The Android Headlines Show is a weekly podcast giving you the biggest news in the pat 7 days in the Android world. Typically about 30-45 minutes in length.
We missed last Thursday, and won't be having a show this Thursday. So let's have a quick show in between! Not much to talk about this week, but quite a few smaller topics. Including a new smartphone company, who will be using Cyanogen OS on their first phone. Oh and the Amazon Echo is now available to all! Let's take a look at this week's agenda.
It's been a relatively quite week. We've had Apple doing their developers' conference - also known as WWDC - in San Francisco. And surprise, surprise, they are releasing a couple of apps for Android. We'll also be talking about Dish and T-Mobile. We've heard lots of rumors that they are talking.
It's time. It's our annual Google I/O preview show! With Google I/O taking place next Thursday and Friday in San Francisco, we'll be previewing what we can expect from Google's annual developer conference. Also, we have a few ASUS Zenfone 2's laying around that we'll take some time to talk about.
This week's episode of the Android Headlines show brings us Shaun Murphy, CEO of Private Giant. We also talked about the increasing controversy over the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810, as well as Google I/O 2015.
Tonight we talked about Google's Project Fi, the Sony Xperia Z4 for Japan, Previewed the LG G4 which launches next week, as well as detailed our upcoming giveaways!
Tomorrow, we have three flagship smartphones becoming available in carrier stores. But before we get there, we have episode 103 of the Android Headlines show. A lot has happened this week, actually. And no we aren't talking the Apple Watch and the new Macbook. Let's have a look at this week's agenda.
We talk about all of Google's Chrome announcements from this week (including the $149 Chromebooks from Haier and Hisense). As well as LG's event for late April, and all about the HTC One M9.
The Android Headlines Show Episode 99: Android 5.1, Huawei Nexus rumors, Chromebook Pixel 2
We talked with Stepahne Karoubi, Sr. Director of Engineering for Yahoo's Mobile Apps. Plus Google I/O and the Snapdragon 810 chipset.