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*We're going a half-hour early today, folks* Welcome to the first official podcast of ... well ... this week!

We went to Google headquarters to check out the Android statues. There's no Lollipop! Be sure to subscribe to our channel with this link!

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Uptick is trying to make it a little more personal, using your data to tailor a program designed by experts.

We catch up with Yumi Huh from Nuance to talk about how Samsung, Nuance and independent developers are integrating services with their apps.

We catch up with John from the AT&T Developer Program at the Samsung Developer Conference in San Francisco.

We catch up with Mike Leahy to check out the TyphonRT Video Suite, currently in the final month of its Kickstarter campaign.

We spend time looking at Samsung Flow, the new platform for sending content between Samsund devices of all sizes.

We talk to Curtis Sasaki about the expansion of the Samsung Developer Conference.

We caught up with Jeff Hagins to talk about the connected home and the possibilities going forward with SmartThings at SDC 2014.

We talk to Andrew Dickerson, one of the lead developers working with Samsung's Gear VR, at SDC 2014 in San Francisco.

We catch up with Jonathan LeBlanc and Tim Messerschmidt from PayPal and Braintree at the Samsung Developer Conference in San Francisco.

Our quick hands-on time with the Babolat Play Pure Drive connected tennis racket.

The Nexus 6 is a big, big phone. In fact, we've got no problem calling it a big Moto X, minus a few choice features. That's not to say it's a bad phone, it's just big. And did we mention it's big?

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Our video walkthrough of the Nexus Player, sporting Android 5.0 Lollipop and a dedicated "leanback" user interface with Android TV.

We're back from yet another week on the road, this time for Verizon's Motorola Droid Turbo event, as well as Google's Lollipop open house.

Motorola has a clever little trick for accessing the SIM card on the Droid Turbo. Be sure to subscribe to our channel with this link!

We go hands-on with the Sony Xperia Z3 for T-Mobile. Same 5.2-inch display, same mostly blocky body, same really good camera.

Depending on which model you get, the Motorola Droid Turbo features a premium ballistic nylon or the metalized glass fiber.

We go hands-on with the Motorola Droid Turbo. Be sure to subscribe to our channel with this link!

ZTE USA has just announced from Madison Square Garden that the company is the official smartphone sponsor of the New York Knicks, Houston Rockets and Golden State Warriors for the 2014-15 season.

Right! It's Friday. Again. Podcast time.

Here we're getting our first hands-on look at the Nexus 9, the first proper 64-bit device for Android, and one of the first to run Android 5.0 Lollipop.

This is after the 4.4W.2 update to the Moto 360 in late October. The animation lag is all but gone.

Behold, the Sony Xperia Z3v on Verizon. And with it, this short video review. It's the first of the latest generation of Sony phones to hit the U.S., but it does so with a strange nod to the past.

While much of the stock accessibility features in Android 5.0 Lollipop remain the same as on KitKat, there are some new bits inside. Here's a quick look at each of them.