The PC Pro Podcast

On this week's podcast we discuss the perils of selling your smartphone, Wi-Fi on commuter trains, the intriguingly square-shaped BlackBerry Passport and some good news for PC sales. Our hot hardware candidate is the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4, an Android tablet with an OLED screen.

On this week's podcast: Facebook admits to toying with our emotions; the UK readies itself to become a robot testing ground; rumours abound of a Microsoft smartwatch; and Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit takes down No-IP domains without warning. In hot hardware of the week, the Chillblast Defiant 2 Mini goes out to prove that big things really do come in small packages.

On this week's podcast: robots are poised to take our jobs; mobile operators join forces to combat not-spots; streaming music is set to shakeup the official singles chart; and we get a little bit excited about Google's annual developer conference, Google I/O 2014. Finally, the team takes a closer look at the most pixel-packed Android smartphone to date, the LG G3.

On this week's podcast: Google's broadband-delivering balloons deliver 22Mbit/sec downloads; Ofcom mulls whether to regulate fibre prices; the UK government spies on our Facebook profiles; and PaperLater wants us to pay to print the internet. Hot hardware of the week is Intel's Devil's Canyon CPU, the company's latest turbo-charged processor.

On this week's podcast: the Turing Test is beaten by a virtual teenager; eBay deserves sympathy for getting hacked; 2015 will be the year of the home-help robot; and Google and Amazon bring 3D back with their latest tablet and smartphone. Our Hot Hardware candidate is the Asus Transformer Pad TF103C - the first Android hybrid powered by an Intel Bay Trail Atom processor.

On this week's podcast: Our first look at OS X 10.10 Yosemite; Operation Tovar takes malware servers offline; Google launches a stylish new Glass headset; and Intel reveals a clutch of new products including a bartending robot. Our Hot Hardware candidates are the Asus Memo Pad 7 and 8, a pair of low-cost Intel-powered Android tablets.

On this week's podcast: driverless cars make Google the ultimate backseat driver; the first Quad HD smartphone, the LG G3, steps into the ring with Samsung, Sony and HTC; Microsoft fends off an FBI request for Office 365 user data; a Windows XP hack extends support until 2019; and we discuss Windows 8.1 with Bing. In hot hardware of the week, the team takes a closer look at the Asus PB287Q, a 28in 4K monitor which costs only £599.

On this week's podcast: Microsoft goes big with the Surface Pro 3 (and waves goodbye to the Surface Mini); Facebook, Twitter and Google go on a spending spree; EE gets in hot water for 'most reliable broadband' claims; and fallout from the "right to be forgotten" case hits home. Finally, Motorola's cut-price smartphone, the £89 Motorola Moto E, attempts to wow the team in hot hardware of the week.

On this week's podcast: the European Court of Justice upholds the right to be forgotten; Mozilla rattles Firefox users with advertising plans; Motorola's Moto E smartphone launches at only £89; and iconic 1980s computer brand, Jupiter, goes up on eBay. In hot hardware of the week, we crowd around the first 20-inch 4K tablet, the Panasonic Toughpad UT-MB5.

On this week's podcast the team asks whether antivirus software is dead, and whether "phablets" are killing tablet sales. We also discuss claims that wearable tech can improve your productivity, and welcome a range of new Chrome OS devices. Our hot hardware candidate is the Intel Galileo development board.