WPCentral Podcast 124.5 - Special HTC Eternity and Radar Edition

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We're back for a special, London HTC event edition where we talk only about the HTC Eternity, a massive 4.7" Windows Phone and the Radar, a 3.8" white beauty. We also take your live questions.

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We're back for a special, London HTC event edition where we talk only about the HTC Eternity, a massive 4.7" Windows Phone and the Radar, a 3.8" white beauty. We also take your live questions.

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Credits

You can find us all on Twitter @wpcentral (opens in new tab); @malatesta77 (opens in new tab); @coppertop004 (opens in new tab); @RichEdmonds (opens in new tab); @JayTBennett (opens in new tab); @segacon; @PhilNickinson (opens in new tab)

Thanks to the WPCentral Store (opens in new tab) for sponsoring the podcast. Thanks also to these great artists for the music and to CCMixter.org (opens in new tab) for offering a great database of Creative Commons music!

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Daniel Rubino is the Executive Editor of Windows Central, head reviewer, podcast co-host, and analyst. He has been covering Microsoft here since 2007, back when this site was called WMExperts (and later Windows Phone Central). His interests include Windows, Microsoft Surface, laptops, next-gen computing, and arguing with people on the internet.

4 Comments

Thanks for the quick coverage Jay, Dan, and Rich!!
No problemo!
Good to know you guys enjoyed the phones.
I listened to this podcast while heading out of town this weekend. Before this I thought HTC was dropping the ball on its Mango phones but Jay's enthusiasm definitely elevated my intrigue and now I would really like get my hands on the Titan. It is probably not much bigger than my current HD7 and I'll take Jay's word that resolution is fine on the 4.7". It was a pleasant surprise to hear the screen quality is significantly beyond the HD7S and that HTC’s other deficiencies have been overcome in the Omega as well. Sounds like a superphone to me.Thanks and great work on the podcasts in general Daniel and Jay.