The co-hosts included Ashley Esqueda and Mike Hobbs.
The big news this week included the Windows Phone 7 event.
The epic win this week was the Kirf Steve Jobs video. The epic fail this week was the announcement that Nokia is not planning on releasing a dual-boot option.
Mike’s Game of the Week was Trainyard, a 99 cent app on the App Store.
Thanks also to a ThisWeekIn sponsor, StormOnDemand.com, a cloud hosting company.
News:
- Windows Phone 7 handsets: spec comparison — Engadget (Source)
- Neowin.net – WP7 and Zune syncing available for Mac soon (Source)
- Palm Pre 2 surfaces in first live shots | Electronista (Source)
- Pioneer’s prototype laser HUD could help you drive home, connected to an Android smartphone (video) — Engadget (Source)
- Apple Wins Three Colossal Multi-Touch Related Patents – Patently Apple (Source)
- Apple Awarded ‘Anti-Sexting’ Patent – Mac Rumors (Source)
- Apple trademarks “There’s an app for that” (Source)
- Apple has Meizu freeze M8 sales over copycat claims | Electronista (Source)
- German university makes objects disappear in real time, will bring the magic to Android (video) — Engadget (Source)
- iPad going on sale in Verizon Wireless and AT&T stores October 28 (update: Verizon data pricing) — Engadget (Source)
- T-Mobile Reducing Data Cap, Will Throttle Speeds After 5GB Of Usage | TmoNews – Unofficial T-Mobile Blog – News, Videos, Articles and more (Source)




