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3.9 • 15 Ratings
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The weekly Tech.pinions podcast offers a hard-hitting analysis of the most important tech industry stories and trends, with key insights from well-respected analysts.
In a fun, conversational style, the program aims at going beyond the headlines and talks about the potential long-term impact of tech-related news announcements.
The Tech.pinions podcast is hosted by TECHnalysis Research president and radio veteran Bob O’Donnell and Tech.pinions founder Ben Bajarin, and features Carolina Milanesi of Creative Strategies, with regular contributions from Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies as well.
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Apple Spring Launch, Netflix and Intel Earnings, Microsoft Work Habits Study
This week’s Techpinions podcast features Carolina Milanesi, Ben Bajarin and Bob O’Donnell analyzing the news from Apple's Spring product launch event, discussing the latest quarterly earnings results from Netflix and Intel, and chatting about a new Microsoft study on work habit challenges from the pandemic. Note that this will be the last Techpinions podcast that I (Bob O'Donnell) host as I am transitioning to my own Everything Technology podcast.
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Nvidia GTC, Microsoft Surface Laptop 4, Samsung Unpacked Preview, Apple Spring Event Preview
This week's Techpinions podcast features Carolina Milanesi and Bob O'Donnell analyzing the news from Nvidia's GTC conference, chatting about the release of Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4 and other accessories, and previewing the upcoming product launch events from Samsung and Apple.
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Verizon-AWS Edge Computing, Intel 5G Infrastructure, Samsung A Series, T-Mobile 5G
This week's Techpinions podcast features Carolina Milanesi and Bob O'Donnell analyzing the recent announcement of Verizon's deal with AWS to combine private 5G with AWS Outpost private cloud for a new type of edge computing, chatting on Intel's new 3rd generation Xeon Scalable server CPUs and their impact on 5G infrastructure, discussing changes in the smartphone market with the exit of LG and the debut of Samsung's low-cost A series, and analyzing T-Mobile's 5G for All announcements on free 5G phone upgrades and the debut of their 5G Home Internet service.
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Arm Vision Day, CiscoLive
This week’s Techpinions podcast features Carolina Milanesi and Bob O’Donnell discussing the announcement of Arm's latest generation v9 chip architectures unveiled at their Vision Day event and analyzing the news from Cisco's CiscoLive event, including their latest efforts on Webex and hybrid work.
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Intel Manufacturing Strategy, Microsoft Remote Work Study, Samsung Networks Marvell 5G SOC
This week’s Techpinions podcast features Carolina Milanesi and Bob O’Donnell analyzing Intel's new IDM 2.0 manufacturing strategy, discussing Microsoft's recent Remote Trend Index study on hybrid work expectations and chatting about a new Samsung chip co-designed with Marvell that's designed to improve the power efficiency of 5G network infrastructure equipment.
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2020 and 2021 Tech Industry Retail Trends
This week's Techpinions podcast features Ben Bajarin, Bob O'Donnell and special guest Steve Baker of NPD looking at the results of tech-related products sales trends in categories ranging from TVs and PCs to WiFi routers and monitors, throughout 2020 and into 2021, and what that says about the future of the tech industry.
Customer Reviews
Love the podcast, production is lacking
Y'all are incredibly insightful. Love the content, conversations and discussions. Production quality is lacking, varying mic levels, voice levels are whacky. Time for techpinions 2.0 :)
Totally unprofessional podcast production
If you don't mind listening to the speakers continuously cough into their mics during the podcast or listen to a never-ending squeaky chair in the background from someone who obviously cannot sit still for 30 minutes, then go ahead and subscribe.
Personally, I'd rather listen to nails on a chalkboard than this podcast.
Production quality is not great.
Really good conversations on current technology news but the audio quality is often terrible.