20/20 Podcast #13A
Written by AndroidGuys • Jun 2nd, 2008 • Category: 20/20 Podcasts, Recent News
Last week Scott and Jamie were able to get together and discuss a couple of topics that were hot in the land of Android. Recorded on Wednesday May 28th, the duo talked about:
- Google I/O video demo of Android
- Android Developers Challenge Results
- A few site updates
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Every so often Jamie and Scott will sit down together and record a pair of 20 minute podcasts. Called the 20/20 Podcast, no subject is off limits. While often discussing recent topics surrounding Android or the Open Handset Alliance, the duo will also tackle any other cellular/gadget news.
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guys I’m a huge fan of the site, but I was listening to the lastest podcast and it kinda sucked.
1) The guy asking the questions was ok, but the other one answering the questions was like “too cool to talk”. We don’t need that. So you’d be talking about a new feature seen on the videos, then go quiet for a while waiting for him to comment… he doesn’t…. then you go “..so..uh…what do you think of that?”…. then he goes “yeah it was cool”. Oh my God. It kept happening over and over again.
2) Why rush in a podcast before seeing all the videos? Why rush in the podcast before you’ve got the chance to properly contemplate on what u’ve seen already?
3) iPhone comparison? Is that the 1st thing you’re worried from? The only thing they have in common was a fast touchscreen UI. Other than that, with the 3 desktops, webkit magnifier…etc, it was total brand new innovation. The iPhone 2.0 still opens to a menu.
plz guys do a better job next time this one was boring as hell compared to the amount of information Googled spilled out on Android. And if someone feels he’s too cool to talk, then maybe someone else who’s a real fan of Android could be more enthusiastic about the topic.
ok sorry guys if that was too harsh, I know ur doing ur best… maybe I was expecting something a bit more enthusiastic given the events of the days b4 the podcast with I/O…etc