In this, the final episode of The Voicemail before the return of Stefan Constantinescu, James is joined by mobile geek extraordinaire, Terence Eden.
The show was recorded a mere two hours before the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S IV, so the pair of podcasters simply guess at just how awesome (or boring) the newly announced device will be; lasers and all. Also covered: mobile security flaws, life blogging, the death of Google Reader (shield your ears), and finally .tel domains: are they worth it?
Incidentally, Terence Eden has a blog; you might like it.
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Lets get more guests please, even when Stefan is back – how about moving to an hour also?
Stefan and I have always said we’d keep it down to the 30mins (ish), and we can certainly look at more guests in the future. I mean, everyone needs a holiday, right?
Enjoyed the show (as usual). Terence’s blog gets me thinking a bit (dangerous).
I liked the idea of .tel as well when it came out, but figured that I could build in much of that functionality to a traditional domain (my digital business card experiment started from that).
And yes, there’s a lot more ownership of the streams that we need to take on as users. Those of us on these podcasts, writing blogs/articles/books, and leading in tech companies should be leading by teaching folks how to build their own, not how to get locked in and lose all.
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