The PC Pro Podcast

On the podcast this week we discuss rumours of Facebook introducing a "dislike" button; explore new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's track record on science and technology; and ask why Elon Musk wants to nuke Mars. Our hot hardware candidate is the OnePlus 2, a high-end smartphone at a surprising price.

On this week’s podcast the team discusses the revelations from last night’s Apple event, including the iPhone 6S and the new iPad Pro. We also discuss the latest technology showcased at IFA last week; our hot hardware candidate is the 2016 Volvo XC90, an innovative car that’s laden with technology.

On this week’s podcast Amazon pulls the plug on the Fire Phone, Facebook hits a billion active users and Apple gets ready to launch the new Apple TV. Our hot hardware candidate is Intel’s new “Skylake” family of processors.

On this week's podcast we discuss more of Intel's IDF announcements, an experimental battery that can power an iPhone for a week, and Google's new OnHub router. Our hot software candidate is Windows 10 for compact tablets.

On the podcast this week we discuss Intel's new Optane memory technology; reports of staff abuse at Amazon; and the technologies that could give us superhuman capabilities. Our hot hardware candidate is the Nokia N1, the best Android tablet money can't buy - in the UK, at least.

On the podcast this week we discuss the transformation of Google into Alphabet; ask whether Brits are too timid to build great companies; and ponder whether "find my phone" services are all they're cracked up to be. The team also answers listener questions about Windows 10 and iOS 9.

On this week's podcast, we discuss Uber's amazing $51bn valuation; a sneaky worm that can spread through peripherals; and Lumos, the smart cycle helmet. Our hot hardware candidate is the new Motorola Moto G, an upmarket smartphone with a low price.

On the podcast this week the team discusses Windows 10, the future of Twitter, and Amazon's new music-streaming service for Prime members. Our Hot Hardware candidate is the Nest Cam, Google's home security camera.

On the podcast this week we discuss Apple and Microsoft’s divergent financial reports; debate a data leak that exposes cheating spouses; and ask whether Slack can really replace email. Our hot hardware candidate is the HP Elitebook Folio 1020, a compact and lightweight laptop aimed at businesses.

On the podcast this week we welcome Apple Pay to the UK; discover what Chrome and Firefox have been blocking; and ask whether the arrival of Office 2016 is too little, too late for Microsoft. Our hot hardware candidate is the Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition, a new smartphone running, you've guessed it, Ubuntu Phone.