The PC Pro Podcast

On the PC Pro podcast this week: the government bans all bad things from the internet to save the children. We also find out why Opera flew Nicole to Oslo to show her a browser without scroll-bars, we examine Google’s UK ebook store, and we look at ISPs’ data rates. Our Hot Hardware candidate is AMD’s long-awaited Bulldozer processor.

On the PC Pro podcast this week: Is Apple's new iPhone 4S a disappointment or a smart move? We also discuss Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet, some questionable ASA rulings and Samsung's royalty payments to Microsoft. Our Hot Hardware candidate is Apple's sumptuous 27in Thunderbolt Display.

On the PC Pro podcast this week: the marriage of Spotify and Facebook, another new start for HP, the lack of killer Linux apps and Ballmer bashing. Plus, the Sony Tablet S is nominated as Hot Hardware.

On the PC Pro podcast this week we discuss a cold-calling tech support scam, Michael Dell's strident words on the so-called "death of the PC" and last week's revelations from Microsoft and Intel. Our hot software candidate is Photoshop Elements 10, the latest version of Adobe's horse identification suite.

On the PC Pro podcast this week: The team analyse Microsoft's huge Windows 8 reveal, play with a freshly installed Windows 8 laptop, and discuss Intel's news from IDF. Plus, the Fusion Garage Grid10 is this week's Hot Hardware.

On the PC Pro podcast this week: Sasha Muller relays the highlights of IFA 2011, including the first batch of Ultrabooks and Sony’s debut tablets. Plus! What’s next for Yahoo, are PCs too complicated, and a 7in tablet is nominated as this week’s Hot Hardware.

On the PC Pro podcast this week: Steve Jobs stands down as Apple CEO; plus, we expose some irregularities in Sir Philip Green's report on government IT spending, discuss Windows 8's new Explorer interface and scratch our heads over HP's latest announcements. Our hot hardware candidate is the Tranquil Leo HS4 home server.

On the PC Pro podcast this week: HP’s triple whammy of major announcements, the post-PC era, the Government’s adult content clampdown and poor 3G coverage. Plus, a tiny smartphone is nominated as Hot Hardware of the Week.

On this week's podcast we consider the ramifications of Google's surprise purchase of Motorola Mobility; relive a disappointing product launch; ask whether the world is ready for a new graphics card; and judge our Hot Hardware candidate, a CyberPower PC based on a Core i7-2600K CPU clocked up to an astonishing 5.0GHz.

On this week's podcast we discuss the role of BlackBerry Messenger in the recent riots, mull over Anonymous' threats to "destroy" Facebook, celebrate two underage technological prodigies and discuss whether Apple is right to seek an injunction preventing the sale of our hot hardware candidate - the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.