The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 2PM ET!

www.engadget.com Brad Molen 23 days ago

It's the podcast episode you've been waiting a month and a half to hear: the Samsung Galaxy S 4 edition. Now that we've had both in our hands for a considerable amount of time, we're ready to discuss the phone at length, and Joseph Volpe will be joining us for the party. What are its strengths and weaknesses? How does it compare to the Galaxy S III and the HTC One? How many drugs has Myriam ingested in the last 24 hours? We'll do our best to answer these burning questions and more, so listen in at 2PM ET! April 25, 2013 2:00 PM EDTFiled under: Announcements, MobileCommentsRead similar

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Engadget Mobile Podcast 178 - 04.26.13

www.engadget.com James Trew 22 days ago

New phones usually enjoy a big comfortable seat in the limelight when they land. This week, however, there's a lot less elbow room thanks to the recent deluge. But, despite much more muscular competition, that cheeky Asha 210, still manages to get in there first. Enjoy the show. Hosts: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen, Joseph Volpe Producer: James Trew Music: Tycho - Coastal Brake (Ghostly International) Hear the podcast Filed under: Podcasts, MobileCommentsRead similar

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Geeksphone Keon takes Firefox OS to the FCC

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 29 days ago

Spanish e-tailer Geeksphone already made it known that its Firefox OS handsets would be available (as developer previews) starting early next. So, it comes as no surprise to find the Keon, the lower-end of its two white-labeled devices, has just passed through the FCC's labs. From a fully fleshed user manual to product shots and RF reports, most everything about the 3.5-inch bright orange-backed handset is available for public consumption. Bearing model number C8666GP, the meager Keon reps an HVGA display, 1,580mAh Li-ion battery, 1GHz single-core Snapdragon S17225A processor and support for... Read similar

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Jolicloud's Jolidrive adds search to its cloud-based services hub

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 29 days ago

Jolicloud's missions have been many over the years, from its initial open-source Joli OS ambitions to its brief stint as netbook manufacturer and now an identity as a cloud-based services aggregator. But one thing's remained consistent for the Paris-based outfit: a willingness to listen to user feedback. This is what prompted Jolicloud to once again update Jolidrive, a dashboard for third-party cloud apps, with search. As you can see from the image above, users will now be able to index any of the cloud-based apps they've integrated into their "dashboard," making the service a truly convenie... Read similar

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LG's NYC press event aims to 'share the genius' of the Optimus G Pro

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 26 days ago

LG's just shed some much-needed light on its May 1st New York event. Turns out the "genius" the company will be celebrating stands for Atlas Genius -- as in the band -- and the star of this fete: the Optimus G Pro. We've already seen and very favorably reviewed the global model of LG's performance flagship (for the G's successor, you'll have to wait until Q3) and now it looks like the US is in store for a potential carrier-branded version of its own. If it arrives internally unmolested, we're looking at a 5.5-inch 1080p True HD IPS+ display, Snapdragon 600 and a 2.1-megapixel / 13-megapixel ... Read similar

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Xbox SmartGlass now available on Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 26 days ago

Amazon's just updated its Appstore today with a much welcome offering for avid gamers: Xbox SmartGlass. Microsoft's app-based second screen solution has been available on iOS and Android since late last fall, but despite sharing a kernel with Google's OS, hadn't been made dispensable to Kindle Fire / Fire HD owners until now. The app's been configured to scale natively on Amazon's refreshed tablet line, letting users navigate their Xbox 360 remotely, push and pull streaming content, as well as access achievements, messaging and Xbox Music. So if it's the living room of the future you're afte... Read similar

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Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface RT now shipping in more countries

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 25 days ago

Microsoft's Surface Pro and RT are striking out to more far flung corners of the globe. Redmond just announced this morning that its two Windows 8 tablets will be made available to even more markets, with the Surface RT being the first to branch out, shipping on April 25th to Malaysia and then soon after to Mexico, Korea and Thailand by end May / early June. When it finally hits that early summer release window, the Surface RT will be accessible to a total of 29 markets globally. As for its older sibling, the feature-packed Surface Pro, that angular slate's set to expand beyond its current l... Read similar

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Akamai: DDoS attacks tripled year-over-year in 2012, China ranks as biggest offender

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 25 days ago

Akamai's back with yet another snapshot of the state of the internet and, surprise surprise, it's reporting that DDoS attacks were up threefold last year versus 2011. That stat's just one slice of the sprawling cybersecurity picture painted by the company, which also ranks China as the foremost perpetrator of "observed attack traffic" in Q4 2012, numbering that country's share at 41 percent. To put that into better perspective, consider that the number two and three offenders -- the U.S. and Turkey, respectively -- are responsible for a shared 15 percent of that traffic, while former Cold Wa... Read similar

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Sony PS4 Share button the result of one first-party developer's eureka moment

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 25 days ago

To share or not to share was never a question for the creation of the PS4 -- it was always more about the how. Right from the start, Sony's upcoming, next-gen console had been planned with a social networking bent, but as Shuhei Yoshida, the company's head of Worldwide Studios, revealed to Edge, the decision to build a Share button into the DualShock 4 was the result of one first-party developer's eureka moment, not a cross-SCEI compromise. All credit is due Nathan Gary, creative director at Santa Monica Studio (best known for its God of War series), who successfully pitched the concept of a... Read similar

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iPhone 4 antennagate comes to a close: your $15 settlement check's in the mail

www.engadget.com Joseph Volpe 25 days ago

Remember when you were holding it wrong? Remember when Apple was supposed to compensate you for holding it wrong? No? Well, if you didn't opt for the free rubber bumper back in the day, apparently that $15 "we're so sorry your iPhone 4's antenna sucked" settlement check alternative's finally being sent out via snail mail. So, case closed iFans. It's time to move on to greener, 5S pastures.Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless, Mobile, AppleCommentsSource: TUAWRead similar

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The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 2PM ET!

Engadget Mobile Podcast 178 - 04.26.13

Geeksphone Keon takes Firefox OS to the FCC

Jolicloud's Jolidrive adds search to its cloud-based services hub

LG's NYC press event aims to 'share the genius' of the Optimus G Pro

Xbox SmartGlass now available on Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets

Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface RT now shipping in more countries

Akamai: DDoS attacks tripled year-over-year in 2012, China ranks as biggest offender

Sony PS4 Share button the result of one first-party developer's eureka moment

iPhone 4 antennagate comes to a close: your $15 settlement check's in the mail

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