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Engadget Mobile Podcast 045 - 07.03.2010
The Engadget Mobile Podcast has a new slogan: You've got questions, we've got answers. You like that? Because we like it. We like it almost as much as we like answering your questions. Hosts: Chris Ziegler, Myriam Joire (tnkgrl)Producer: Trent WolbeMusic: Daestro - Light Powered (Ghostly International)01:12 - Life and death of Microsoft Kin: the inside story04:53 - Symbian-Guru shuts down, says Nokia is 'losing hard'09:05 - Q&A marathonHear the podcastSubscribe to the podcast[iTunes] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes[RSS MP3] Add the Engadget Mobile Podcast feed (in MP3) to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically[RSS AAC] Add the Engadget Mobile Podcast feed (in enhanced AAC) to your RSS aggregator[Zune] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in the Zune MarketplaceDownload the podcastLISTEN (MP3)LISTEN (AAC)Contact the podcastpodcast (at) engadgetmobile (dot) com.Follow us on Twitter@zpower @tnkgrl @engadgetmobile
Engadget Mobile Podcast 044 - 06.27.2010
We can't say you'll be surprised about the topics of this week's podcast, but you will be awed and informed by the depth of insight and real-world experiences that Chris and Myriam bring to the iTable. Hosts: Chris Ziegler, Myriam Joire (tnkgrl)Producer: Trent WolbeMusic: Daestro - Light Powered (Ghostly International)01:05 - iPhone 429:43 - HTC running low on AMOLED stock, will add SLCD to the mix for some models47:12 - Droid XHear the podcastSubscribe to the podcast[iTunes] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes[RSS MP3] Add the Engadget Mobile Podcast feed (in MP3) to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically[RSS AAC] Add the Engadget Mobile Podcast feed (in enhanced AAC) to your RSS aggregator[Zune] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in the Zune MarketplaceDownload the podcastLISTEN (MP3)LISTEN (AAC)Contact the podcastpodcast (at) engadgetmobile (dot) com.Follow us on Twitter@zpower @tnkgrl @engadgetmobile
Engadget Mobile Podcast 040 - 05.27.2010
Hey y'all, we are back! Was it worth the wait? Things have been a little loco since we last rapped at ya, so you know there's going to some strange stuff going down in this podcast -- EVO 4G analysis from the pedestrian (kickstand worship) to the positively Ziegleresque (Froyo - delicious enough to be worth the wait?), and speculation on a few devices found in the bottom of executives' dumpsters. Also, at the end of the show Chris turns into a robot. A real robot. Don't ask us how he does it, but you can hear it in his voice. Amazing! Host: Chris ZieglerSpecial Guest: Ross MillerProducer / Special Guest: Trent WolbeMusic: Daestro - Light Powered (Ghostly International)00:04:47 - EVO 4G00:22:20 - Froyo00:40:50 - HTC Aria for AT&T00:46:37 - Droid Shadow00:53:57 - iPhone 3G discontinued?00:59:04 - BlackBerry 980001:01:08 - LG FathomHear the podcastSubscribe to the podcast[iTunes] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in iTunes[RSS MP3] Add the Engadget Mobile Podcast feed (in MP3) to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically[RSS AAC] Add the Engadget Mobile Podcast feed (in enhanced AAC) to your RSS aggregator[Zune] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in the Zune MarketplaceDownload the podcastLISTEN (MP3)LISTEN (AAC)Contact the podcastpodcast (at) engadgetmobile (dot) com.
The Engadget Mobile Podcast is back!
Hey y'all, we are back! Was it worth the wait? Things have been a little loco since we last rapped at ya, so you know there's going to some strange stuff going down in this podcast -- EVO 4G analysis from the pedestrian (kickstand worship) to the positively Ziegleresque (Froyo - delicious enough to be worth the wait?), and speculation on a few devices found in the bottom of executives' dumpsters. Also, at the end of the show Chris turns into a robot. A real robot. Don't ask us how he does it, but you can hear it in his voice. Amazing! Head on over to Engadget Mobile to listen in!
Engadget Mobile is podcasting live at 6:15PM ET!
A merry band of Engadget editors hatched a glorious plan today -- a plan that would forever change the way we look at cellphones and mobile technology. A plan that would shake the very foundation of Engadget, its readers, and the good people of Planet Earth. A plan that... ah, who are we kidding? Listen in at 6:15PM ET to catch Chris opine on the state of the phone world along with some very special guests!
PSA: we're broadcasting our feed on Twitter now!
Over the past few weeks, we've had a number of folks reach out and implore us to broadcast our standard RSS feed over our Twitter account the same way our colleagues at Engadget and Engadget HD do. Well, ask and ye shall receive: beginning today, we're doing exactly that -- so if you've been holding out on following @engadgetmobile because it's not giving you the steady stream of mobile news you so desperately crave, hold out no longer!
Too much cellphone news on Engadget?
You may be surprised to learn this, but we're currently at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, which is basically the CES of cellphone shows. We've seen a handful of emails from confused readers who didn't understand why the site was stacked from floor to ceiling with cellphone news -- and we wanted to clear things up. We're not just covering the news because there's a tradeshow going on, of course. There are some huge stories breaking at MWC, and we'd be remiss in our duties if we didn't cover every single one of them. Now, some of you may ask why we don't just carry the news on Engadget Mobile; the simple answer is that we are covering the news on Engadget Mobile, but the stuff that we feel has crossover relevance and appeal (which happens to be a lot this year) ends up on Engadget Classic as well. If you can't handle the insane and awesome torrent of phone-related news, you can subscribe to a special feed we've set up with Yahoo! Pipes which axes our MWC stories, but to be frank, you'll be missing a lot of really cool gadget news. Hey, it's your call.Engadget Classic without any MWC news - RSS feed, Pipes pageEngadget Classic with only MWC news - RSS feed
Engadget Mobile turns 3!
It seems like only yesterday that we were wrapping Engadget Mobile in swaddling clothes and showing it off to the grandparents. Now look at it: a gargantuan force of pure cellphone-news terror, stomping across the internet and taking no prisoners. How adorable. And to think, it all started three years ago today! Take a moment and head over to our favorite mobile phone site in the world and wish them a happy birthday -- they deserve it. Oh, you might be interested to know they're giving away an HTC S740 to celebrate, so it's not just cake and ice cream that's being slung over there.Here's to the next three... hundred!
Jumpin' Jehosephat, we're three!
Three years ago, mobile phones were but a twinkle in a handful of Motorola and Bell Labs engineers' eyes. The United States was steeped in civil war, Napoleon Bonaparte was gallivanting through Europe, and Julius Caesar had just been brutally betrayed by his most trusted comrades. Yes, it was a crazy time to be alive -- so crazy, in fact, that our dear parents at Engadget saw fit to spin off the choicest, juiciest cuts of phone news into a site to call their own. That site, of course, was Engadget Mobile -- and to this very day, our goal and mission is as clear and unwavering as it ever has been: keep you in the know.Here's the thing, though: we know that we'd be nothing without you, our dear readers. You build us up, tear us down, keep us in check, and tip us with some seriously good stuff. That kind of dedication shouldn't go unappreciated, you know? So, on that note, we want to give out a really cool phone -- read on![Image credit hashmil]
Samsung F480 hands-on at Engadget Mobile
The Samsung F480 is a pretty slick device, featuring the new TouchWiz UI, a 5 megapixel shooter, widgets that can be added and dragged about on the home screen, and input feedback via vibration. Check out the gallery of glorious pics of the phone in action over at Engadget Mobile right this second!
Palm Centro unboxed at Engadget Mobile
Love Palm? Love the Centro? Love unboxings? Well, it's your lucky day, because we've got a lean, mean, eye-shattering gallery going on over at Engadget Mobile, featuring a full-on unboxing of the new Palm / Sprint entry. Direct your browsers this way, and prepare to have an out-of-body experience.
Engadget Mobile's relaunch blowout continues: Sprint UpStage
Some of the more emotionally stunted Engadget Mobile writers prefer to express their deep affection for our readership through their actions -- actions like, say, offering up day after unrelenting day of sweet contests. In fact, today marks the third in a row that our Mobile outpost is blowing out its fabulous relaunch with an awesome phone, and this time around it's the Sprint UpStage by Samsung. Get in while the gettin's good!Be sure to get in the running for our previous giveaways, too: Helio Ocean, T-Mobile Wing
Engadget Mobile relaunches!
You might say we flashed Engadget Mobile with a new ROM. Or gave it a new SIM, or traded it in for a 3G model, or what have you. But whatever analogy you'd like to apply to it, Engadget mobile's been given its long overdue upgrade to the new Engadget layout, complete with breaking news / featured stories boxes and improved commenting system to make digesting the latest mobile news as easy as switching from 12-key to QWERTY.Oh, and did we mention we're giving away a ton of phones over the next couple of weeks to celebrate? Because we are. Enjoy!
Oh, by the way, we're live from CTIA
Screw Disneyworld -- we're in the land of sun 'n fun for one reason, and one reason only: CTIA Wireless 2007. In terms of floor space and fanfare, CTIA's big event in the spring packs just a little more punch than its fall counterpart -- all the heavy hitters are out to play, but hot on the heels of CES, 3GSM, and CeBIT, major announcements are a bit on the light side. Far be it from that to deter us, of course; we're still determined to rock this house, so expect a never-ending torrent of coverage until the show's begging for mercy. Head on over to Engadget Mobile to make sure you don't miss a thing.
Engadget Mobile gets themselves a Helio Drift
You know how they do: only the best and the shiniest over at Engadget Mobile, and this time they've got themselves a new Helio Drift to play with. Head on over for shots, impressions and all that good stuff.
Engadget Mobile takes Verizon's V640 ExpressCard EV-DO adapter for a spin
Ryan Block takes copious pictures and tests the speed of the newish Verizon V640 ExpressCard EV-DO adapter over at Engadget Mobile (setup involved putting the card in and hitting 'OK'). If you haven't tried EV-DO, then you don't know what you're missing. It is basically wireless broadband (that is a horrible oversimplification, but do you expect anything less from me?) and if you live in an area with coverage it means you can be untethered and connected all at the same time. It is sweet, and a blogger's best friend.Thanks, Josh.
Engadget Mobile gets hands-on with Motorola Canary!
We've seen Motorola's RAZR sequel, the Canary, pop up here and there, but it took our boys at Engadget Mobile, with a little help from Boy Genius, to do it up right and get some serious shots of all that shiny blueness. Head on over for a whole slew of pics, but try not to get too jealous -- they too put their shiny-blue-pants on one leg at a time.
Hands on with Helio's Kickflip at Engadget Mobile
Our partner in crime gadgetry, Engadget Mobile, just got Helio's Kickflip in the mail and managed to pull themselves away from playing with the hot swivel action for long enough to put up some impressions, pics, and a video. Get it while it's fresh.
