The PC Pro Podcast

On this week's podcast we discuss developments surrounding Mobile World Congress, including Nokia's 41-megapixel cameraphone, Samsung's projector-phone and Microsoft's loosening of the Windows Phone 7 hardware requirements. We also discuss the ethics of content-sharing sites such as Pinterest, and our hot hardware candidate is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7.

This week we kick over Canonical's plans to run Ubuntu on smartphones; Google's rapped knuckles over cookie privacy violations; the integration of Microsoft's SkyDrive service into Windows 8; and an extended lifespan for Vista and Windows 7. Our hot hardware candidate is Samsung's hulking Series 7 Gamer laptop.

On this week's podcast: we discuss SOCA's take-down of an alleged piracy site, Apple's investigation into factory working conditions, Ofcom's anti-"broadband slamming" proposals and more details of Windows 8 on ARM. Our hot hardware candidate is a cardboard box. No, really.

In this week's podcast the team discusses BT's plans to offer fibre broadband on demand; Google's beta arelease of Chrome for Android; a fake Twitter account targeting Tesco bank customers; and Sony's disastrous $2.9bn losses. Our hot hardware candidate is the Nokia Lumia 710 smartphone.

On the show this week: Sky opens up Anytime+ and declares a fibre broadband price war, Symantec's pcAnywhere falls victim to a hack attack and Apple goes to Dixons for retail advice. Meanwhile, Megaupload nears the giant Recycle Bin in the sky, and Microsoft's Outlook makes a bid for Hot Web App of the Week.

On the show this week: O2 gets in hot water for sharing its customers' phone numbers, Apple looks to teach kids a thing or two (about making pots of money), Ubuntu drops the drop-down menu and Megaupload breathes its last. Finally, Tranquil PC's slim, silent MMC-12 makes its bid for Hot Hardware.

On the show this week: PC Pro takes SOPA to task, Rupert Murdoch hits out at Google, and Microsoft's Windows finally gets a new file system. Meanwhile, we imagine a world without booth babes, and the team takes its first look at Amazon's Kindle Fire.

In this special hour-long podcast, we discuss our experiences of running PC Pro exclusively on tablet hardware for a day; look at product announcements from CES; and debate changes to the UK's ICT curriculum. Our hot hardware candidate isn't actually hardware at all, but the new Netflix UK service.

On the show this week: PC Pro looks into its crystal ball and predicts the top techs of 2012. Covering everything from Ultrabooks to Ivy Bridge and Windows 8 to quad-core tablets, as well as HiDPI displays and Amazon's Kindle Fire, we find time to finish off with a little Raspberry Pi.

This week's PC Pro podcast sees the return of the Christmas quiz! Tim Danton dons the questionmaster's cap and tests David Bayon, Barry Collins and Darien Graham-Smith on their knowledge of technology news and products from 2011 and before.