UnleashTheVideo Episode 25 [The Weekly Roundup - January 13th 2013]

Posted by: Clinton Jeff Posted date: January 13, 2013 In: Featured, UnleashTheVideo, Videos

Another Sunday, another episode of UnleashTheVideo, our Weekly round-up of all of the important mobile news that broke across the blogosphere, and here on UnleashThePhones, all covered by the awesome members of our crew.

And with that quick introduction, I present to you:-

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UnleashTheVideo Episode 23:

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Nothing much happened this week. Well, except for CES 2013, which kinda sucked in my opinion except for two things:

- The Sony Xperia Z (and whatever the ZL is supposed to be)
- The Samsung Flexible Display. Which we forgot to cover in all the excitement. D’oh.

Apart from that. Bleh.

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Main Topics:

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One Liners:

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Apps/Games of the week:

Alvin – Pockeego for MeeGo Harmattan
Cj – My Tiles for Windows Phone
Yash – Widgetsoid for Android
Michael -

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Things we checked out this week:

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Thanks for watching folks! Dont forget to let us know what y’all think! Feedback welcomed :o) Let us know in the comments below, or over on the YouTube video! If you like it, dont forget to hit that Like button, or subscribe!

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Clinton is currently based in New Delhi, India and is executive editor for UnleashThePhones. He is responsible for all editorial decisions, and covers all forms of Mobile and mobile-related accessories. Cj is addicted to caffeine, social media, and technology. Always up for a good conversation, you can reach him through the contact form, his website, on Google Plus , Instagram or on Facebook or Twitter: Follow @clintonjeff

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malc

Good show. I agree that wireless charging is cool, but as you say, they must agree on a common standard because its guaranteed Apple will mess it all up. Also, it seems that Nokia really have to lower their prices. Because in many Asian markets, you have to buy it out-right, and for the money, the equivalent Android phone is pretty good.