The PC Pro Podcast

On this week's show, the team discuss Nokia coming under attack from its own CEO, Intel's recall U-turn, BT's "interference free" router, and the Government's anti-porn agenda. Plus, there's a 3D marvel nominated as this week's Hot Hardware.

On this week's argument-strewn podcast the team get their teeth into Intel's Sandy Bridge chipset recall, the Government's dithering over the Digital Economy Act, the end of unlimited backups and the price of eBooks. Plus, AMD's Atom rival steps up as this week's Hot Hardware.

On this week's podcast we discuss an awkward day in court for the file-sharing lawyers, Google's smartphone printing service, whether IT graduates should work for free, and Eric Schmidt's departure as Google CEO. Plus, an unusual scanner is nominated as Hot Hardware of the Week.

On this week's show we discuss Apple's stellar results and Steve Jobs' departure, Microsoft muscling-in on the £98 PC scheme, Windows 8 on phones and Facebook's latest brush with privacy problems. Plus, the Tranquil ixLS media centre is nominated as Hot Hardware.

On this week's show T-Mobile feels the wrath of our podcast team for its data policies, Apple's App Store gets hacked within a day of opening and we also wonder exactly why Google is dropping H.264 support from Chrome. It's even worse for the boss of AMD, who loses his job, and "innocent" users of Twitter whose accounts are opened up to the US authorities. Finally, we try to work out if a tablet attached to a printer is genius or stupidity.

On our first podcast of 2011, the team discusses the deluge of tablets at CES, plus a new type of scanner from Lexmark. We also look at BT’s plans for fibre broadband and net neutrality, and ponder the future of social networking. Our candidate for Hot Hardware of the week is Intel’s new Sandy Bridge CPUs.

On this week's Christmas Special edition of the podcast, Tim Danton slips on the quiz master's jacket and tests the team's knowledge of the year in tech. Find out how the team prosper/flounder with the Guess The News Story, Mystery Gadget and Name That Quote rounds.

On this week's podcast we look forward to Windows 8 tablets, look in disbelief at 3's wireless data plans, talk about a bad day in court for the file-sharing lawyers, and celebrate an end to sponsored blog "reviews". Finally, Sasha Muller nominates a stylish all-in-one printer as this week's Hot Hardware.

On this week's PC Pro podcast we reveal what's going at Google, investigate an alleged antivirus software scam, probe into BT's 1Gbit/sec broadband trials and find out why file-sharers aren't in it for the money. Plus, the Orb MP-1 media streamer is up for Hot Hardware of the Week.

This week: the team tackles the WikiLeaks scandal, in the week where we discovered the truth about the UK Government's attempt to keep Gary McKinnon out of US jails, a rival supplier accuses BT of acting like a heroin dealer over fibre broadband, and Darien Graham-Smith exudes sympathy for the Pirate Bay trio. Plus, we discuss the ramifications of HP dropping Windows Home Server and attempt to work out whether a 3TB hard disk deserves to be the hot hardware of the week.

On this week's show we attempt to make sense of the Government's net neutrality policy, watch in wonder as the data watchdog works out how to dish out fines, work out what the release of Facebook rival Diaspora means for social networking, and feel a little bit of sympathy for SAP and its $1.3 billion fine. Plus, Jon Bray nominates the Veebeam HD as Hot Hardware of the Week.

On this week's packed show the team discuss PC World's decision to pull Toshiba's tablet off its shelves, Facebook's "Gmail killer", the best operating system for netbooks, and whether you can replace newspapers with iPad apps. Plus, Mike Jennings nominates a Zotac media centre as Hot Hardware of the Week.

On this week's show the team discuss Panda's idea of a Windows security software ballot, Steve Ballmer's future at Microsoft, the "non-event" of Windows 7 SP1 and whether Virgin should open up its cable network. Plus, the new 11in MacBook Air is up for Hot Hardware of the Week.

On this week's podcast, the team discusses shrinking chips, Google's Buzz settlement, unemployed IT grads and the highs and lows of mobile broadband, while the Samsung Galaxy Tablet is nominated hot hardware of the week

On this week's show the team discusses Google's data security woes, Rupert Murdoch's digital newsstand failure, the Mac App Store, and self-assembling chips, while the dual-core Samsung NF210 netbook is nominated hot hardware of the week.