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You may have mentally checked out for the holidays, shoving a pile of “to-do” paperwork back into a shadowy corner, or said “so long” to exams and headed home from school on winter break, but the mobile electronic world keeps right on moving, and even with big launches right around the corner as the early-2016 expo season looms, there’s been a heck of lot happening – and we’re looking forward to sharing it all with you. It may have only been a handful of days since we last came to you with some podcast action, but we’ve got a lot to discuss, including a stupid-slim iPhone, some next-gen rumors from Google, and a cold, hard look at exactly what Microsoft thinks it’s doing over in Window 10 Mobile-land.
All of the above –plus your listener mail– awaits on episode 180 of the Pocketnow Weekly! Watch the video broadcast from 4:00pm Eastern on December 23, or check out the high-quality audio version on Christmas day. And don’t forget to shoot your listener mail to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com for a shot at getting your question read aloud on the air!
Pocketnow Weekly 180
Recording Date
December 23, 2015
 
Hosts
Stephen Schenck
Adam Doud
 
Producer
Jules Wang
 
Podcast Rundown
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News 
2016 Moto X leaks again, shows off what appears to be an internal heat pipe for cooling.
Google’s next messaging app could be chock full of interactive chatbots.
Forget two-factor authentication: what if you never had to enter your Google password again?
Google Play would love to save you some cash on all sorts of apps and media this holiday season.
ZTE’s all “check out my mid-range phablet action with this Axon Max biz, while Samsung fires back with an “I can do that too: Galaxy A9 – recognize!” of its own.
Project Ara, eat your heart out: the Fairphone 2 is here, and it’s finally shipping.
 
With as long as Microsoft had to work n Windows 10 Mobile, why does it still feel like users are participants in a beta test? But dammit if its fans aren’t loyal to it.
Microsoft goes full taksies backsies with Android “Hey Cortana” hotword support.
Why didn’t the Lumia 950 look as good as these unofficial Lumia 650 renders?
 
2016’s most prolific smartphone feature could be 3D Touch-like tech.
Apple Music could start sounding a bit better to the ears of you audiophiles, but what would it look like if your iPhone 7 headphone options really went Lightning-only?
 
Listener Mail
E-mailed submissions from Robert, Lukas, and Unicorn Workhorse
See you next time!
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