Summary: SMRPodcast #129: Chicken Wings And Beer Part 6 It was a fun 129th episode of the SMRPodcast where we started out without Rod but he ends up joining us for the show. We laid out a few PSA’s for our listeners but we did get into some interesting discussions about the Apple Account hack that occurred, BlackBerry getting other manufacturers to build their devices, and Windows 8 adoption predictions. We also touch on Apple’s pulling the YouTube app from iOS and Nokia’s planned announcement of Windows Phone 8 devices. Have a Listen... Recorded: August 7th, 2012 Published: August 8th, 2012 Duration: 01hr 7min 00sec SUBSCRIBE FOR AUTOMATIC DOWNLOADS Standard RSS Hosts: Rod Simmons @RodSimmons Chris Ashley @bigcashley Robb Dunewood @RobbDunewood SHOW TOPICS Opening Thoughts Rod is out so we have to clown him a little with this next episode of Chicken Wings and Beer Robb provides a PSA for Facebook users Rod actually makes the show We talk about the huge Apple account hack that happened to @Mat Rod explains how they accomplished the hack Robb feels bad for him Chris still throws in a Microsoft backed jab BlackBerry head Thorsten Heins makes an interesting statement about RIM Robb explains RIM possible tactic to sell BlackBerry 10 devices Rod says it is not going to work Robb also talks about other ways RIM can make money Apple pulling the YouTube app from iOS Robb thinks it is a good thing if Google has their own app Rod points out that they could replace Google Sear too Chris thinks they can certainly use Bing instead of Google Nokia to announce Windows Phone 8 September 5th Chris points to the rumor of three devices being announced Robb says devices must be available sooner than November Windows 8 went RTM Robb wants to know if it will be adopted as well as Vista Chris says yes it will Rod points out what could prevent adoption from happening Picks of the Week Skype for Android (VOIP App)Robb Dunewood (RIMarkable) Touchdown for Android (Email app for Android)Rod Simmons (SimpleMobileReview) Soul by Ludacris Headsets (Stereo Headsets) Chris Ashley (WinGadgetNews / SimpleMobileReview)
