Kevin from CrackBerry.com, Phil from AndroidCentral.com, Daniel from WPCentral.com and Rene from iMore.com talk Google I/O, Windows Phone 8, WWDC, BlackBerry 10, 7-inch tablets, and media streamers. This is Mobile Nations!
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A great story here from TUAW, which writes about an Easter Egg that has been discovered by a developer called Ben Lenarts, in the design of Apple?s new Podcasts iOS app. Lenart noticed that when you play a podcast in the app, you do it on what resembles Dieter Rams? classic TG 60 reel-to-reel tape recorder, which was popular in the 1960s. TUAW says that just as with Apple today, in his time, Rams was famed for his focus on product design. Apparently this is not the first time that Apple has sneaked in a little homage to Rams in one of its products, as TUAW writes that the iOS calculator app design was inspired by the Braun ET66, which was designed by Rams. It also looks a little like a face when you look at the Podcast player, or is it just me that thinks so?! This excellent app just gets better and better!
Source: Apple’s Podcasts app UI inspired by Dieter Rams’ TG 60 tape recorder | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog

We're getting all settled in for another Android Central podcast tonight, while you're waiting though you can check out some posts from earlier today or jump on into the Android Central forums for some discussion. Just make sure you come back in time for the podcast Mmmkay?
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We've steamrolled through plenty of content this week despite the fact we skipped the Android Central podcast. Missed out on something? Get yourself get up here on the blogs and in the Android Central Forums. On that note, stay safe this long weekend folks and enjoy your Memorial Day:
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We've blown through a bunch of content for you all this week so be sure to get yourself caught up if, for whatever reason you missed out on anything. In addition to the news and editorials, we also managed to do up a Android Central podcast for you all and if that isn't enough — be sure to check out the Android Central Forums:
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We're getting ramped up for the Android Central podcast right now but in case you missed out on anything today — get yourself caught up. Need to know what we'll be talking about? Head on back ohhh… 5-6 pages. If you're looking for something to do before we kick things off, check out the threads below from the Android Central Forums.
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It's been a busy day here in London, as we've spent the past few hours getting acquainted with Samsung's new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III. So as the day draws to a close — here in England, at least — why not take a look back over our extensive Galaxy S III coverage. We've got exhaustive hands-on features on the phone's hardware and software, including a run-through of major software features like the camera, picture-in-picture, S Beam and more.
And when you're done checking out all of the day's news from Earl's Court, be sure to have your say over on our Samsung Galaxy S III forums.
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Galaxy S III software hands-on We get to grips with the new version of Samsung's TouchWiz UX. |
Galaxy S III hardware hands-on A sleek, shiny, curved design, quad core CPU and HD SuperAMOLED. |
Galaxy S III photo gallery Our complete photo gallery of the white and blue Galaxy S III. |
Samsung announcement post The official announcement straight from Samsung. |
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Galaxy S III: Coming May 29 The Galaxy S III's European release date revealed |
Camera app hands-on video We take a quick tour of the new Samsung TouxhWiz photo app. |
Android Central Podcast 95 Alex and Phil talk Galaxy S III in a special podcast from London. |
Samsung Unpacked Liveblog All the details from the announcement event as it happened. |
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S Voice demonstration video Samsung's "Siri competitor" put through its paces in our video demo. |
Flipboard for Android hands-on Flipboard's coming to Android, and it's coming first to the Galaxy S III. |
Pop-up Play demonstration Samsung brings picture-in-picture to its new flagship phone. |
Galaxy S III vs. HTC One X HTC and Samsung's leading devices square off in our versus video. |
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Galaxy S III coming to USA in June The first news on when the SGS3 will arrive stateside. |
Galaxy S III international availability Find out which countries and networks are getting the phone. |
Galaxy S III versus iPhone Apple's leading smartphone compared with Samsung's latest. |
Galaxy S III vs. Galaxy Nexus We compare Samsung's new baby to the ICS torch-bearer. |
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Discussion on the Galaxy S III forums Chat it up with the Android Central forum community. |
Samsung Galaxy S III accessories Cases, wireless chargers and a tiny MP3 player. |
50GB Dropbox storage on SGS3 Samsung/Dropbox partnership gives users 50GB for 2 years. |

Chucky1 asks in the Android forums,
I've been looking for a full screen or close to a full screen agenda widget for the Note. Has anyone come across one by chance?
Thanks
There's few things we can all agree on here at Android Central — listen to a podcast or two and see what I mean. But this, we have covered. We love Pure Calendar widget. It comes with about a million different sizes and configurations (including a full screen version), and themes will make it fit in with any setup you could dream up.
Besides your calendar entries, it will sync tasks with Astrid, Ultimate To-Do List, TaskSync, CalenGoo, DGT Gtd, gTasks, Got To Do, Task Organizer, Due Today, TouchDown, and Pocket Informant. To top it all off, it's scrollable on supported launchers or Ice Cream Sandwich, and the configuration options for syncing and calendar views make it easy on your battery. It's one of the first apps we install on a new phone. It's $1.99 in the Play Store, and there's a link after the break.
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