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Plug into the latest Engadget Podcast for the lowdown on all the hottest, dirtiest, nastiest Apple Tablet rumors! Too hot for text! If you don’t get down with the Crowd from Cupertino you can also feast your ears on sultry Finnish imports, steamy webOS reviews, and yeah, even some wild and wooly Windows Mobile wishes! FREE for a limited time only. Featuring Chris “Zazzle” Ziegler. Void where prohibited.

Hosts: Joshua Topolsky, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller
Guest: Chris Ziegler
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Song: Electrodreams – Where It’s At

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01:50 – Nokia N900 review
13:40 – Nokia Ovi Maps with free turn-by-turn navigation hands-on
13:49 – Nokia offering free turn-by-turn navigation on smartphones globally (updated)
19:32 – Palm Pre Plus (and Pixi Plus) review
29:40 – Palm Pre Plus shows off multitasking upgrade with 50 simultaneous apps (video)
31:10 – The Engadget Show – 005: Google’s Erick Tseng, CES wrap-up, WiDi, AR.Drone, and more!
31:15 – Next Android version will be called Froyo, says Erick Tseng
31:37 – Windows Mobile 7 megarumor: LG Apollo and HTC Obsession running flagship ‘720p’ specs, Zune Phone Experience
32:40 – Microsoft’s Twitter chatter suggests Danger is up to something — Pink drawing near?
34:10 – It’s on: Apple holding January 27th event to show off its ‘latest creation’
36:00 – Apple rumor roundup: pipe dreams, Lala’s role and Verizon’s iPhone 4G
38:00 – WSJ: Apple tablet to have books, games, music, TV, will make sandwiches
40:00 – Apple Tablet rumor roundup: summer 2010 edition
42:00 – Apple rumor roundup: future of media edition
45:00 – WSJ: Apple and HarperCollins negotiating e-book deal for tablet
47:40 – Next week’s Apple event to be iLife / iPhone OS 4.0 / tablet trifecta?
56:30 – Apple rumor roundup: iPhone patent 4.0 edition

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Engadget Podcast 180 – 01.22.2010 originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:46:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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I hopped off the plane at LAS with a dream and my MacBook Pro
Welcome to the show of tech and glow, whoa will I make a big win?
Jumped in a cab, here I am for the third time
Look to the right, and I see the CES sign

This is all so crazy, everybody seems so nerdy
My tummy’s turnin’ from some cheese I ate at DigEx
Too much e-ink and I’m wired
That’s when the podcast man turned on the radio

And the Miley song was on
And the Miley song was on
And the Miley song was on

Hosts: Joshua Topolsky, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Song: Party in the U.S.A. (Chopped and Screwed)

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05:00 – Pixel Qi screens to be used by a major manufacturer in 2010
15:30 – Qualcomm Mirasol display video hands-on in glorious 1080p
19:35 – Live from Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo’s CES 2010 keynote
32:43 – Andy Rubin on multitouch in Android: ‘I personally don’t like two-handed operations’
33:20 – Live from All Things D at CES 2010
40:01 – Dell divulges Mini 3 details, tablet (Mini 5?) caught running Android 1.6 (update: video!)
46:20 – Windows Mobile 7 coming to MWC in February, not just ‘evolutionary’
59:15 – Boxee Box interface demo video

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Engadget Podcast 178: CES 2010 Day 4 – 01.09.2010 [Chopped n’ Screwed Remix] originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Let’s face it: The iPhone’s camera kind of stinks. And if you suck at photography, it really makes it obvious. Fortunately, there’s a host of iPhone apps out there to beautify your shots. The ones I like most maintain the iPhone’s principle of keeping things simple.

In this episode of the Gadget Lab video podcast, I demonstrate two iPhone apps that make image editing easy and one app that lets you quickly post photos on the web. CameraBag is a $2 app that automatically applies effects filters to your photos, TiltShift creates a depth-of-field effect to make photos look professional and Flick It is a free app that uploads shots straight to Flickr.

This episode of the Gadget Lab podcast was produced by Annaliza Savage, with camera work by Michael Lennon, and audio engineering and video editing by Fernando Cardoso.

Camera Bag Download Link [iTunes]

TiltShift Download Link [iTunes]

Flick It Download Link [iTunes]

See Also:

• Video: iPhone App 'Postman' Saves Trees
• Gadget Lab Video: iPhone Game TowerMadness Is Addictive, Time …

Hosts: Joshua Topolsky, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Song: Dr. Zilog – My Girls

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00:01:40 – Toshiba’s JournE touch multimedia tablet (updated with hands-on video!)
00:12:15 – Toshiba BDX2000 Blu-ray player coming November for $250, gives HD-DVD the final cold shoulder
00:19:16 – Sony VAIO X slimster hands-on
00:26:03 – Video: Xperia Pureness (codename Kiki) announced
00:38:05 – HTC Hero heading to Sprint October 11th for $179.99, no chin in sight (update: exclusive to Sprint)
00:43:44 – Video: Nokia’s N900, N97 mini, X3, X6 and Booklet 3G hands-on roundup
00:52:50 – LG BL40 Chocolate Touch hands-on
00:59:06 – AT&T rolling out MMS to iPhone on September 25, tethering ‘in the future’
01:02:42 – Apple holding ‘rock and roll’ themed event, September 9th
01:06:55 – Eyes-on Panasonic’s Full HD 3D plasma and Blu-ray combo
01:10:05 – Sharp PC-Z1 NetWalker hands-on: Ubuntu like you’ve never seen it before

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Engadget Podcast 162 – 09.04.2009 originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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What? Is it 2004 already? Yes, that’s right, PCMag has taken a bold step into the early-to-mid-00s, with the launch of another podcast. The show is called After Hours. and it’s co-hosted by Kyle Monson and yours truly. After Hours, which goes online Friday mornings, is a bit different than the PCMag Radio podcast: It’s looser and (we’d like to think) on the funny side.

Why’s it called After Hours? Well reader, I’m glad you asked. We literally record it on Thursday nights once everyone else has gone home, in the PCMag podcast studio/Lance’s office–and there may or may not be beers involved. I can neither confirm not deny that last item.

Also, as some of you old-school PCMag readers may remember, After Hours was a section in the bygone era of PC Magazine’s print existence, designed as a fun alternative to the rest of the magazine’s coverage. Speaking of discontinued things, Gearlog Radio fans (both of you) will be happy to know that the “Hot Five in Five” segment has been resuscitated in After Hours.

Also of note is our theme music, recorded entirely by Kyle–using Rock Band instruments. Who said that game wasn’t for serious musicians?

This new episode is actually the third. The first two–Pirates! and E-mail!–can be accessed at PCMag.com. Junior Labs analyst PJ Jacobowitz is our guest on the new episode, in which we talk about DSLRs and pocket camcorders. There’s also a very special Mother’s Day guest appearance by my mom. She was tough to book, but we managed to get her.

In honor of the new show–and the fact that it’s Friday afternoon–I’ve made a quick list of some of my favorite podcasts. Not necessarily the biggest or the best, just the ones that I actually listen to on a regular basis. Enjoy, and feel free to contact us at afterhours@pcmag.com.