This week in Episode #132, Mission Accomplished, of the SMRpodcast we talk about the Apple vs. Samsung patent infringement trial verdict and what Apples win on most every count will mean for the future of the mobile industry.  Our opinions range from no effect at all to other manufacturers looking to other operating systems to avoid the law firm of Apple Inc.

We also talk about some of the awfully nice looking new Windows 8 Pro tablets coming down the pike, Samsung brings the Start menu back, and shared data plans may be cost effective after all.

We’ve got all this plus our picks in this weeks episode of the SMRpodcast…

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Show Details

  • Recorded: August 28th, 2012
  • Published: August 29th, 2012
  • Duration: 01hr 08min 00sec
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SHOW TOPICS

Opening Thoughts

We have a heated talk about the Samsung Apple Lawsuit

  • We agree that Samsung Copied Apple
  • Rod thinks is going to tied up for a while
  • Robb says that Samsung’s emails really hurt them
  • Chris wants to know if the decision came back too quick

There is a new Vulnerability In Java

  • Chris and Robb have not heard of it
  • Rod explains what the issue is

SkyDrive For Android has been released

  • Chris says his minions are beating Robb up over the release
  • Robb says he installed it likes it
  • Robb also says he felt the attack

Two new Windows 8 Laptops have been released

  • Chris talks about the new Sony VAIO 11 and the Samsung Tablet
  • Rod says he really likes the Sony VAIO
  • Robb agrees that it looks nice and still prefers a Pro Device

AT&T released new shared data plans

  • Chris talks about the new shared data plan and how much money he is saving
  • Rod says that this was not helping him
  • Robb says he will have to look but the Verizon plans may not help him either

Mentioned Links

Pictures Of The Sony VAIO Duo 11

Steven A Smith vs. Skip Bayless Kobe Bryant Argument

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