What The Tech Podcast

Pricing for Samsung's soon to debut Galaxy S20 leaks. Is the pricing too high for the Galaxy S20? Paul purports that Google's Pixel line is a failure. Should Google change their mobile device strategy? And Andrew and Paul discuss how they streamed the Superbowl. Was the quality of the game better over streaming?

Andrew and Paul talk about Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip phone and the new Moto RAZR. Is there still a market for flip phones? Paul addresses controversy surrounding UWP apps. Is UWP not dead afterall? Plus Microsoft delays the Surface Hub 2X, again. Is there a problem with Microsoft getting products shipped?

Microsoft Windows 7 officially reaches the end of support b y Microsoft. What does this mean for the future of the PC market? Paul talks about the history of Microsoft Windows over the last 2 decades. How has the market changed? Plus the guys touch on CES 2020 and Paul rants about the Impossible Burger.

Andrew and Paul discuss some of the announcements from CES 2020. Sony unveils an electric concept car called the Vision-S. Are cars becoming to reliant on technology? The guys also discuss the importance of CES. HP launches it's new Elite Dragonfly laptop. And a rendered photo of Apple's rumored iPhone SE 2 leaks.

On this episode Andrew and Paul discuss some of the tech they think is the best of the decade such as the Apple iPhone, cloud computing, 4G LTE, Uber, AirBNB, streaming services, and more. Why are these services and products the best of the decade?

Andrew talks about his experience with the new MacBook. Is the MacBook keyboard really improved? Apple announced their top apps of the year. Google Stadia announces yet more games it will be launching with. Who is the target audience for Google Stadia? And Paul touches on Windows 10X.

Paul shows off Xbox branded personal care products and tries Vegemite for the first time thanks to a fan. Andrew gives us his first hand experience trying the new 16 inch Macbook Pro. Is it too big? Motorola debuts it's all new Razr with a foldable screen. And Paul reflects on whether the Microsoft Surface Duo/Neo has potential.

Paul briefly discusses the 2019 Microsoft Ignite conference before he and Andrew talk about Disney officially launching their streaming service, Disney+. What do Andrew and Paul like or dislike about Disney+ and how will it affect Netflix? Plus Apple is rumored to be working on smart eye glasses and a new MacBook could launch this month.

Jon Prosser from Front Page Tech stops by to talk tech. Andrew and Jon debate the real reason why smart phone users switch between iPhone and Android. Facebook unveils a new, very generic logo. Andrew and Jon also discuss social media and whether Apple TV could over take Netflix. Could that really be possible?

Google officially announces the Pixel 4 at it's annual Made By Google event. Andrew and Paul discuss the Pixel 4 along with the other products announced by Google including the Pixelbook Go, Pixel Buds, and Nest Wifi. Does the Pixel 4 camera still beat out Apple's iPhone 11?