TechRadar Podcast

This week’s episode of the TechRadar Podcast sees our (mostly Android-fan) panel talking about Apple’s new devices, Sony’s big PS5 Pro announcement and debate who won the big phone and wearable showdown of 2024. Join Josephine Watson, Hamish Hector, Matt Evans and special guest Rob Dunne as we answer your burning questions about the next generation of tech. 00:00 intro 00:34 Hello! 01:40 ICYMI: the biggest tech events 02:50 Lost your table tennis bat? Try using the Honor Magic V3 foldable instead 03:40 DJI Neo: cute and affordable drone 04:30 Sony unleashed the PS5 Pro 11:05 Apple Watch series 10: what's new 13:26 Apple Watch redesign 15:25 Battery life - give us more!! 19:00 AirPods: hearing health features 22:50 iPhone 16 series TWO new buttons 26:00 Camera Button impressions from an Android-fan 30:00 AI or Apple Intelligence: market issue 35:40 Who is the winner of this year? iPhone? Foldables? Samsung? 43:00 Barbie phone from HMD 44:15 Wearables winner 50:10 Outro

In this special episode of the TechRadar Podcast, we flew out to Cupertino to see all of Apple’s new devices, joined by tech content creator Katarina Mogus and Rich DeMuro, KTLA tech reporter in Apple’s podcast studio to share our first impressions. Do we love or hate the new Camera Capture “button”? Are we going to call it a button even though Apple doesn’t want to? Will the AirPods Pro 2 become the next generation’s hearing aids? Tune in to find out this and more.

This month, we're talking all about Google's new hardware, including our thoughts on how the Pixel 9 Pro Fold compares to its biggest competition, the Galaxy Z Fold 6. We'll also give the rundown on what Gemini AI features are actually worth the hype, talking about Meta's strange AI chatbots, the impending Disney Plus password-sharing crackdown and all of our biggest predictions for the next generation of iPhones and Apple Watches. To discuss these topics and more, our Managing Editor, Lifestyle Josephine Watson as well as our Editor at Large Lance Ulanoff are back again and joined by Matt Evans, Fitness and Wearables Editor and Hamish Hector, Senior Staff Writer.

In this month's episode we're once again discussing AI (surprise surprise), but not just any old AI - we're talking Apple Intelligence. We'll be sharing the highs, the lows and our biggest burning questions from WWDC, unpacking Samsung's Galaxy Ring lawsuit and decoding Meta Quest 3S' multiple leaks. To discuss these topics and more, our Managing Editor, Lifestyle Josephine Watson as well as our Editor at Large Lance Ulanoff are back again and joined by Matt Evans, Fitness and Wearables Editor and Hamish Hector, Senior Staff Writer. 00:00 Intro 00:35 ICYMI: the biggest news 01:45 Prime Day 2024 02:44 how you break Kindles 03:12 Amazon Fire TV deal 03:36 DJI drone might soon be banned in the US 05:48 DJI cycles its way out of a US ban 08:10 new Samsung Galaxy tech (our thoughts) 10:05 Sydney Sweeney at Samsung Unpacked 11:22 Foldables: yay or nay? 12:31 The Flip concept doesn't make sense, here is why 13:25 what device Sydney Sweeney uses 14:01 what's wrong with iPhone 14:54 anti-flip phone rant you CAN'T MISS 17:06 foldable smartphone market share 18:33 bendable phone 19:22 The Samsung Galaxy Ring explained 23:30 The Ring and the Watch combo 24:30 all wearables are starting to look the same 33:00 Crowdstrike chaos 39:35 should we expect another outage? 44:38 next big events, outro

In this month's episode we're once again discussing AI (surprise surprise), but not just any old AI - we're talking Apple Intelligence. We'll be sharing the highs, the lows and our biggest burning questions from WWDC, unpacking Samsung's Galaxy Ring lawsuit and decoding Meta Quest 3S' multiple leaks.To discuss these topics and more, our Managing Editor, Lifestyle Josephine Watson as well as our Editor at Large Lance Ulanoff are back again and joined by Matt Evans, Fitness and Wearables Editor and Hamish Hector, Senior Staff Writer. 00:00 Intro 00:50 Has Apple hijacked the AI hype train with Apple Intelligence? 02:39 ICYMI: the biggest news 03:57 Samsung sues Oura in pre-emptive Galaxy Ring strike 08:28 Meta can't stop leaking its next VR headset 12:35 WWDC: what's new? 13:55 Parachuting at WWDC 15:00 Lance confronts Tim Cook about Apple Intelligence 18:35 Apple Watch might be getting a battery upgrade 20:14 Siri update has a huge issue 21:45 Explaining iPad calculator hype 31:00 Siri isn't in the developer's beta 33:30 Private Cloud Compute: A new frontier for AI privacy 36:35 Wearables and privacy: what you need to know 41:33 What to expect from Apple 43:50 Personal shopper: best Bluetooth trackers 47:52 Outro

In this episode you’ll find in-depth analysis of the industry’s sustainability practices – including our tips for how you can be more green with your gadgets – as well as our thoughts on the latest AI wearables: the Rabbit R1 and Humane AI pin. We also give you a breakdown of what we think of the brand new iPad Pro and iPad Air tablets that Apple just unveiled. To discuss these topics and more, we’ve brought back Managing Editor, Lifestyle Josephine Watson as well as our Editor at Large Lance Ulanoff from episode one. They’re joined by Matt Bolton – our Managing Editor, Entertainment – and TechRadar’s Global Editor in Chief Marc Mclaren.

TechRadar is taking the tech chat that happens on our Zooms, at our desks, and in the halls, and moving it to an official space: The TechRadar Podcast. We know, it's not the most original name, but this deep discussion among tech experts on topics ranging from CES 2024 highlights to AI and a live demo of Apple Vision Pro is the kind of insightful consumer electronics and technology commentary you come to TechRadar for each and every day (because we know you visit us constantly). For this inaugural episode, we brought together team leaders for some of our biggest channels, including smart home expert and Managing Editor, Lifestyle Josephine Watson, Senior Phones Editor Alex Walker-Todd, the uber-fit Fitness, Wellness, and Wearables Editor Matt Evans, and podcast host and Editor at Large Lance Ulanoff. We're joined this week by Tom | The Tech Chap (we affectionately call him "Tech Chap" or "Tom").