Hasta La Gadget!

Still restless from the Xbox One unveiling, we bring you episode 345 of the Engadget Podcast. This time around, Peter Rojas and Tim Stevens grace the microphones (Brian sadly wasn’t able to make it). Ready for our post-event thoughts with sides of Tumblr, Flickr, Yahoo and more? Stream all the audio goodness below or join us past the break to subscribe and watch the video version.

Hosts: Tim Stevens, Peter Rojas

Producer: Joe Pollicino

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Live Pre-recorded from a coffee shop near Google I/O, it’s episode 344 of the Engadget Podcast. Tim and Brian may not drink coffee, but rest assured the bustling surroundings (hint: loud cars) kept this show’s energy high — that and apple cider. Get excited for some commentary on everything from Glass to redesigned Maps and get to streaming below.

Hosts: Tim Stevens, Brian Heater

Producers: Joe Pollicino, Benjamin Harrison

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Shepherd three tech journos into a room, provide them with microphones, and what do you get? No, not bad karaoke… you get a podcast of course. Though, if the former were to happen, they’d probably go for (and mispronounce) something by The Boss.

Hosts: Tim Stevens, Brian Heater, Peter Rojas

Producers: James Trew, Joe Pollicino

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Hulu, Blockbuster, Kaleidescape and Amazon form an odd group of digital video distributors, but they’re joined together to open this week’s podcast. While Amazon’s Lovefilm is HD ready on the PS3 for the first time, Kaleidescape is bringing Blu-ray quality downloads to owners of its high end hardware, Hulu is thriving under unlikely circumstances and Blockbuster… what is Blockbuster doing? Paid subscription rumors for YouTube, news about Comcast’s X1 DVR platform are also on deck, press play for the full run down.

Hosts: Ben Drawbaugh (@bjdraw), Richard Lawler (@rjcc)

Producer: James Trew (@itstrew)

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This week’s show shows what happens when the unstoppable force of technology meets the immovable object of our team’s cynicism and stinginess. The gang continues its discussion on Google Glass, doesn’t think much of Illumiroom and gets weirdly philosophical when it comes to the latest words to come from Thorsten Heins’ mouth. Plus, the team get wistful for a Nokia phone launched in 2007 and try (and fail) to use voice communication to send smartphone messages to each other.

Hosts: Dan Cooper, Mat Smith, James Trew

Producer: James Trew

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