What The Tech Podcast

Andrew and Paul discuss whether Microsoft Windows signature PCs still matter. Samsung Galaxy S8 will reportedly go on sale in April with new even larger 6.2 inch screen. Can a smartphone screen be too big? And Paul talks about the two big updates for Windows 10 coming this year.

Nokia is relaunching the 3310. Will we see a rise in demand for feature phones? Intel will release it's 8th generation Coffee Lake chips this year. Could AMD overtake Intel? Andrew and Paul also discuss the state of tech in cars, and how we watch TV has changed.

Andrew and Paul follow up last week's new about Microsoft's plans for Windows Cloud. Is Windows Cloud meant to compete with Chromebooks? Microsoft is making big changes to Windows Setup. What is Microsoft changing and why? And Paul talks about scanning his old photos and uploading them to the cloud.

Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss rumors of a new Windows Cloud product. What is Windows Cloud and how would it work? Andrew and Paul also talk about Android app support on Chromebooks. Will we finally get Android app support on Chromebooks this year?

Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss the continued decline of PC sales. Why are sales of PC's still continuing to fall and will sales ever rebound? Paul talks about Game Mode being enabled in Microsoft Windows 10. What is Game Mode and what does it do? And Microsoft has a problem getting Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10. Why are users not upgrading to Windows 10?

Microsoft patents a foldable screen for a phone. What does this mean for the future of mobile devices from Microsoft? Verizon may be looking to buy Comcast or Charter. Would such an acquisition pass federal regulators? And Andrew continues his discussion of Kodi and users who use it to cut the cord.

Paul Thurrott discusses the best of what he says at CES this year including the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, LG Gram, Dell Precision 5720 All-In-One, HP Sprout Pro, and Lenovo Miix 720. Paul also talks about his experience at CES and whether Intel will ever catch up to Qualcomm in the mobile market.

Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott take a look back at their tech predictions from last year. How many of their predictions were accurate? Andrew and Paul also discuss tech in the new year. Will Samsung be able to recover from the Galaxy Note 7 blunder and will Apple continue to struggle? The guys also discuss Google, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Nintendo and more.

Andrew and Paul run down their worst in tech of 2016 including Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones exploding, and Microsoft forcing Windows 10 upgrades on users.

Andrew and Paul continue their worst of 2016 discussion. What else made Andrew and Paul's worst of list this year?