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Samsung's CES TV announcements, the future of headphones, and more - Pocket-lint podcast episode 85
January 08, 2021 00:00 - 28 minutes - 39.8 MBAs CES starts to get underway, Samsung has lifted the lid on its 2021 TV plans and Pocket-lint's Rik Henderson joins us to talk about what the company has in store. Meanwhile, Stuart has been talking to Noveto Systems, a company that has created a ground-breaking new technology - SoundBeaming. It projects sound from outside a user’s ears without the need to wear any physical device and without disturbing people nearby. We find out how it works, what the implications are, and how headphones...
Cyberpunk 2077 reviewed, the future of EV charging at home, and more - Pocket-lint podcast ep 84
December 18, 2020 00:00 - 28 minutes - 40.1 MBAfter years of will they won't they, Sky and Amazon have signed a deal to bring Prime Video to Sky Q. And Now TV is now also finally available on Fire TV devices. Pocket-lint's associate editor Dan Grabham explains what that means for consumers and the future of streaming generally. Meanwhile, Stuart catches up with Andersen EV, a company that makes smart home charging boxes for your electric car. He finds out what efforts are being made to make home charging smarter and more user-friendly...
Apple AirPods Max, DJI Pocket 2 reviewed, and we talk to Dyson - Pocket-lint podcast ep.83
December 11, 2020 00:00 - 23 minutes - 32.3 MBThis week, Apple surprised us all by revealing the AirPods Max over-ear ANC headphones. But should you consider them over rivals from Sony and Bose? Pocket-lint's Dan Grabham has all the details. Meanwhile, Stuart talks to Dyson about how it equipped nine individuals in eight cities around the world to understand the global pandemic's impact on individual exposure to air pollution. And finally, Pocket-lint's Cam Bunton has been playing with the DJI Pocket 2 camera. He joins us to give his...
Snapdragon Summit, the future of the library, and the new Samsung laptop reviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 82
December 04, 2020 00:00 - 24 minutes - 34.4 MBThis week, we take a look at the Qualcomm Snapdragon summit and the announcements made during the virtual event. Pocket-lint's associate editor Dan Grabham joins Stuart to reveal the tech that'll be powering 2021's flagship phones. Plus, Stuart chats with the general manager of Overdrive, Nick Forster, to find out more on how the company delivers digital books to libraries around the world and how reading habits are changing. And, reviews editor Mike Lowe reveals his thoughts on the new, I...
Black Friday shopping tips, how to take better smartphone pictures, and should you get an ebike? - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 81
November 27, 2020 00:00 - 33 minutes - 46.1 MBIt's Black Friday and you're probably crawling the internet for the best deals on those must have products you need. But are there any "insider tips" to help you get the most out of what you need to achieve? Pocket-lint's affiliate director, Rob Kerr, spends an unhealthy amount of time looking for the best deals around, so is here to tell us some insider secrets. Plus, Stuart talks to celebrity photographer Greg Williams about his new Candid Photography Course. It promises to give people t...
PlayStation 5 reviewed and we talk navigation with Waze - Pocket-lint podcast ep.80
November 20, 2020 00:00 - 29 minutes - 40.5 MBWith the UK government confirming plans to stop the sale of pure diesel and petrol cars from 2030, Pocket-lint's editor Chris joins Stuart to discuss what it could mean for your next car purchase. Stuart also chats with the chief product officer at Waze, Rapha Cohen, about the future of the navigation app and how having thousands of people editing its maps on a daily basis can make the experience better. And finally, senior news editor Rik has been playing with the brand-new PlayStation ...
Apple M1, iPhone 12 Pro Max reviewed, and we talk to boss of COD Mobile - Pocket-lint podcast ep.79
November 13, 2020 00:00 - 58 minutes - 80.6 MBThis week, Apple announced its first Apple Silicon chip, the Apple M1, that will drive new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini models. So, Pocket-lint's associate editor Dan and host Stuart discuss the new tech, what it means for Mac users, and how it will affect what we expect from Apple computers in the future. In addition, senior news editor Rik speaks with Activision's vice president of mobile to find out how Call of Duty: Mobile became such a huge success. And, to finish off, we ...
EE Pocket-lint Awards winners special - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 78
November 06, 2020 00:00 - 24 minutes - 33.8 MBThis week played host to the 2020 EE Pocket-lint Awards, which were announced during a virtual event online, so we're devoting the whole of the show to talk about the winners and runners-up in the best gadget awards around (in our minds at least). Stuart is joined by Pocket-lint's editor Chris and reviews editor Mike to discuss the winners and why they were chosen by the public and judges alike. Visit us at pocket-lint.com, check out our latest videos at youtube.com/pocketlintcom and sig...
EE Pocket-lint Awards show special - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 78
November 06, 2020 00:00 - 24 minutes - 33.8 MBThis week was the EE Pocket-lint Awards so we're devoting the whole of the show to talk about the winners and runners-up in the best gadget awards there are (well in our minds at least). Yep, we've seen new devices, new services, refreshes, a bit of nostalgia, and even the demise of some of our favourite gadgets and over the last 12 months. And while things might have been a bit different this year, that hasn't stopped the team reviewing hundreds of devices over the 18 categories, before...
Xboxes unboxed, Porsche Taycan reviewed, and we interview State of Play - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 77
October 30, 2020 09:00 - 36 minutes - 50.2 MBThe Xbox Series X and S launches are nearing closer, so we thought it would be a good time to catch up on where everything is at ahead of their release at the start of November. Pocket-lint's senior news editor Rik discusses everything you need to know to be prepared, including revealing what's actually in the box. Keeping with the gaming theme, Stuart also talks to app game developer State of Play about the company's latest game, South of the Circle - which is exclusively available on Appl...
Mate 40 Pro news, iPhone 12 Pro reviewed, and we talk connected living with Samsung - Pocket-lint Podcast ep.76
October 22, 2020 23:00 - 29 minutes - 40.7 MBThis week saw the launch of the Huawei Mate 40 and Mate 40 Pro smartphones, as well as a few other devices, including connected glasses and headphones. Pocket-lint's Cam joins Stuart to discuss the announcement and what it means for both the company and consumers. Stuart also speaks with Samsung's head of connected living, Kyle Brown, to find out how Samsung plans to improve our lives beyond controlling smart lights. Finally, Pocket-lint editor Chris grills Stuart on the iPhone 12 and iP...
Apple's big iPhone 12 reveal discussed - Pocket-lint podcast ep.75
October 15, 2020 23:00 - 24 minutes - 34.3 MBApple held its iPhone event this week, where it announced new 5G iPhones and a HomePod mini. And, as expected, the star of the show was the iPhone 12, with four new models: an iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max. However, it didn't launch the much-rumoured over-ear AirPods Studio, or AirTags. So, joining Stuart to discuss the big announcements and what they mean for consumers are associate editor Dan and features editor Britta. Visit us at pocket-lint.com, check...
Codemasters Dirt 5, Google Nest Audio reviewed, and the future of cinema - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 74
October 08, 2020 23:00 - 27 minutes - 38.4 MBWith the further delay of Bond film No Time to Die and Cineworld's subsequent decision to shut its 600-odd cinemas in the UK and US until next year, how will that affect the movie industry? Will we see more blockbusters heading straight to streaming services? Senior news editor Rik joins Stuart to discuss the possibilities before interviewing the development director of Dirt 5 at Codemasters to talk about the company's new game and, specifically, how it runs on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. To ...
Google Pixel 5, Samsung Galaxy S20 FE reviewed, and Challengermode interviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 73
October 01, 2020 23:00 - 24 minutes - 33.8 MBAfter weeks of rumours, Google launched the Google Pixel 5, Pixel 4a 5G, Nest Audio speaker and Chromecast with Google TV this week. Pocket-lint's editor Chris discusses what the devices are all about and whether you should be interested. Stuart talks with the co-founder and head of product at Challengermode, Philip Skogsberg, to find out how the grassroots esports company is working to make it easier for gamers to challenge others. Chris then returns to review the Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan...
Amazon devices launch, Oculus Quest 2 reviewed, and we talk retro gaming with Anstream Arcade - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 72
September 24, 2020 23:00 - 31 minutes - 43.3 MBAmazon announced a stack of new devices this week, including new Echoes, Echo Show 10, a cloud gaming service called Luna, and even a home-based drone that will fly around to let you see in any room - no, really. Fresh from the virtual event, associate editor Dan joins host Stuart to discuss more. Meanwhile, we talk to the founder of Antstream Arcade, a retro gaming streaming service that will let you play classic games, including those you remember on the Amiga and Commodore 64, on your ...
PS5 price, Apple Watch S6 reviewed, and we talk guitars with Fender - Pocket-lint podcast ep.71
September 17, 2020 23:00 - 35 minutes - 49.6 MBThis week sees things really ramping up in terms of product launches, with both Apple and PlayStation dominating the headlines. Apple started the week with its Time Flies event, where it unveiled the latest Apple Watch and new iPad Air, while Sony capped it off by confirming the price, launch date and day-one games for the PlayStation 5. Our senior news editor Rik joins Stuart to talk about PlayStation, and associate ed Dan pops in to talk all things Apple. Sandwiched between all that...
Xbox Series S, Motorola Razr reviewed, and we talk to BT Sport - Pocket-lint podcast ep.70
September 10, 2020 23:00 - 24 minutes - 33.9 MBThis week marked the 25th anniversary of the original PlayStation going on sale in the US, so the smart money was on Sony announcing a release date and price for the PS5. But this is 2020 and things are rarely going to plan these days. Instead, it was Xbox that dominated the news, with the announcement of a new console, the Xbox Series S, and pricing for the beefier Series X model. Pocket-lint's Rik joins Stuart to explain all. He also has a good chat with to the COO of BT Sport about th...
Best of IFA - New 5G, new laptops, and new gaming - Pocket-lint podcast ep.69
September 03, 2020 23:00 - 25 minutes - 35.5 MBIt was supposed to be IFA, Europe's largest tech show this week, but the current situation put paid to that. Thankfully though, that hasn't stopped companies announcing a slew of new technologies and products, with big announcements from Qualcomm, Intel, Nvidia, Samsung, Philips and many more. They were all keen to show us what they have in store for the coming months ahead. Pocket-lint's Rik and Dan join Stuart to discuss the big announcements and what they mean. Visit us at pocket-lint...
The latest Fitbits, Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 reviewed, and the future of the hearing aid - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 68
August 27, 2020 23:00 - 28 minutes - 40 MBIt's all about wearables this week. Whether on your wrist or in your ear, the wearable market has come a long way since the introduction of early trendsetters, like the Pebble smartwatch and Nike+ FuelBand. Our own features editor, Britta, kicks off the themed episode, joining host Stuart to talk about the latest Fitbit smartwatches and fitness tracker. Stuart then talks to the chief audiology officer at GN Hearing, the world's leading hearing aid maker, where he finds out how the compa...
BlackBerry returns, Samsung Note 20 Ultra reviewed, and the future of online clothes shopping - Pocket-lint podcast ep.67
August 20, 2020 23:00 - 26 minutes - 36.3 MBIf you're hankering for BlackBerry to make a comeback, then this is your week. A new 5G BlackBerry device with a physical keyboard is coming at the start of 2021 and our own Cam Bunton is here with all the details we know so far. Stuart then talks with the founder of Aristocracy London on how the traditional tailor brand has turned to technology to make sure your next suit fits. And reviews editor Mike Lowe is here to give us his verdict on the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Is it the sma...
Microsoft Surface Duo, Ebikes with Specialized, and we review the Sony WH-1000XM4 - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 66
August 13, 2020 23:00 - 29 minutes - 40.9 MBThis week we talk about the upcoming Microsoft Surface Duo folding phone come tablet - it's got a price and a launch date, but will you need it? Plus, Stuart talks to the category lead of Turbo at Specialized, David Alexander, about the company's e-Bike range. And finally, our senior news editor, Rik, has been testing the Sony WH-1000XM4 adaptive noise cancelling headphones. How are they different from last year's model and should you consider getting a pair? 00:33 - Dan and Stuart talk ...
Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Note 20 launch, What3Words CEO, and Withings Sleep Analyzer reviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 65
August 06, 2020 23:00 - 27 minutes - 37.9 MBThis week Pocket-lint Mike Lowe is here to tell us about the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Note 20 launch. What did Samsung reveal, should we get excited, and just how much is it all going to cost? Stuart talks to the co-founder and CEO of What3Words, Chris Sheldrick, about mapping the world, And Pocket-lint's Max Freeman-Mills has been sleeping on the job, well testing the Withing Sleep Analyzer to be more precise joins us later to tell us whether it's worth your cash. 00:30 - Mike and Stuart ...
Lego Super Mario, OnePlus Nord reviewed, and the AI that can cry - Pocket-lint podcast ep.64
July 30, 2020 23:00 - 33 minutes - 46 MBThis week Pocket-lint Dan's Grabham and Stuart talk about the new Lego Super Mario sets out on the 1 August that brings an interactive Nintendo experience to the humble Lego set. Stuart talks to the co-founder of AI voice technology company Sonantic about creating a voice AI that can cry, and Cam Bunton joins us to give his verdict on the new OnePlus Nord smartphone. Is it good enough to stand out from the crowd? 00:31 - Dan and Stuart talk Lego Super Mario 10:80 - Zeena Qureshi intervie...
OnePlus Nord launch, Renault Zoe reviewed, and we talk about a drug-free treatment for depression - Pocket-lint ep. 63
July 23, 2020 23:00 - 24 minutes - 34.2 MBThis week Pocket-lint's Cam Bunton is here to talk about the OnePlus Nord launch. Can a new sub-£400 smartphone really be an alternative to the £1000 flagship devices on the market that we all lust after. Stuart talks to Daniel Mansson, the founder of Flow, a drug-free treatment for depression comprising of a brain stimulation headset and an app therapy program about how the new technology can help people suffering from depression. And Chris Hall tells us about the new Renault Zoe electr...
Huawei 5G, Ghost of Tsushima reviewed, and America's Cup designer - Pocket-lint podcast ep.62
July 16, 2020 23:00 - 27 minutes - 48.9 MBThis week, associate editor Dan is here to talk about the new ban placed on Huawei by the UK government, its current part in the UK's 5G infrastructure, and how it will affect consumers over the next couple of years. Host Stuart talks to Nick Holroyd, the technical director and chief designer for America's Cup team Ineos. He reveals how they are using data to help bring home a victory in the world's oldest international sporting event. And Rik joins us to review the PlayStation 4's latest...
Sky Q update, VanMoof S3 e-bike reviewed, and the future of solar power - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 61
July 09, 2020 23:00 - 27 minutes - 45.6 MBThis week, Rik joins host Stuart to talk all things Sky Q, as the media giant starts rolling out a wave of new features to its satellite boxes. Will it make TV viewing better? Stuart also talks to the founder of Exeger, Giovanni Filli, who explains how his company has worked out how to print solar cells on devices - that way, they can be powered by light without the need for bulkier solar panels. And finally, our contributing editor, Max, has been cycling around town on the VanMoof S3 e-b...
OnePlus Nord, Bolt eScooters interview and we review the Acer Nitro 5 - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 60
July 02, 2020 23:01 - 35 minutes - 48.8 MBIn this week's podcast, contributing editor Cam joins host Rik Henderson to discuss OnePlus Nord – the company’s forthcoming phone and prospective range that hopes to shake up the mid-range mobile market.. Stuart Miles talks to the UK boss of Bolt, Samuel Raciti, in a very timely interview as the UK enters the trial phase of eScooters hitting the country's streets. And our resident PC gaming expert, Adrian, gives us the lowdown on the Acer Nitro 5 – a games laptop that features very decen...
iOS 14, macOS 11, Apple Silicon, and everything else from WWDC - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 59
June 25, 2020 23:00 - 37 minutes - 65.1 MBApple's WWDC keynote revealed a swathe of new features for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Mac, as well as a future roadmap for the company's computers. But how will those changes affect Apple's main devices and the plethora of other gadgets too? Host Stuart is joined by Pocket-lint's editor Chris and associate editor Dan to discuss all that was announced at the developers conference, not least Apple's additional confirmation that it is gradually switching its Mac laptops and deskto...
PlayStation 5, the new smart Casio G-Shock reviewed, and we talk Apple AR glasses - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 58
June 18, 2020 23:50 - 29 minutes - 49.6 MBThis week, Pocket-lint's Rik Henderson is here to talk all things Sony PlayStation 5 following the big reveal last week. Plus, with the news that Bose it's pulling out of the augmented reality market and the worry of industry unicorn, Magic Leap's imminent downfall, it's fitting that Stuart interviews BAFTA games committee member Andrew Elia about the future of AR. Finally, if that wasn't enough to excite, contributing editor Cam joins us to reveal how he's been getting on with the lates...
Apple could ditch Intel, Microsoft Surface Go 2 reviewed, and the future of work - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 57
June 11, 2020 23:00 - 26 minutes - 48.1 MBThis week, we discuss the potential of Apple switching to its own processors for future MacBooks in favour of Intel's, as the Cupertino firm seems to want to bring everything in house. Pocket-lint's associate editor Dan joins host Stuart to mull over what this would mean for users of Macs. Plus, we interview former Microsoft chief envisioning officer, Dave Coplin, who details the future of working remotely and education in a post coronavirus world. And finally, reviews editor Mike gives us ...
Sonos Arc reviewed, Roku interviewed, and Google Chromecast rumours - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 56
June 04, 2020 23:00 - 29 minutes - 47.7 MBAs lockdown continues, companies are focusing on how we use tech in the home and, in particular, enjoy the hours of streaming content we're all consuming. This week's podcast reflects that, with a bit of a streaming theme. There are rumours of a new Chromecast in the pipeline, codenamed Sabrina, which Pocket-lint editor Chris is here to discuss. Senior ed of news and features, Rik interviews the VP of programming at Roku to talk about how and what we're watching. And, to finish it all off, ...
Sky Q HDR, Sony ZV-1 camera reviewed, and we talk Sonos Arc with Giles Martin - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 55
May 28, 2020 23:01 - 32 minutes - 45.3 MBThis week, HDR content was added to Sky Q for the very first time, but not without caveats. Associate editor Dan joins host Rik Henderson to chat about its implementation, the content, and what you actually need to get it working. World-renowned music producer and Sonos' sound experience leader, Giles Martin, is in the interview seat this time, to tell us about the Sonos Arc, the complexities of mixing music in Dolby Atmos, and how the best sound equipment should fade into the background. ...
Facebook Shops, Samsung Galaxy Book S reviewed, and we talk motion capture with Vicon - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 54
May 21, 2020 23:00 - 28 minutes - 51.5 MBThis week saw Facebook launch a new feature. Called Shops, it allows businesses to set up stores on Facebook, Instagram and, eventually, Messenger and WhatsApp. Pocket-lint editor Chris tells us how it will work and what it means for you. Meanwhile, Stuart talks to the entertainment product manager at Vicon, Tim Doubleday, about how the world of motion capture is changing the way movies and games are created. And our reviews editor, Mike, reveals what he thinks of the Samsung Galaxy Book...
Dell XPS launch, Krisp tested, and a music producer tells us the tricks of the trade - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 53
May 14, 2020 23:00 - 25 minutes - 45.7 MBThis week. we've all the details on the new Dell XPS laptops that were announced, with associate editor Dan giving us his thoughts on why the laptop manufacturer has brought back its 17-inch model from 2011. Stuart talks to music producer, remixer and singer/songwriter, Estelle Rubio, on some of the technology tricks available to make music sound better. And, editor Chris gives his verdict on Krisp.ai, an app that promises to remove all background noise when you're on that all-important ...
New Sonos speakers, MateBook X Pro reviewed, and we talk to the inventor of a lamp for dyslexia sufferers - Pocket-lint ep. 52
May 07, 2020 23:00 - 23 minutes - 43.1 MBWell here we are, at episode 52 of our weekly Pocket-lint Podcast - we’ve made it to our 1st year anniversary. We hope you’ve enjoyed listening to it as much as we’ve enjoyed making it. It the last 12 months we’ve learnt so much and had some amazing guests, so make sure you check out our previous episodes. This week, senior editor of news, Rik, furnishes us with all the details from Sonos' major range refresh, including the Sonos Arc soundbar, new version of the Sub, Sonos Five speaker, ...
Google Meet, contact tracing, and DJI Mavic Air 2 reviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 51
April 30, 2020 23:00 - 58 minutes - 53.2 MBThis week, we've got all the latest details on the big announcements from the world of video calling. That includes Zoom's new software update, Google Meet turning into a free service, and how others are trying to keep in the game. Stuart also talks to anthropologist Genevieve Bell, a distinguished professor at the Australian National University and vice president of Intel, about how we're changing the way we interact with tech. She also explains what coming out of lockdown means and how we...
iPhone SE reviewed, Motorola Edge, and saving our coral reefs - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 50
April 23, 2020 23:00 - 30 minutes - 54.7 MBThis week, we've got details on the new Motorola Edge flagship smartphone, talk to Intel and Accenture about how they are working with the Sulubaaï Environmental Foundation to monitor coral reefs using AI, and associate editor Dan joins Stuart to talk about how he's been getting with the new Apple iPhone SE. We also wanted to tell you about our plant a tree initiative we've launched. Pocket-lint has teamed up with Resideo - the new home of Honeywell Home - to plant trees in your name fo...
iPhone SE, OnePlus 8 Pro reviewed, and Dell talks sustainability - Pocket-lint podcast ep 49
April 16, 2020 23:00 - 28 minutes - 49.9 MBThis week, Pocket-lint's associate editor Dan joins host Stuart to discuss the new Apple iPhone SE smartphone. Will it turn heads? Stuart also catches up with Dell's head of international sustainability, Louise Koch, to talk about how the company approaches eco-friendliness with its products. They also talk about Dell's plans for the future, and how it is already changing the way the company builds and designs its computers. Finally, fresh from the launch of the OnePlus 8, Pocket-lint's C...
Zoom tips, Mini Electric and Resideo interviewed - Pocket-lint Podcast 48
April 09, 2020 23:00 - 31 minutes - 56 MBThis week, Pocket-lint's editor Chris joins host Stuart to talk about the phenomenon that is Zoom, and how it is helping us all keep in touch while we stay at home during lockdown. Also, as part of Pocket-lint's sustainability month, Stuart chats with Honeywell's Andrew Hurst and Krzysztof Meinicke about how smart heating can save you bundles, while helping the planet by lowering your energy consumption. And finally, Chris returns to give you his verdict on Mini Electric car. We also wa...
Fitbit Charge 4, Powerbeats reviews, and we talk to Forest Carbon - Pocket-lint podcast ep 47
April 02, 2020 23:00 - 25 minutes - 44.9 MBThis week, the Fitbit Charge 4 has launched and Pocket-lint's editor Chris joins host Stuart to discuss the new fitness tracker. It add GPS for the first time, so is a big deal for Fitbit. Also, as part of Pocket-lint's Sustainability Month, Stuart chats with the co-founder of Forest Carbon, Stephen Prior, about how we can all plant many more trees to offset our carbon footprints and help save the planet. And finally, our contributing editor Cam Bunton gives us his verdict on the all-new...
Huawei P40 launch, iPad Pro reviewed, and Spencer Hyman on discovery - Pocket-lint podcast ep 46
March 27, 2020 00:00 - 34 minutes - 57.3 MBPocket-lint's reviews editor, Mike Lowe, joins host Stuart to discuss Huawei's three new flagship phones as part of the P40 range. Are they still worth considering even though they come without Google services? We also chat with the co-founder of online chocolate store, Cocoarunners.com, Spencer Hyman. Hyman reveals how the discovery of new products online can be made easier and better for consumers. And, as a special bonus for Pocket-lint Podcast listeners, he has given us £10 off your fi...
Apple's new iPad Pro, Land Rover Defender's connected future, and Animal Crossing reviewed - Pocket-lint ep 45
March 20, 2020 00:00 - 29 minutes - 54.9 MBThis week, Apple announced the launch of not only an update to the MacBook Air, but two new iPad Pro models. And, as well as sport a range of new features, they are now compatible with an optional new accessory - the Magic Keyboard. Unlike the smart keyboard we've had before, this one comes complete with a trackpad for improved usability. Pocket-lint's Dan Grabham joins host Stuart to discuss the announcements. Stuart also caught up with Jaguar Land Rover's connected car director, Peter ...
Dyson's new products, Trustpilot CEO interviewed, and the Oppo Find X2 Pro reviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 44
March 13, 2020 00:01 - 31 minutes - 59.6 MBDyson's been busy, it's launched not one, but two new devices this week. The first is the Dyson Corrale, a hair straightener that uses lower heat than conventional products, with the company claiming it should reduce the potential hair damage. The other is an update to its robot vacuum cleaner range: the Dyson Heurist. Pocket-lint associate editor, Dan Grabham, visited the company's HQ in Malmesbury to see the new products, catching up with founder Sir James Dyson in the process. They disc...
Disney+, Media Molecule interview, and Samsung Galaxy Buds+ reviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep 43
March 06, 2020 00:01 - 28 minutes - 39.1 MBThis week, we look at the plethora of Disney+ news to have come our way recently, as the streaming service nears its 24 March release date in the UK and Central Europe. Host Rik Henderson is joined by Pocket-lint’s associate editor Dan Grabham, who explains the deal Sky made to integrate Disney+ into its Sky Q service, why The Mandalorian will only feature weekly from launch even though it’s now all available in the States, and what the future might hold for the platform. Rik then chats wi...
MWC announcements, future of Lego, and the Fujifilm X-T4 previewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep 42
February 28, 2020 00:00 - 28 minutes - 53.3 MBThis week was supposed to host the world's largest phone trade show, Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, but it had to be cancelled due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak. Still, that didn't stop a number of companies revealing products they planned to launch anyway - using virtual conferences instead. Pocket-lint's editor, Chris Hall, joins Stuart to discuss all the big announcements. Also, back at the end of January, Stuart caught up with Lego's head of marketing in the UK and Ir...
Galaxy Z Flip screen discoveries, HTC Vive interview, and Sennheiser's new headphones reviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 41
February 21, 2020 00:01 - 27 minutes - 38 MBThis week, we look at the display of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and, specifically, a few oddities we discovered during our extensive testing period. What does it mean for the innovative foldable clamshell phone and the form factor in general? Pocket-lint's editor Chris Hall explains all. We also talk to HTC Europe's general manager, Graham Wheeler, about the expansion of the HTC Vive Cosmos headset range and the different devices and interchangeable faceplates due to hit stores soon. He also...
Samsung S20 launch, Z Flip and The Mandalorian orchestrator interviewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 40
February 14, 2020 00:00 - 33 minutes - 58.8 MBThis week we've seen the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy S20 range and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, the company's second foldable phone. The new flagship models promise a bevy of high-end tech for those keen to lap it up and Pocket-lint editor Chris Hall joins me to discuss all the announcements and whether they are worth your hard-earned cash. Away from Samsung, Stuart also chatted to movie and TV orchestrator and composer, Jonathan Beard, about his latest project: Heavenquest: A Pilgrim's...
Ring privacy issues, Sportable, and we ride in a Nissan autonomous car - Pocket-lint podcast ep 39
February 07, 2020 00:01 - 31 minutes - 43 MBThis week, we look at the autonomous concept car from Nissan that drove 230-miles across England, all without anyone at the wheel. It was a ground-breaking journey too, considering it traversed and navigated on and around numerous different road conditions and scenarios – including roundabouts, motorways and curb-less lanes. Pocket-lint's Stuart Miles talks about the AI vehicle and what it was like to take a driverless ride in it. We also chat with high-performance, real-time 3D sports trac...
Honda e, Panasonic talks 8K, and we review Tado - Pocket-lint podcast ep 38
January 31, 2020 05:00 - 25 minutes - 47.1 MBFirst announced at the Frankfurt Motor Show last year, Honda's final production model of its new electric car has finally been revealed. It's the Honda e and Pocket-lint editor Chris Hall has already driven one. Fresh off the plane from Valencia he joins us to tell us what he thinks, and what the new car means for the electric car industry as a whole. Meanwhile, during CES earlier in the month, Stuart caught up with the global head of product planning at Panasonic TV, Yasushi Murayama, to ...
Sonos, Xero MD, and the new Philips TVs previewed - Pocket-lint podcast ep. 37
January 24, 2020 05:00 - 27 minutes - 50.3 MBSonos has announced that it is stopping support for some of its "legacy" products so, while they continue to work, they won't be getting future feature updates. Associate editor Dan joins Stuart to discuss what it means for Sonos speaker users and other connected hardware in the future. Meanwhile, late last year Stuart hosted a couple of fireside chats with several guest speakers at Xerocon. He used his backstage pass access to catch up with the co-founder and managing director of Xero, ...