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tnkgrl’s Mobile Tech Podcast is the place to hear the lowdown on the nitty gritty details of what’s happening the world of mobile technology – especially smartphones, personal gadgets and even car tech. tnkgrl (Myriam Joire) has been covering tech for over a decade and was previously Engadget’s Senior Mobile Editor, host of the Engadget Mobile Podcast, and co-host of TWiT’s All About Android.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Myriam Joire turns mobile hardware news into precise conversations about engineering choices, product compromises and everyday performance.
Myriam Joire treats mobile technology as a chain of consequential engineering choices. Conversations move from smartphone cameras and battery chemistry to chip design, connected cars, edge AI, gaming PCs and wearables, with product news tested against how devices behave in…
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A brisk, opinionated look at Clix, phone reviews, and practical device talk.
Myriam Joir's conversation with Jeff Gadway from Clix moves fast and stays grounded in practical judgment. It opens with a sharp claim about the company's first-half sales targets being reached in the first 21 days, then shifts into phone and camera talk, with attention on the…
A practical MWC episode that keeps its focus on battery engineering and hardware judgment.
MWC 2026 comes across as a working conversation about batteries, not a buzzword parade. Myriam Joir talks with Enovix CEO Raj Tuluri about a company founded by three people from IBM and built around higher battery energy density for products that need batteries now, not someday.
Fast, opinionated phone coverage that makes phone-week chaos feel worth following.
This episode moves quickly through phone-week chaos, with Alison Johnson and the purse computer naming joke doing a lot of the anchoring. The Halide Process Zero update gets a clear, sharp look, and the camera talk has a real point of view around contrast, processing, HDR, and…
A practical mobile hardware episode that turns open-ear earbuds and foldable rumors into clear buying questions.
The Mobile Tech Podcast treats mobile hardware as a set of everyday tradeoffs, moving from Sony's LinkBuds Clip to Apple's rumored foldables and upcoming phone talk around MWC and Samsung.
Practical security advice with a quick turn into mobile news and hardware talk.
Myriam Joir and Shannon Morse keep the episode grounded in day-to-day security habits: checking who is on the network, tightening Wi-Fi, and treating privacy as something people can work through one step at a time.
A sharp global hardware discussion that turns phones and car tech into a question of manufacturing power.
This episode treats consumer tech as part of a bigger question: who still has the capacity to build the future. Myriam Joire and Emily Forlini move from AI and Canada trade concerns into phone news around Chinese manufacturers, but the real throughline is manufacturing.
CES hype turns useful when the panel asks what is thin, practical, and ready for North America.
CES 2026 comes across as a practical conversation about what actually seems worth carrying home. Myriam Joir, Juan Carlos Bagno, Jason Howell, and Matteo Doni move briskly through the devices that stood out, with foldables at the center.
A pre-CES tech chat where OnePlus tablet tradeoffs meet a 2005 folding keyboard.
CES hangs over this holiday-week conversation, with Myriam Joir and Adam Dowd meeting it somewhere between anticipation and weary familiarity.
Daily TED and TEDx talks hosted by Elise Hu, spanning science, psychology, and creativity.
Cristina Quinn profiles indie developers, Microsoft researchers, and designers building the next decade of tech.
A wound-down internet-culture show now feeding listeners into Alex Goldman's and Emmanuel Dzotsi's new podcasts.
FT reporters trace how people fall in love with, grieve, and depend on their chatbots.
Myriam Joire records from the Computer History Museum on Thursday, October 16th, 2025, with Infineon’s Mark Finn to preview October Tech demos in automotive, robotics, and edge AI.
Myriam Joire opens the November 13, 2025 Mobile Tech Podcast with Jeff Howard from AT&T, a Galaxy Z Flip 7 giveaway, and a review of the year’s most consequential phones.
Myriam Joire and Matt Swider record their first in-person Mobile Tech Podcast together in New York on Tuesday, October 7th, 2025, and open with ASUS’s ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X handhelds.
Myriam Joire talks with Liv Leigh and Patrick Anderson of The Electric Duo about their EV favorites from 2025, including the Genesis GV60 performance, Mustang Mach-E Rally, and Hyundai Ioniq 5 N.
Myriam Joire and Nirave Gondhia record on Samsung Unpacked day, February 25, 2026, from San Francisco and unbox the Galaxy S26 Ultra and S26 live on the show.
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Myriam Joire and Nick Gray rank their favorite phones of 2025, with the Oppo Find X9 Pro emerging as Nick’s first non-Pixel daily driver since the Pixel 6.
Myriam Joire and Ben Schoon cover Galaxy S26 leaks, Qi 2.2.1 charging listings without magnets, and variable-aperture rumors while arguing that Samsung feels less inventive than its older Galaxy Note and folding-phone eras.
Myriam Joir and Max Weinbach spend most of the episode on Rivian's Autonomy & AI Day, including the company's in-house chip, Rivlink interconnect, and the move to vertical integration.
Myriam Joire and Nick Gray spend most of this March 19, 2026 Mobile Tech Podcast comparing the Oppo Find N6, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and Oppo Find X9 Pro against phones like the OnePlus 15 and Pixel 10 Pro XL.
Myriam Joire and TK Bay spend this Mobile Tech Podcast episode comparing the Vivo X300 Pro, Oppo Find X9 Pro, and Realme GT8 Pro around camera kits, battery size, and chipset choices.
Myriam Joir opens from CES 2026 and a sponsor segment with Infineon.
Host Myriam Joire and co-host Enrique discuss the latest mobile tech news and Myriam shows off her new MacBook Neo.
Host Myriam Joire and guest Nick Sutridge discuss the Honor Magic V6 foldable phone, comparing it to Apple's foldables and other Android devices.
Host Myriam Joire discusses Android desktop mode, folding phones, and purse computers with guest Rita from Android Authority.
Host Myriam Joire and guest Derek Lee discuss and compare recent smartphone releases including the iPhone 17E and Tecno/Infinix models.
This episode of the Mobile Tech Podcast features host Myriam Joire discussing the latest in mobile technology with guests Jeff Gadway from Clix and Dominic Preston from The Verge.
Myriam Joir records from MWC in Barcelona and opens with Raj Tuluri of Enovix.
The host opens with Alison Johnson of The Verge and gets right into the wave of phone news gathering around them.
Host Myriam Joire and guest Kevin Nether review the Sony LinkBuds Clip, discussing open earbud comfort, Sony's premium pricing, and audio quality.
Myriam Joire talks with Shannon Morse about security and privacy basics before moving into fresh mobile hardware news.
Myriam Joir and Emily Forlini spend the episode on Canada's move to lower tariffs on Chinese EVs to 6%, with a 35,000 Canadian dollar price cap and concerns about how many cars will actually come in.
Host Myriam Joire and guests Juan Carlos Bagno, Jason Howell, and Matteo Doni recap CES 2026, focusing on standout mobile tech like the Clicks Communicator phone with a hardware keyboard, Motorola's Razr foldable, and Samsung's Z trifold.
Myriam Joire and guest Adam Dowd discuss CES 2026 predictions, including the Samsung trifold and Motorola's FIFA phone, critique OnePlus's recent releases, and analyze upcoming devices like the Realme 16 Pro+ and Xiaomi 17 Ultra.
Myriam Joir welcomes Matteo Doni back for a brisk catch-up on phones and cars.
Myriam Joire and guest Elena Stone review the Redmagic 11 Pro gaming phone and Nothing Phone (3a) Lite, discuss Moto G updates, and explore Segway's tech-heavy e-bike.
Myriam Joire and guest Alex Dobie review the Oppo Find X9 Pro, discussing its camera, battery, and design, while covering OnePlus 15 news, Samsung S26 rumors, and unexpected phone launches like the Nothing Phone 3a Light.
Myriam Joire opens with MediaTek’s Siegfried Chang discussing the Dimensity 9500, which he describes as MediaTek’s fifth-generation flagship SoC with up to 100 TOPS of AI performance and TSMC N3P manufacturing.
Seven leading mobile technology experts provide comprehensive analysis of Apple's iPhone 17 lineup and Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit 2025 announcements.
Myriam Joire and guest Daniel Bader review the Apple AirPods Pro 3 and Nothing Ear 3 earbuds, discussing noise cancellation, sound quality, and microphone features.
Myriam Joire hosts Adrian Mekowiczak from Infineon for a broad conversation about current mobile hardware and the semiconductor tradeoffs behind it.
The episode first explores Asus's pre-built gaming PCs, focusing on the upgradeable ROG G700 and budget-friendly TUF Gaming T500.
Host Myriam Joire and guest Alex Maxim review the Google Pixel 10 series and Honor Magic V5 folding phone, discussing hardware changes, AI camera features, and the contentious removal of physical SIM trays.
Host Myriam Joire and guest Jojo discuss first impressions of the new Google Pixel phones, including pros and cons like eSIM-only design.
Host Myriam Joire interviews Ricky Perez about mobile technology, with housekeeping about Patreon support and video extras.
Host Myriam Joire interviews IFA CEO Leif Lindner about the 100th anniversary of the IFA consumer electronics trade show.
Host Myriam Joire interviews Anshel Tsag about Google's Pixel event, discussing hardware progress and antitrust implications.
Host Myriam Joire and guest Nick Sutrich discuss upcoming Google hardware announcements, recent leaks, and reviews of foldable phones like the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Pixel Fold.
Host Myriam Joire interviews tech journalist Rich DeMuro about the latest mobile tech news, including iOS beta, Galaxy Ring, and upcoming Pixel and iPhone releases.