Wired's Gadget Lab Podcast in Audio
Summary: Listen in every week as the Wired product team waxes poetic about the gadget news of the past few days. It may not change your life, but you'll hear our take on a range of products, from the latest laptop computers to the hottest geek toys on the planet. Laugh. Cry. Learn. Love. Just tune in. We'll do the rest.
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Podcasts:
The Gadget Lab crew go over the best TV tech from the Election Day broadcasts, including CNN's faux holograms and NBC's Virtual Reality 3D rooms. Plus: Future phone interfaces might allow voice recognition, the FCC opens up the static spectrum, and the five top gadgets that are so useless you should throw them out right now.
The U.S. Army is developing paper thin displays. Is the Dell XPS-One worth the price? Plus: Halloween gadgets to spruce up your night. Featuring Gadget Lab's Daniel Dumas, Priya Ganapati, and Brian X. Chen
T-Mobile launches the G1 -- the first GooglePhone -- with jugglers and a live band. We get our hands on the new MacBook (and talk about its disturbing lack of Firewire), and we talk about what Apple might do now that it's the third-largest phone manufacturer in the world. Plus: Wired.com's flashy new product reviews website. Featuring Gadget Lab's Dylan Tweney, Jose Fermoso, and Brian X. Chen
The Gadget Lab crew review the HTC G1, the first phone with Google's Android software to go on the market. Plus: Apple's new Macbooks are no Netbooks, the A2B Electric Bike, and the psychology study that suggests people see Sen. Obama as an iPhone. With Daniel Dumas, Jose Fermoso and Brian Chen.
Gadget-philes around the country are waiting with bated breath for the upcoming product announcement from Apple. As-per-usual the rumor mill is rife with speculation. Will it be a lightweight mini-notebook? Perhaps a new manufacturing process that allows for the production of a new line of featherweight products. Whatever the case may be, we'll find out on Tuesday when the announcement occurs. We also talk about a hands-on with RIM's new BlackBerry Storm, the review of the Lenovo S10, and the recent news that Steve Fosset was not wearing a Breitling emregency transponder safety watch when he went missing. With Wired.com's Daniel Dumas, Brian Chen, and Jose Fermoso.
The tech world goes gaga for 3-D, with a prototype Fujifilm camera that can shoot three-dimensional stereoscopic images, plus a super HDTV from Philips that will show three-dimensional images without requiring any special glasses or goggles. Plus: Why your next computer will be a tiny netbook, Apple lifts its iPhone NDA, and our review of a slender 42-inch LCD HDTV from JVC. With Wired.com's Dylan Tweney, Jose Fermoso and Brian X. Chen.
Wired's Gadget Lab crew talks about the week's biggest gadget story: thefirst phone to use Google's Android operating system. Built by HTC, the T-Mobile G1 is a bit of a disappointment, hardware-wise, but it's only thefirst of many "Googlephones." Plus: We review Motorola's newest Razr, and Nikon's new D90 -- a digital SLR that also shoots high-def video. This week's episode features Danny Dumas, Jose Fermoso and Brian X. Chen.
The upcoming HTC Dream, the first phone based on Google's Android operating system. Plus, we review the Sony Alpha 900 camera, the Slacker 2 media player, and talk about a creepy, hairy, anti-toy designed to freak you out.
The Gadget Lab crew talk about Microsoft's new Zunes and how they stack up against Apple's new iPods. Plus: Sony's new digital SLR camera, the Alpha 900, and highlights from the upcoming crop of TVs. Dylan Tweney, Jose Fermoso and Brian Chen.
The new, 1-terabyte Tivo HD XL, the Peek email device, and iPhone 3G problems continue as someone files suit against Apple and AT&T. Plus: Apple has a special event planned for Sept. 9, and we expect it to include a new, widescreen Nano.
The Gadget Lab crew discusses the Nikon D90 SLR camera (which now has the ability to record high-definition video), the Palm Treo Pro, and the results of Wired.com's iPhone 3G data connectivity survey. Plus: iPhone Girl!
The Gadget Lab crew discusses the Palm Treo Pro (and Palm's future), the iPhone's 3G network problems, the Lenovo Ideapad U110, and what operating systems Wired people use. Dylan Tweney, Jose Fermoso and Brian Chen.
The Gadgeteers discuss the new Micro Four Thirds standard for SLR-quality point-and-shoot cameras, micro-sized houses on wheels, the new MSI Wind mini-notebook, and the Eee Box tabletop PC.
Wired.com's Gadget Lab editors review the latest, 2008 edition of the T-Mobile Sidekick, Nokia's iPhone-killing E71, and take a first look at the home vintner's dream, the WinePod. Plus: Wakin to bacon!
Wired.com editors Dylan Tweney, Danny Dumas and Jose Fermoso discuss Nokia's efforts to create a standard platform for mobile phones -- which, we hope, may kick of an era of innovation and interoperability instead of the mess we have today. Plus: a preview of Monster Cable's Dr. Dre-branded headphones, and a very shocking anti-theft device for bicycles.
