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"Our revels now are ended, Kirk."
That's a quote from Star Trek VI, paraphrasing a line from Shakespeare's The Tempest. In the latter instance (minus the "Kirk" bit) it's a conceit of sorts, an admission that the play is a falsehood - and an observation that so, perhaps, is life. In the former example it's a wisecrack from a Klingon bent on shooting our favorite captain's ship out from under him. In both cases, it's a kind of farewell. And in today's example, it's also a goodbye - to the old times.
That's a pretty dramatic way of saying that we're finally, officially past the post-CES slump - and full-on immersed in the news fires of the new year. The buzz of the trade show has faded into the background, and today's speculation and leak traffic revolves instead around devices not yet seen, from the HTC M8 (and M8x) to the Galaxy Note 3 Neo to a temporarily rejuvenated BlackBerry to the (sorta) dual-platform Android/Windows Phone device ... and beyond.
All that, plus a rallying wrist-load of wearable news and more coherence than you've come to expect, await you on episode 080 of the Pocketnow Weekly! So turn the volume up and rip the knob off: we're here to talk mobile tech, and it's gonna get weird (in all the right kinds of ways). Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. Join our forums to offer topic suggestions and more. And thanks for listening!
Pocketnow Weekly Episode 080
Recording Date
01/22/2014
Hosts
Michael Fisher
Jaime Rivera
Taylor Martin
Podcast Rundown
Android (00:04:19)
Sony launches WiFi-only Xperia Z Ultra
Rumored Xperia Z2 screenshots appear to confirm hardware details
Motorola aiming for $50 smartphone
Moto X wooden options finally available
HTC "M8x" appears in gov't database
Galaxy Note 3 Neo renders arrive
New Samsung UI looks a lot like Magazine UI
Windows (00:48:08)
Microsoft-Nokia deal finally ready to wrap up?
Microsoft disputes rumor of billion-dollar WP8 payments
Dual-mode Android-Windows Phone(ish) handset a reality
What is Windows 8 Embedded Handheld and how is it different from WP8?
Microsoft "Cortana" may actually feature the Halo character's voice, beta in April
iOS (01:04:48)
Is this what iOS in the Car will look like?
BlackBerry (01:09:24)
As BlackBerry attempts to find its footing, government interest looks strong
Wearables (01:14:28)
One month with Pebble - chronicles of a nonbeliever
Smartwatch keyboard concept looks pretty usable
Partial Galaxy Gear compatibility comes to Nexus 5
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"Our revels now are ended, Kirk."
That's a quote from Star Trek VI, paraphrasing a line from Shakespeare's The Tempest. In the latter instance (minus the "Kirk" bit) it's a conceit of sorts, an admission that the play is a falsehood - and an observation that so, perhaps, is life. In the former example it's a wisecrack from a Klingon bent on shooting our favorite captain's ship out from under him. In both cases, it's a kind of farewell. And in today's example, it's also a goodbye - to the old times.
That's a pretty dramatic way of saying that we're finally, officially past the post-CES slump - and full-on immersed in the news fires of the new year. The buzz of the trade show has faded into the background, and today's speculation and leak traffic revolves instead around devices not yet seen, from the HTC M8 (and M8x) to the Galaxy Note 3 Neo to a temporarily rejuvenated BlackBerry to the (sorta) dual-platform Android/Windows Phone device ... and beyond.
All that, plus a rallying wrist-load of wearable news and more coherence than you've come to expect, await you on episode 080 of the Pocketnow Weekly! So turn the volume up and rip the knob off: we're here to talk mobile tech, and it's gonna get weird (in all the right kinds of ways). Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Tell your friends about the show so we don't have to do a telethon to stay on the air. Join our forums to offer topic suggestions and more. And thanks for listening!
Pocketnow Weekly Episode 080
Recording Date
01/22/2014
Hosts
Michael Fisher
Jaime Rivera
Taylor Martin
Podcast Rundown
Android (00:04:19)
Sony launches WiFi-only Xperia Z Ultra
Rumored Xperia Z2 screenshots appear to confirm hardware details
Motorola aiming for $50 smartphone
Moto X wooden options finally available
HTC "M8x" appears in gov't database
Galaxy Note 3 Neo renders arrive
New Samsung UI looks a lot like Magazine UI
Windows (00:48:08)
Microsoft-Nokia deal finally ready to wrap up?
Microsoft disputes rumor of billion-dollar WP8 payments
Dual-mode Android-Windows Phone(ish) handset a reality
What is Windows 8 Embedded Handheld and how is it different from WP8?
Microsoft "Cortana" may actually feature the Halo character's voice, beta in April
iOS (01:04:48)
Is this what iOS in the Car will look like?
BlackBerry (01:09:24)
As BlackBerry attempts to find its footing, government interest looks strong
Wearables (01:14:28)
One month with Pebble - chronicles of a nonbeliever
Smartwatch keyboard concept looks pretty usable
Partial Galaxy Gear compatibility comes to Nexus 5
•
Thanks for listening!
Tune in next week for more!
Subscribe:
About us:
PocketnowVideo is the official YouTube channel of Pocketnow.com. We feature Android, iOS, and Windows Phone news, reviews, unboxings, opinion pieces, and tons of awesome comparisons. If you love mobile as much as we do, be sure to subscribe!
Follow us:
Follow the hosts:
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