From smart phones to smart homes, the Android Police Podcast gives you exactly what you need from a tech podcast - no more, no less. Every week, each of our hosts curate topics to talk about. It could be tracking through your newsfeed or a passion project or two. We're centered on Android, but go far and wide, so if you're looking for good talk that won't waste your time, listen and subscribe.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTech NewsTechnology |
Yes, time for another Android Police podcast clipshow and this one's all about Apple. Settle down, we're talking about how its iMessage platform has been made to conform with Android users one way or another. We'll cover the RCS adoption saga and the... more
Imminence is our word of the week on the Android Police podcast as we hit on some new Pixel lewks, watch emulation on iOS thrive with bated breath, and see if Google really has what it takes to have Android, Pixel, Chrome, and its various other platf... more
Humane's AI Pin hit the reviewers' rounds this week. Now it's time for the meta cut. Join the Android Police podcast as we rack the dominoes back from execution to concept and see if there's any salvation to be had from the fall. Also, loads of Andro... more
The 100th Android Police podcast is everything you've wanted it to be. Google this, Android that, Samsung's broken, OnePlus's broken, and we finally see what's inside The Hatch from Lost. Gemini takes a page from a BAFTA vote that has gone completely... more
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I like the podcast, but I stopped listening after a while.... To many F word for no reason. I want to get informed, not listening to young ppl swearing for no reason. Cannot take it seriously anymore
An Android podcast by people who actually use, report on and are enthusiastic about up to date Android devices and news! The polar opposite of other podcasts where you get iOS users running the show (ahem Android Central) or people who can’t be bothered keeping up with the times (ahem All About Android). Daniel, Will and Ara have really great chemistry as well which makes it a pleasure to listen to! Even if I ditched Android I’d keep listening just for the witty banter. Keep up the great job!
Just discovered this podcast 3 weeks ago, love it. Just so wish Jerry Hildenbrand was on it to make it perfect.
Ara ruined the Android Central podcast, hence her removal. Now she’s here to ruin this one as well. I’m sorry but she’s just not meant for delivering info in the audio format. She’s vulgar, stumbles all over her words and contributes nothing. I was so excited for this reboot until she was introduced.
So excited to listen to this podcast again. Love all the hosts. Great content
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