Engadget Podcast 264 - 11.11.2011

Turn on the Gutenberg sector of the brain, since it is reading through time, everybody! What is your opinion the inventor from the printing press would think if he got his on the job a Nook Simple Touch We obtain the sense he may well be a Kobo guy, really. Is Johannes a RAZR type of guy, or even more Lumia 800 In the end will not answer these questions outright within the 264th edition from the Engadget Podcast, we'll provide sufficient background material that will help you arrived at that decision yourself.

Host: John Heater
Visitors: Darren Murph, Dana Wollman
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Crazy

01:35 - Motorola Android RAZR review
08:00 - Behind the glass: an in depth tour within the Motorola Android RAZR
15:55 - Barnes &lifier Noble's Nook Tablet will get real, we go hands-on (video)
17:40 - Barnes &lifier Noble makes $199 Nook Color, $99 Nook Simple Touch official
21:30 - Nook Simple Touch upgrade hands-on (video)
26:45 - Barnes &lifier Noble launches in-store Nook stations
35:10 - The Engadget Interview: Kobo's Michael Serbinis
42:06 - Rakuten signs agreement to buy Kobo
50:47 - Consumer Reviews finds apple iphone 4S to possess useful antennas, states more recent apple iphone 4 continues to be problematic
51:15 - T-Mobile Springboard review

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