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  • Engadget Eurocast 005 - 11.15.2012

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    James Trew
    James Trew
    11.15.2012

    Technology, it's a wonderful thing. Who would have thought we'd ever see magic cameras that let you play games and send your photos around the world in a heartbeat. Well, that future is here, and in this week's Eurocast, Sharif gives us the low down. Meanwhile James wants a better Photo Sphere, and the Queen of England gets a Nokia 820 courtesy of Jamie. Hosts: James Trew, Jamie Rigg, Sharif Sakr Producer: James Trew 00:34 - Samsung Galaxy Camera review: a 21x compact shooter brought to life by Android 08:54 - Nokia Lumia 820 review: a less expensive option for the Windows Phone crowd 16:37 - Google Music comes to Europe November 13, brings Google Music match, too 27:27 - Android 4.2 update for Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 adds lock screen widgets and multi-user support 33:10 - Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 is fit for a queen -- The Queen, in fact Hear the podcast

  • Engadget Eurocast 004 - 11.08.2012

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    James Trew
    James Trew
    11.08.2012

    Nokia's new Lumia 920 gets the Mat treatment, Steve presses Nikon's buttons (in Sharif's absence), and Jamie pours one out for MSN messenger. All the while, Dan wants to help Apple to re-write its apology to Samsung. That's what's coming up this on this week's Eurocast, all woven together with intoxicated karaoke and awkward internet friendships. Hosts: Dan Cooper, Steve Dent, Jamie Rigg, Mat Smith Producer: James Trew 01:20 - Nokia Lumia 920 review: Windows Phone 8 and (a little bit of) camera magic 07:25 - Nikon reveals D5200 SLR with D7000-taunting specs: 24MP sensor, 39-point AF, wireless port 12:40 - Nexus 4 review / Nexus 10 review 22:35 - European Commission clears 2GHz bands for LTE use by 2014, claims 4G pipes wider than the US 27:22 - Microsoft to retire Messenger, begins migration to Skype 34:49 - Apple issues Samsung 'did not copy statement' / Apple issues revised Samsung 'did not copy statement' Hear the podcast

  • Engadget Eurocast 003 - 11.01.2012

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    James Trew
    James Trew
    11.01.2012

    If you're wondering what that noise is, it's the sound of the week straining under the weight of all the big technology news. Google delivers new hardware, Microsoft launches not one, but two operating systems -- inspiring Sharif to start a diary -- while 4G goes live in the UK. Except at Mat's house (it's back on now). That's a lot of action in just seven days, but without hurricane Sandy to worry about, the Eurocast could focus on the important business of bringing you these stories over a nice cup of tea and a Halloween-themed fondant fancy. We suggest you get comfortable, too, then head south to listen in. Hosts: Dan Cooper, Sharif Sakr, Mat Smith Producer: James Trew 00:20 - Nexus 4 09:30 - Nexus 10 and Nexus 7 gets discounted to $199 17:38 - Windows 8 review / Sharif's Upgrade Diary 28:32 - Windows Phone 8 review 37:01 - EE switches on 4G in 11 UK cities, offers fiber broadband to 11 million sites and opens 700 stores 41:00 - Apple executive shakeup: Scott Forstall and John Browett are leaving the company Hear the podcast

  • Engadget Eurocast 002 - 10.25.2012

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    James Trew
    James Trew
    10.25.2012

    New week, new set of high profile product releases and service details. As you might have heard, Apple launched a new tablet, Microsoft's Surface and Windows 8 finally see the cold light of day, and Dan wants more data, but isn't sure if he wants to pay so much for it. Also on the agenda is the latest in 3D printing, the financial woes of a mobile giant, and a curious punishment dished out after a patent dispute ruling. Another seven days in the world of the Engadget Eurocast it is then. Hosts: Dan Cooper, James Trew, Mat Smith Producer: James Trew 00:32 - Apple announces 7.9-inch iPad mini with a 1,024 x 768 display, A5 CPU and optional LTE for $329 07:24 - Microsoft Surface with Windows RT review 17:09 - EE details UK 4G pricing: Unlimited calls, texts and 500MB of data starts at £36 25:46 - Virgin Media extends free tube WiFi for all until 2013 28:00 - Formlabs FORM 1 high-resolution 3D printer spotted in the wild, we go eyes on 32:32 - Apple loses out in UK tablet design case against Samsung 34:34 - Nokia's Q3 2012: $9.4 billion in sales, 2.9 million Lumias sold and losses trimmed to $754 million Hear the podcast

  • Engadget Eurocast 001 - 10.18.2012

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    James Trew
    James Trew
    10.18.2012

    For years now, the Engadget podcast has valiantly chewed over the week's technology news for your listening pleasure. But, if you live on the wrong side of the pond, use your fork with the other hand, or just have a keen interest in tech stories from the old world then this one is for you. It is with great pleasure that we introduce the inaugural Engadget Eurocast. In this edition we look at Samsung's subdued Galaxy S III mini launch, Amazon's Paperwhite hitting UK shores, and quickly mull over the Xbox's latest Dashboard update -- among other things. We're not excluding our American / world listeners, of course. If you ever wondered what a podcast might sound like if voiced by Bond villains (and a Canadian), then here's your answer. Hosts: Dan Cooper, Sharif Sakr, Steve Dent Producer: James Trew 00:45 - Samsung Galaxy S III mini pops up, we go hands-on (video) 06:30 - Samsung Galaxy Note II review 08:05 - ASUS PadFone 2 to hit European and Asian markets before end of December 15:01 - Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite coming to the UK on October 25th, starting at £109 21:46 - Microsoft puts a price on Surface RT: starts at $499, or $599 with Touch Cover 26:13 - PSA: Xbox 360 Fall Dashboard update rolling out today 29:54 - Felix Baumgarter breaks YouTube record as 8 million viewers watch his space jump Hear the podcast