nook GlowLight is lighter, brighter, whiter, with less Simple Touch for $119
00:43:29 - Lenovo's 'Yoga' Android tablet has a built-in kickstand containing an 18-hour battery
00:47:36 - Ashton Kutcher: Lenovo's new product engineer
00:56:24 - Sony SmartWatch 2 review: a fair effort that still hasn't cracked it
01:07:46 - FAA to allow personal electronic devices during takeoff and touchdown
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