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Nov 26, 2010 46 min

TDL Mobile Show 56

from The Digital Lifestyle Show

Back for another instalment, Jon and Sheldon dive pretty deep into the weeks news. From a pretty intense discussion on the good and bad of location based services and Apples efforts in the enterprise, we lighten the mood with talk of a release for the fabled Playstation phone, new iPad-only magazines and talk of exciting new hardware from Dell, Motorola, HTC and Pocketbook – plus news of the latest eReader platform. It’s cold outside, so our advice is to pour yourself a nice cup of tea and warm up with the latest and greatest from the world of mobile…. Direct Download - Subscribe via RSS - Subscribe with iTunes Show Notes Sony Playstation Phone: 9 December launch Primed Coke Debuts first LBS Mobile Game Location-based advertising is on the rise - should we be afraid? iOS 4.2 lands finally, but is 4.3 on the way? NewsCorp to launch The Daily, iPad only magazine; Branson to follow suit with “Project” Dell Duo to debut in December HTC Knight - running Android 2.2, 4G QWERTY Slider Hands on with the Motorola Droid Pro Apple taking the enterprise seriously? Well, they’ve hired at least 5 former RIM sales staff... Pocketbook to unleash Mirasol colour ebook reader Sony eReader app to launch on iOS and Android in December Contact Us [email protected] Look us up on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @TDLMobile @jondickinson @SheldonW @JoseROrtiz @ISDixon

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