Engadget Mobile Podcast 018 – 04.30.2009

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Engadget Mobile Podcast 018 – 04.30.2009

Posted on 30 April 2009 by

A one-week hiatus means we have a ton to talk about again this week, so we move at a pretty aggressive clip. There’s lots of Android in this week’s episode — but we touch on just about every subject under the sun, so hop in. Can you keep up?

Hosts: Chris Ziegler and Sean Cooper
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Solvent – Devices and Strategies (Ghostly International)

00:01:26 – T-Mobile Sidekick LX officially announced all over again
00:08:11 – Report: Nokia’s Comes With Music not selling very well in the UK
00:11:19 – Samsung Instinct S30 now on sale at Sprint: $129.99 on contract
00:13:10 – Samsung Instinct s30 review
00:16:33 – AT&T likely skipping 14.4Mbps, moving straight to HSPA+
00:24:40 – Sony Ericsson CS8 passes FCC, looking T-Mobile bound
00:31:08 – Android 1.5′s widget support gets detailed
00:33:00 – T-Mobile sells a million G1s in the US
00:36:00 – Vodafone UK selling HTC Magic on May 1
00:37:36 – Samsung I7500 with OLED touchscreen powered by Android, dreams
00:43:18 – Motorola’s first Android phone(s) to have sliding QWERTY?
00:49:50 – AT&T rumors: LG Secret canceled, Shine 2 and Vu 2 on the way?
00:54:50 – Aliph Jawbone Prime arrives to coddle your ears, raid your wallet
00:59:05 – Apple, Verizon mulling iPhone deal for next year?
01:02:10 – Microsoft’s “Pink” smartphone could rival iPhone on Verizon
01:05:00 – Listener Questions

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