Mobile Tech Podcast with tnkgrl Myriam Joire · WorldPodcasts.com / Gorilla Voice Media

Exploring Infineon's IoT tech at CES 2026, Apple Google AI partnership, Honor Magic8 Pro review, Realme 16 Pro+ review, and more with Christian de Looper

·1 hr 21 min·5 clips
Infineon shows Wi‑Fi 7 switching bands in under half a millisecond when interference hits.
The show starts at CES 2026. Myriam Joir opens the episode and mentions spending time with the sponsor, Infineon, discussing some of their technology with interviews. She also brings up an automotive recap and other CES coverage she has already been moving through. Christian DeLuper joins from next door. The conversation moves fast. After the sponsor segment, the show shifts into news and phone talk. One focus is the Honor Magic 8 Pro review. The tone stays conversational. Myriam and Christian trade observations like informed tech friends comparing notes after a show floor visit. The Honor Magic 8 Pro camera gets especially detailed attention. Christian says the telephoto camera stands out even in low light. He points to the 200 megapixel telephoto sensor as the main reason. The native 3.7x zoom is treated as a practical middle ground rather than a spec trick. The discussion also touches on why 5x zoom can be a rough place to land. Christian compares the phone against devices like the Oppo Find X9 Pro and Vivo X300 Pro. Apple's move to 4x on the 17 Pro Max comes up in the same argument. The point is not just who has the biggest numbers. The point is what actually works for portraits and usable zoom. AI zoom is part of that story. The show treats computational help as part of the camera system, not a gimmick. The episode ends in the same practical, gear-minded register it begins with.

As heard by us

CES 2026 phone talk with concrete camera comparisons and a strong Honor Magic 8 Pro segment.

The episode moves from CES 2026 coverage into a tighter phone discussion with Christian De Luper. It opens with Infineon and Wi-Fi 7, then settles into the Honor Magic 8 Pro, where the camera conversation lands with the most weight.

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You want the CES 2026 mobile roundup with real camera talk, not PR gloss.

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