SyrupCast

This week on the SyrupCast, Patrick O'Rourke and Brad Bennett sit down with MobileSyrup's business reporter Aisha Malik to outline the Rogers/Shaw deal that's currently looming over the Canadian telecom industry.

After all of that, Brad shares his thoughts on the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro, including how the new smartphones fit into the Canadian market.

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This week on the SyrupCast, Patrick O'Rourke and Brad Bennett are joined by Jon Lamont to talk about the new Sonos Roam and a significant plan shakeup at Koodo related to "thoughtful review." 

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This week on the SyrupCast, Patrick O'Rourke and Brad Bennett are joined by Jon Lamont to talk about Microsoft's dual-screen Surface Duo smartphone, and a few of the wilder phone plans we've seen appear over the last few weeks.

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This week on the SyrupCast, Patrick O'Rourke and Brad Bennett are joined by Jon Lamont to discuss several of the stories they've been working on lately.

The crew talks about MobileSyrup's Samsung Samsung Galaxy S21 series reviews, Lenovo's wacky X1 Fold laptop and Apple Fitness+.

 

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This week on the SyrupCast, we changed things up a bit as our telecom and business reporter, Aisha Malik, joins SyrupCast co-host Brad Bennett to discuss the latest Canadian telecom trends.

The podcast opens with a brief discussion surrounding Aisha's role at MobileSyrup, and then the duo chats about what Navdeep Bains stepping down as the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry means for the Canadian telecom industry.

After that, Brad and Aisha talk about the "Netflix Tax" slated to go into effect later this summer and the launch of Starlink's beta program in Canada.

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This week the SyrupCast is bursting at the seams with a four-person cast of Patrick O'Rourke, Brad Bennett, Jon Lamont and Dean Daley.

The first half of this week's episode focuses on our favourite gadgets and announcements from CES. The team then pivots to discuss all the news from Samsung's recent Unpacked event, including the Galaxy S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra.

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This week on the Syrupcast, Patrick O'Rourke and Brad Bennett are joined by Jon Lamont to talk about Apple's new M1 Mac lineup. Before jumping into the MacBook news, Brad briefly goes over his initial impressions of driving around the all-electric Porsche Taycan.

Once the team gets into the M1 MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini, Jon brings an interesting angle to the discussion since he's spent a significant amount of time with the ARM-based Surface Pro X. Patrick is also starting to come around to the M1 Mac lineup despite being critical about them in a recent story.

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On this week's packed SyrupCast episode, Patrick O'Rourke and Brad Bennett are joined by Dean Daley and Brad Shankar to discuss the Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5.

Now that both consoles are available, the podcast team talks about each system's strengths and weaknesses.

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This week on the podcast, Brad Bennett takes over hosting duties and talks to Patrick O'Rourke and Jon Lamont about all things iPhone 12 now that MobileSyrup's iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro reviews have gone live.

Following that, Patrick briefly gives his thoughts on the new iPad Air and how it slots strangely into the company's existing iPad lineup.

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This week the podcast trio, including Patrick O'Rourke, Brad Bennett and Dean Daley, breakdown Google's 'Launch Night In' fall hardware event.

The squad delves into the new upcoming Pixel releases, including the Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 5. While the Pixel series has always been well-regarded for the most part, Google's confusing naming scheme and release plan this year take some time to unpack.

The conversation then shifts to the Nest Audio and its intriguing design and Google's new Chromecast.

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