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Feb 25, 2015 40 min

6: Blame Jony Ive

from Naked Tech Podcast - An Australian technology podcast Hosted by Kelvin Lee, Geoff Kim

We’re back with episode 6 after a week’s break! Geoff breaks down the Oscars while Kelvin previews the new Chromebook Pixel and Pebble Watch. Did Sir Jony Ive design the new Star Wars lightsaber? Apple may well be building a car and we think that’s good. This and much more.. Episode 6. Recorded Wednesday 25 February 2015. Contact iTunes | subscribe | email | twitter | web Download the episode Show notes Video: Lady Gaga sings ‘Sound of Music’ at the Oscars The man behind Oscars’ title sequences, Henry Hobson | Slate Henry Hobson’s Vimeo channel Video: ‘Make a film with iPad’ ad from Apple Chromebook Pixel 2 is coming | OMG! Chrome! Android Lollipop let’s you tweak settings with voice commands | Engadget New Pebble Time watch | Kickstarter ‘Domain’ Android app goes material design | Domain Tech Blog Apple getting into the car business? | Gigaom Jason Calacanis predicts Apple will buy Tesla for $75bn Mac OS X 10.10.3 pre-release includes new ‘Photos’ app | MacRumors Apple’s new racially diverse Emoji’s | TheNextWeb Ara should feature Sennheiser audio thanks to Phonebloks partnership | Pocket-lint Jony Ive and the future of Apple | The New Yorker Kelvin’s review: Android OTG cable Reaction video: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. trailer The post 6: Blame Jony Ive appeared first on Naked Tech Podcast.

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