BBC Radio 5 live’s technology and gaming podcast, featuring Saturday Edition's Chris Warburton with the latest technology and the web news, plus science, cars, and more, plus Adam Rosser’s Game On, looking at the world of video games.
Tue, 19 Aug 14
Duration:
24 mins
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29 days remaining
The annual pilgrimage of the faithful to the ancient cathedral city of Cologne has come to an end and Lucy James from Gamespot, Alex Stinton at PushSquare and Videogamer's Chris Bratt join Adam to mop up the news from Gamescom
Sat, 16 Aug 14
Duration:
58 mins
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27 days remaining
Tech expert Rory Reid looks at the latest web news, including the outpouring on social media after an unarmed black teenager was shot by police in Missouri, and why Jeremy Clarkson and Lord Sugar are proving popular with the few North Koreans who manage to surf the net. Technology blogger Tom Cheesewright has app news with the ongoing controversy around the new taxi apps, and the app which apparently tells you how drunk you are. Games journalist Guy Cocker on why gaming on tablets could be the future and how Sir Paul McCartney is involved in what could be the most expensive gaming franchise of all time. Plus tech expert Maddie Moate has a round up of the latest technology news, including the camera designed to help counter terrorism police spot someone who's stressed in a crowd and how sweating in the gym could help power your smartphone.
Sat, 16 Aug 14
Duration:
26 mins
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26 days remaining
Magic The Gathering, Elite: Dangerous and a nu metal band name discussed this week by Sam Clay, Quintin Smith and our host, Adam Rosser.
Sat, 9 Aug 14
Duration:
50 mins
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19 days remaining
Podcaster Helen Zaltzman and Tech expert Rory Reid look at who owns the copyright to a selfie taken by a monkey. Tech expert Maddie Moat's been finding out about attempts to get us texting from behind the wheel again, safely though. Science stand-up Steve Mould stands in for Tim O'Brien this week - he's heard rumours that China is going to mine the moon for an energy source that it's claimed could fuel the earth for 10,000 years. Helen Brown, book critic from the Telegraph, takes us through the top 10 - plus the row between authors and Amazon leading to a full page ad in the New York Times.
Tue, 5 Aug 14
Duration:
25 mins
Available:
15 days remaining
Kenji Kanno chats about the latest version of 'Crazy Taxi' and Adam's joined by Harry Slater and Peter Willington to talk about that game and 'Modern Combat 5'
Tue, 29 Jul 14
Duration:
24 mins
Available:
8 days remaining
Lewis Brindley from Yogscast, Matt Lees and Simon Parkin join Adam Rosser to discuss Youtube and the part this most democratic entertainment channel plays in gaming today.
Tue, 22 Jul 14
Duration:
26 mins
Available:
1 day remaining
The author, Charles Stross joins Adam to talk about the latest book in the Laundry Files, 'The Rhesus Chart' and Sam Clay from VG 247 is on hand for a brief round-up of the news.
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