Podcast Special Edition: CES 2011 9
by Dieter Bohn Fri, 07 Jan 2011 12:09 pm EST
Our team recorded a late PalmCast last night and that's coming soon, but in the meantime the Smartphone Experts team at CES sat down last night with the guys from The Cell Phone Junkie for a raucous romp through the mobile news that has hit so far at CES 2011.
As you know, Palm and HP have decided to sit out CES in favor of their own event on February 9th (which just might have been the right decision given how many tablets have been released here, it's easy to get lost in the shuffle). So while there's no Palm news here to speak of, there is plenty that Palm fans should be aware of before the Feb 9th event. Listen in to hear more Android, PlayBook, and 4G talk than you could possible imagine.
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Excellent, thanks for the quick upload!
Great podcast. Except Phil was annoying in the beginning:)
They better be afraid of the PalmPad!
Hey, those were my 3 latest phones in the photo above -- Centro, Treo Pro, and Pre. Nice. I do hope the Feb 9 event brings about another candybar with a much larger screen than the Pixi. I
Thanks for the great Pod Cast. I have listened and waited and waited and still waiting. Sometimes up and sometimes down. But when I listen to your evaluation on the products I have a much clearer understanding why HP WebOs is so good. Take for instance the Motorola Xoom, it looks great, marketed so far on a positive. It is what is under the hood that counts and it sound like this devise will fall short in the field.
One other note: You all mentioned “with all the Android devises you cannot tell them apart”. Interesting that the lines are blurring between the Android phones which makes it very difficult for the consumer to have a platform choice but now it is a brand loyalty choice.
The palmpad will own all!
Im starting to listen now. Did this need to be posted here if webos doesnt have a pressence at ces?
So No phones this year huh? Figures
It's nice to hear tech journalists show some respect for each other's platforms even when they're chatting and they obviously have their own favorites. They've probably been doing it long enough to know platforms have ups and downs and reorganization periods. End users sometimes don't show that courtesy or maturity. It's more like my phone is great and yours is crap.