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(Pocket-lint) - Episode 139 of the Pocket-lint podcast is now available to stream and download.

Samsung is expected to announce the Samsung Galaxy S22 lineup on February 9 at its latest Unpacked event, but what about so far? Editor Mike Lowe joins Stuart in detailing what we can expect from the new handsets.

Meanwhile, Stuart meets with TomTom's lead UX designer, Drew Meehan, to discuss the company's new open digital cockpit software platform. He explains why it could change the way we interact with our cars in the future.

And resident news editor and gaming expert Rik Henderson played Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection, a duo of remasters for PlayStation 5 users. Are PS4 classics worth watching? be revisited? Stay tuned to find out.

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Previous interviewees

Check out the people we've interviewed on previous episodes of the Pocket-lint podcast:

Episode 138: Lionel Adam, Gamestream

Rik spoke with cloud gaming platform Gamestream's chief commercial officer, Lionel Adam, about how Xbox's takeover of Activision could help other services, the Metaverse, and details of Xbox's new technology partnership. the French streaming company with Ubisoft.

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Episode 137: Tobin Richardson, Connectivity Standards Alliance

Stuart sat down with the President and CEO of the Connectivity Standards Alliance at CES 2022 to talk about the "Matter" smart home standard and how it can revolutionize the way smart devices connect to each other.

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Episode 133: Amit Ravat, Lithe Audio AV and Retrotouch Lighting

Stuart spoke with the co-founder of smart home companies, Lithe Audio AV and Retrotouch Lighting, makers of smart lighting and ceiling speakers respectively. They discussed the many challenges we all face in a smarter home.

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Episode 132: Gary Shaprio, Consumer Tech Association

We caught up with CTA's President and CEO who revealed what to expect from the organization's annual Las Vegas tech show, CES, in January. He also explained how the tech industry is learning to adapt to the current climate.

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Episode 131: Charley Boorman

Stuart sat down with TV star and electric vehicle logistics company, GoWithFlow, to discuss his epic Long Way Up journey and how EV drivers can benefit from his experience in the future.

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Episode 130: Ralph Broadbent, Pinter

Rik spoke to the CEO of Pinter who explained how the gadget and home brewing service is better for both the environment and your beer enjoyment straight from the tap.

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Episode 128: Peter O'Driscoll, RingGo

Stuart spoke with the RingGo boss about the parking app's Apple CarPlay integration and what's in store for the future.

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Episode 127: Ring's Ben Wood and Leila Rouhi

Stuart spoke with technology analyst Ben Wood and Ring President Leila Rouhi about the big tech trends for 2022 and beyond.

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Episode 126: Vice Admiral Nick Hine, Royal Navy

We spoke with Nick Hine, Second Sea Lord of the Admiralty of the Royal Navy, who discussed the Navy's latest technologies and innovations, in particular his plans for a tech-rich future fleet.

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Episode 125: Jeff Derderian, Sonos

Stuart spoke with Sonos' Director of Product Creation about which audio company is embracing Dolby Atmos, how it's growing its audience with new partnerships, and what's in store for its speaker lineup in the future. 'coming.

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Episode 124: Stephen Rouatt, Signify UK

We spoke to the CEO of Signify UK - the company behind the Philips Lighting and Philips Hue brands. He told us how the market leader continues to innovate and adapt to the needs of its customers.

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Episode 122: Sander Werring, Fleece

Stuart sat down with the CEO of Polar to talk all things smartwatches and fitness sensors.

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Episode 120: Luke Hopkins, Char-Broil

Stuart sat down with barbecue maker Char-Broil to find out if technology is invading or helping our favorite culinary pastime.

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Episode 119: Anne Toth, Amazon's Alexa Trust

How do you inspire trust in a personal digital assistant that doesn't physically exist? That's just one of the questions host Stuart posed to Amazon's Alexa Trust Team Manager, Anne Toth.

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Episode 118: Ted Fischer, Ageless Innovation

Stuart chatted with Ageless Innovation, a company that builds robotic pets for seniors in need of companionship.

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Episode 117: Haya Douidri, Superpedestrian

We caught up with the Vice President EMEA of Superpedestrian – a global leader in transport robotics and human-scale mobility – to talk about last mile transport and more.

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Episode 116: Tetsuya Mizuguchi

Stuart Miles chatted with the gaming legend behind Rez, Space Channel 5, Lumines, Tetris Effect and many more classics. After curating the Virtual Realms exhibition at London's Barbican, he detailed the gaming-related experiences visitors are invited to.

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Episode 115: Taco Carlier, Van Moof

We spoke with the CEO of e-bike company VanMoof about adopting Apple's Find My tracking service into his cycles. They are also thinking about the future of electric riding.

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Episode 114: Alexander Salem, Huawei

Stuart spoke with Huawei's Global Head of Gaming Partnerships, to find out just how important gaming is to the company. They also discussed the possibility of seeing a dedicated gaming phone from Huawei in the future.

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Episode 113: Dave Ward, Ring

Stuart spoke with Ring's Managing Director for Europe, Dave Ward. He revealed the philosophy of the company and what awaits us for the future.

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Episode 112: Rory Cellan-Jones, BBC

Stuart sat down with the famous BBC journalist to talk about his new book. It covers the last decade of tech, from the glory days of big launches, like Apple's iPhone, to a more dystopian tech world, especially when it comes to social media.

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Episode 111: Benoit Burette, Philips TV & Sound

Stuart caught up with the man in charge of acoustic engineering for Fidelio products at Philips, to talk about how you design a specific acoustic signature and how listening has changed in recent years.

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Episode 110: Ian Mcllwain, FutureLearn

Stuart spoke with expectation on the education forecast. He discovered the trends that will shape the way we and our children learn in the future.

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Episode 109: Eric Morales, AWS

Rik spoke with the Head of Games Technology at Amazon Web Services (AWS) to find out how developers and gamers benefit from cloud and server-based systems.

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Episode 108: Rod White, Philips

Rik met the design director of Philips TV & Sound. They explained why the company reintroduced its high-end Fidelio brand and what it takes to design high-end audio products.

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Episode 106: Steve Backshall

We spoke to biologist, adventurer and TV presenter, Steve Backshall. He explained what we can all do to enjoy the marine life on our doorstep and how technology can help us.

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Episode 105: Robert Wigley, British finance and author

Stuart spoke to the author about his new book about technology and how it's changing his relationship with his sons. We found out if this is something we should all worry about in the future.

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Episode 103: Jordan Stephens, Rizzle Kicks

Rik spoke to Jordan Stephens, one half of rap duo Rizzle Kicks, who recently teamed up with Three and Samsung for a smartphone short film contest. He gave us his perspective on Star Wars filmmaking, streaming services, and casting.

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Episode 102: Simon Jonas, Optoma

Stuart spoke with projector manufacturer Optoma about the growing trends in the home projector market. Turns out, more of us are opting for backyard cinemas, movie nights, and big-screen gaming.

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Episode 101: Ben Barraondo, Nvidia

Rik spoke with Nvidia's consumer PR manager for Europe about GeForce Now, cloud gaming in general, and the company's RTX graphics card supply issues. They also had a good chat about the (near) future of games.

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Episode 99: Graham Jones, Internet Psychologist

Find out what an internet psychologist has to say about the stress we experience when watching streaming services and how to overcome it.

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Episode 98: Will Ahmed, Whoop

Stuart spoke to the founder and CEO of Whoop, a company that makes a fitness tracker that encourages you to stay off the couch.

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Episode 97: Samer Al Moubayed, Furhat Robotics

We caught up with the CEO of Furhat Robotics, who told us all about the social androids the company makes and how they could help patients with Alzheimer's or dementia.

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Episode 96: Adrienne Sharkey-Perves, Arlo

Stuart spoke with Arlo's senior marketing manager about connected security, how it's changing the way we monitor our homes, and what lies ahead for the future.

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Episode 95: Torben Christiansen, EPOS

Stuart spoke with the Chief Technology Officer of EPOS, the premium audio brand born out of Sennheiser. They discussed future audio trends, including how we'll interact with music and voice assistants, and the use of audio in healthcare over the next decade.

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Episode 94: Samo Connection

Stuart met the couple behind the Talking Tom Cat phenomenon that took the world by storm over a decade ago. This made the creators one of the richest couples in Europe. How did they manage to derive such success and what are they doing now?

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Episode 93: Sarah Ellis, The Royal Shakespeare Company

We spoke with RSC's Director of Digital Development about a new tech-rich live performance inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream. We discovered its use of motion capture and other interesting innovations.

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Episode 92: Pia Bretschneider, Ionity

Stuart spoke to the UK country manager of electric vehicle charging company Ionity about the future of charging our electric cars on the go.

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Episode 91: Jai Thampi, Schneider Electric

We spoke with the Head of Strategy and Innovation at Schneider Electric about the future of powering our homes.

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Episode 90: Will Carling

As the 2021 Six Nations Rugby Championship kicked off, Stuart spoke with former England rugby captain Will Carling about how the use of technology and statistics is changing the way we watch and play the game.

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Episode 89: Bhavya Gohil, Squared

Stuart spoke to the co-founder of Square Off, a Mumbai-based tech start-up that aims to connect the world through its smart and advanced board games. What is the future of connected physical games like chess?

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Episode 88: Dr. Adel Laoui, NeuTigers

Stuart then speaks with NeuTigers, an artificial intelligence company spun off from Princeton University that is working on an app that can detect COVID-19 using Edge AI and data derived from a wearable device. .

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Episode 87: Guive Balooch, L'Oreal

Stuart spoke to L'Oréal with the Global Vice President of L'Oréal's Technology Incubator about personalized beauty technology and how technology will change our approach to makeup and beauty in the future .

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Episode 85: Dr. Christophe Ramstein, Noveto Systems

We spoke with Noveto Systems, a company that has created a revolutionary new technology - SoundBeaming. It projects sound from outside a user's ears without the need to wear a physical device and without disturbing nearby people. We found out how it works, what the implications are, and how headphones could soon be a thing of the past.

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Episode 84: Rob Mouser, Andersen EV

Stuart met Andersen EV, a company that makes smart charging boxes for your electric car. He learned about efforts to make home charging smarter and more user-friendly.

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Episode 83: Michael Leet, Dyson

Stuart spoke to Dyson's Michael Leet about how the company has equipped nine people in eight cities around the world to understand the impact of the global pandemic on individual exposure to air pollution.

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Episode 82: Nick Forster, Overdrive

Stuart spoke with Overdrive's CEO to learn more about how the company delivers digital books to libraries around the world and how reading habits are changing.

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Episode 81: Greg Williams

We spoke to the famed photographer about his candid photography course. He promises to give people the right skills to take a great photo in any situation, any time, so he also gave us some tips on smartphone photography.

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Episode 80: Rapha Cohen, Waze

Stuart spoke with Waze's product manager about the future of the navigation app and how having thousands of people changing its maps daily can improve the experience.

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Episode 79: Chris Plummer, Activision

Rik spoke to Activision's VP of Mobile to find out how Call of Duty: Mobile became such a hit.

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Episode 77: Luke Whittaker, Katherine Bidwell and John Lau, State of Play

We spoke to app game developer State of Play about the company's latest game, South of the Circle - which is exclusively available on Apple Arcade. The studio founders explained the trials and tribulations of creating the title, and how it even meant having to go to Antarctica as part of the process.

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Episode 76: Kyle Brown, Samsung

Stuart spoke with Samsung's Head of Connected Living to find out how Samsung plans to improve our lives beyond the control of smart lights.

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Episode 74: Robert Karp, Codemasters

Rik interviewed the Dirt 5 Development Director at Codemasters to talk about the company's new game and, more specifically, how it will run on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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Episode 73: Philip Skogsberg, Challengermode

Stuart sat down with the co-founder and chief product officer of Challengermode to find out how the grassroots esports company is working to make it easier for gamers to challenge others.

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Episode 72: Steve Cottam, Antstream Arcade

We spoke to the founder of Antstream Arcade, a retro game streaming service that will let you play classic games, including those you remember from the Amiga and Commodore 64, on your PC, Mac, console or phone.

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Episode 71: Ethan Kaplan, Fender

Stuart spoke with the Managing Director of Digital at Fender to find out how people can learn musical instruments online.

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Episode 70: Jamie Hindhaugh, BT Sport

Rik had a good chat with the COO of BT Sport about the company's expansion of its streaming app ahead of the new Premier League season.

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Episode 68: Laurel Christensen, GN Audience

Stuart spoke with the Director of Audiology at GN Hearing, the world's leading manufacturer of hearing aids, where he learned how the company is developing its technology to deliver better, clearer sound to the hearing impaired.

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Episode 67: Laz Tyrekidis, London's Aristocracy

We caught up with the founder of Aristocracy London, to talk about how the traditional tailoring brand has turned to tech to make sure your next suit fits.

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Episode 66: David Alexander, Specialized

Stuart spoke with Turbo's category manager at Specialized about the company's line of e-bikes.

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Episode 65: Chris Sheldrick, What3Words

We spoke to the co-founder and CEO of What3Words about the company's amazing system for mapping the world.

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Episode 64: Zeena Quershi, Sonantique

Stuart talks to the co-founder of voice technology company AI Sonantic, Zeena Quershi, about creating a voice AI that can cry

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Episode 63: Daniel Mansson, Flow

Stuart spoke to the founder of Flow, a drug-free treatment for depression that includes a brain stimulation headset and app therapy program, about how new technology can help people with depression.

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Episode 62: Nick Holroyd, Ineos Team UK

Stuart spoke with the America's Cup team's technical director and chief designer, Ineos, about how he uses data to drive victory in the world's oldest international sporting event.

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Episode 61: Giovanni Filli, Exeger

Stuart spoke to the founder of startup Exeger who explained how his company can print solar cells onto devices - that way they can be powered by light without the need for bulkier solar panels.

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Episode 60: Samuel Raciti, Bolt

Stuart spoke to the British boss of Bolt as Britain entered the trial phase of eScooters on the streets of the country.

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Episode 58: BAFTA Games Panel Member Andrew Elia

After the announcement of Bose's withdrawal from the augmented reality market, it was fitting that Stuart would ask a member of the BAFTA games voting committee about the future of AR in general.

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Episode 57: Dave Coplin

We interviewed Microsoft's former chief vision officer who detailed the future of remote work and education in a post-coronavirus world.

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Episode 56: Rob Holmes, Roku

Rik interviewed the VP of Programming at Roku about the Roku Free Channel and how streaming has exploded during lockdown.

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Episode 55: Giles Martin, Sonos

The world-renowned music producer and Sonos sound experience leader spoke with Rik about the Sonos Arc, the complexities of mixing music in Dolby Atmos, and how the best sound gear should fade back -plan.

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Episode 54: Tim Doubleday, Vicon

We spoke with Vicon's entertainment product manager about how the world of motion capture is changing the way movies and games are made.

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Episode 53: Estelle Rubio

Stuart sat down with the music producer, remixer and singer-songwriter to find out some of the technology tricks available to make music sound better.

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Episode 52: Jean-Baptiste Fontes, inventor

Stuart spoke to the inventor of a new desk lamp that can help dyslexic people read normally for the first time.

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Episode 51: Geneviève Bell, Leading Anthropologist and Intel

Stuart spoke with the anthropologist, Distinguished Professor at Australian National University and Vice President of Intel about how we are changing the way we interact with technology. She also explained what coming out of lockdown means and how we could use contact tracing to make it a reality.

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Episode 50: Patrick Dorsey, Intel, and Jason Mitchell, Accenture

As part of Pocket-lint's Sustainability Month, we spoke with Intel and Accenture about their collaboration with the Sulubaaï Environmental Foundation to monitor coral reefs using AI.

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Episode 49: Louise Koch, Dell

Stuart sat down with Dell's global sustainability manager to talk about how the company approaches environmental friendliness with its products. They also talked about Dell's plans for the future and how it is already changing the way the company builds and designs its computers.

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Episode 48: Andrew Hurst and Krzysztof Meinicke, Resideo

Continuing our month of sustainability, Stuart chatted with Resideo, the new home for Honeywell hospitality products, about how smart heating can save you bills, while helping the planet by reducing your energy use. .

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Episode 47: Stephen Prior, Forest Carbon

As part of Pocket-lint's Sustainability Month, we spoke with the co-founder of Forest Carbon about how we can all plant many more trees to offset our carbon footprint and help save the planet.

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Episode 46: Spencer Hyman, Cocoarunners.com

Stuart spoke with the co-founder of online chocolate shop, Cocoarunners.com, about how discovering new products online can be made easier and better for consumers.

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Episode 45: Peter Virk, Land Rover

We caught up with Jaguar Land Rover's director of connected cars at CES earlier this year to talk about the new Land Rover Defender, why you'll need your car to have not one but two SIM cards.

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Episode 44: Peter Mühlmann, Trustpilot

Stuart spoke with the Founder and CEO of Trustpilot about the importance of online customer reviews, how his company makes sure reviews are real, and getting tips for spotting fake reviews instead of real ones.

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Episode 43: Alex Evans, Media Molecule

Rik chatted with one of the engine guys from one of our all-time favorite games, LittleBigPlanet, about his latest game: Dreams. He revealed why it's one of the most ambitious PS4 projects of all time and why it's suitable for young and old alike.

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Episode 42: Marius Lang, Lego

We caught up with Lego's UK and Ireland marketing manager, Marius Lang, to talk about the company's Hidden Side augmented reality sets, the future of Lego and whether a Lego Movie 3 might be there. .

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Episode 41: Graham Wheeler, HTC

Rik sat down with HTC Europe Managing Director Graham Wheeler to talk about the expansion of the HTC Vive Cosmos line of headsets, the growth of virtual reality in general, and the company's future plans as a result. is the heart.

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Episode 40: Jonathan Beard

Stuart chatted with famed film and TV orchestrator and composer, Jonathan Beard, who has worked on many top-notch series including The Mandalorian, The Walking Dead and The Handmaid's Tale. He has a lot to say about how technology has changed the film and television music industry.

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Episode 39: Dugald Macdonald and Peter Husemeyer, Sportable

Stuart caught up with the duo behind real-time, high-performance 3D sports tracking and data company Sportable to discuss how the company's technology is helping improve rugby and other sports, for players, coaches and fans.

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Episode 38: Yasushi Murayama, Panasonic

At CES earlier in January 2020, we caught up with the global head of product planning at Panasonic TV to talk about the company's new TVs, the importance of Filmmaker Mode, and whether services like Netflix really gets people watching TV.

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Episode 37: Gary Turner, Xero

Late last year, Stuart hosted a few fireside chats with several guest speakers at Xerocon. He used his behind-the-scenes access to catch up with Xero co-founder and chief executive Gary Turner, who explained how the company is embracing technology like AI to make it easier to pursue late payments.

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Episode 36: Nick Woodman, GoPro

While visiting CES in Las Vegas in January 2020, Stuart caught up with the founder and CEO of GoPro who explained what the company has been up to and what it has in store for us next.

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Episode 33: Mark Livingstone, Pharmacy2U

We caught up with the LoveFilm co-founder to discuss his latest role as CEO of Pharmacy2U and how online prescriptions and healthcare will change in the future thanks to the internet and AI.

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Episode 32: Gilad Tiefenbrun, Linn

Stuart sat down with the managing director of popular loudspeaker brand Linn, to talk about all things music and how our habits and tastes have changed over the years from a analog music experience to a digital experience.

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Episode 31: Scott Petty, Vodafone

We spoke to Vodafone's Chief Technology Officer in the UK about the company's continued rollout of 5G and why this generation of network technology is different from the previous one.

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Episode 30: Lucy Hughes, winner of the James Dyson Prize

Stuart met the student who not only won the UK part of the James Dyson Prize, but also the global global prize of £30,000. She talked about her winning invention - a new bioplastic made from organic fish waste - and what it meant to her to win the honour.

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Episode 29: Andy Kerr, Bowers & Wilkins

We spoke to Bowers & Wilkins' product marketing manager about the importance of good speakers and how the company developed the sound system for the Philips OLED+ 984 TV.

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Episode 27: Danny MacAskill

Stuart caught up with pro mountain biker Danny MacAskill, who explained the work and technology involved in his incredible YouTube videos, as well as his plans for the future.

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Episode 26: Daniel Rausch, Amazon

Stuart sat down with Amazon's VP of smart home to talk about the future of Alexa and the work being done behind the scenes to address privacy concerns.

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Episode 25: Family

We spoke with up-and-coming band Bamily about the use of technology in music and why it doesn't matter what digital quality you're listening in, as long as you're listening.

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Episode 24: James Haskell

The former England rugby union and Wasps star spoke to Stuart about sports technology and how it can be better used for training. He didn't hold back either.

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Episode 23: Paul Franklin, Dneg

We got a glimpse of Oscar-winning Franklin's Hollywood special effects and digital actors in a great interview.

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Episode 22: Jesse Dorogusker, Square

Dorogusker gave us his thoughts on stores like Amazon Go and whether customers will ever be comfortable with "invisible payment" systems.

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Episode 21: Middleton Ant

Editor Chris spoke to the former SBS and Royal Marine sniper, now TV personality and author, who revealed what he thinks of the latest Garmin sports watches and why his friends don't. do not invite you to play paintball.

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Episode 20: Caspar Thykier, Zappar

We spoke with Zappar co-founder Caspar Thykier, who revealed how augmented reality can improve our lives for years to come.

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Episode 19: Robert Llewellyn, star of Red Dwarf

Stuart sat down with Red Dwarf star Robert Llewellyn, who is an electric car enthusiast, to discuss ways to save energy and lower bills in our smart homes.

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Episode 18 - Damon Crowhurst, Samsung

We spoke with Samsung's head of visual display about the company's Wall TV concept. Plus, he revealed why displays are changing the way we shop, sporting events and more.

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Épisode 17 - Jordan Woodward, rébellion

De retour de Gamescom, Rik Henderson de Pocket-Lint a rencontré Jordan Woodward, le concepteur de niveau principal de Rebellion, pour parler du nouveau jeu de la société Zombie Army 4: Dead War, des abonnements et des discussions plus larges sur les mises à niveau en jeu.

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Épisode 16 - Sir Bradley Wiggins

Stuart a interviewé Sir Bradley Wiggins, quintuple médaillé d'or olympique en cyclisme. L'ancien vainqueur du Tour de France et de nombreuses autres courses parle de cyclisme, du lancement de sa nouvelle gamme de vélos pour enfants avec Halfords et de la façon dont il a utilisé la technologie pour s'entraîner.

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Épisode 15 - Anthony Nicholson, Gearbox Software

Rik Henderson, l'expert en jeu résident de Pocket-Lint, s'est envolé pour Los Angeles pour interviewer Anthony Nicholson, producteur senior chez Gearbox Software, pour parler du dernier jeu de la société ; Borderlands 3.

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Épisode 14 - Dr Alex Allan, Kortical

Stuart s'est entretenu avec le Dr Alex Allan, directeur technique et co-fondateur de la startup d'IA Kortical, à propos de l'IA et de la façon dont elle a le potentiel de changer fondamentalement notre façon de travailler et de jouer au cours de la prochaine décennie et au-delà.

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Épisode 13 - George Vaughan, hippodrome d'Ascot

Stuart a discuté avec le CTO de l'hippodrome d'Ascot, George Vaughan, sur la façon dont le site adopte la technologie pour rester pertinent.

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Épisode 12 - Rhys Morgan, l'Académie royale d'ingénierie

Stuart s'est entretenu avec Rhys Morgan, directeur de la Royal Academy of Engineering, sur la façon dont l'Académie s'efforce d'impliquer davantage de personnes dans le métier.

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Épisode 11 - Scott Harvey, Aperçu des rencontres mondiales

Scott Harvey, rédacteur en chef de Global Dating Insights, nous a parlé de l'état des rencontres en ligne et de la façon dont cela change les comportements romantiques traditionnels.

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Épisode 10 - Gareth Cousins

Stuart a rencontré Gareth Cousins, un ingénieur du son hollywoodien qui a travaillé sur d'innombrables films et émissions, dont Gravity, Netflix's Our Planet, Baby Driver et Batman Begins.

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Épisode 9 - Swupnil Sahai, balançoire

Swupnil Sahai a tout expliqué sur son application Apple Watch intelligente, Swing, qui suit vos coups de tennis sur le court.

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Épisode 8 - Will Bex-Russell, Henry Buckley et Monica Son, Virgin Atlantic

Le contributeur Pocket-lint David Phelan a parlé à l'équipe derrière la nouvelle refonte de la cabine de Virgin Atlantic.

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Épisode 7 - Lee Armstrong, chercheur d'avion

Lee Armstrong, CTO de Plane Finder, un site Web qui suit chaque jour des milliers d'avions alors qu'ils volent dans nos cieux, a discuté de la WWDC et de la façon dont vous suivez les avions dans le monde.

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Épisode 6 - Jack Dorsey, Twitter

Stuart a interviewé Twitter et le PDG de Square, Jack Dorsey, lors de la London Tech Week pour parler de l'avenir de l'argent.

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Épisode 5 - Jonathan Nicholson, CAA

Stuart s'est entretenu avec Jonathan Nicholson, directeur adjoint des communications à l'Autorité de l'aviation civile, pour parler de l'avenir des drones.

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Épisode 4 - Phil Tufnell, ancien joueur de cricket anglais, présentateur de télévision et ambassadeur de Nissan

Rik Henderson a interviewé Phil Tufnell sur le cricket, la technologie dans le sport et la façon dont les petits clubs régionaux peuvent être rendus durables grâce à la technologie de l'énergie solaire.

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Épisode 3 - Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm

Stuart a rencontré le président de Qualcomm, Cristiano Amon, lors de l'événement de lancement de l'EE 5G, pour expliquer pourquoi lui et l'entreprise pensent que la 5G est si importante.

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Épisode 2 - Julian Standford, Dolby

David Phelan, contributeur de Pocket-lint, a interviewé Julian Stanford, l'homme responsable de Dolby Cinema en Europe

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Épisode 1 - David Monks, Rolls-Royce

Dans notre premier épisode, le chef de projet de Rolls-Royce, David Monks, s'est entretenu avec Stuart à l'usine britannique de la société dans la campagne du Sussex.

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