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We’ve stated it before, as well as we’ll say it furthermore: it is just crazy out there these days, as well as getting although more crazier as for each as well as all day. So crazy was this week in mobile freshs, in fact, we needed a a couple of extra days to digest it the entire, but we hope you’ll ascertain it was worth the wait. Enjoy the Engadget Mobile Podcast — currently in permanent XXL mode.

Host: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Daestro – Light Powered (Ghostly International)

00:05:34 – Windows Phone 7.5 ‘Mango’ update starts rolling out today
00:08:25 – Windows Phone 7.5 Mango review
00:39:07 – HTC Radar 4G headed to T-Mobile in time as for the holidays, chock-full of Mango
00:42:30 – Hands-on goes along with HTC’s Amaze 4G as for T-Mobile (video)
00:45:45 – Samsung’s Galaxy S II as for T-Mobile proves that unicorns do exist (hands-on video)
00:54:30 – AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II review
01:09:05 – Ice Cream Sandwich turns a two-minute tour, courtesy of a lucky eBay shopper (video)
01:14:43 – HTC Explorer currently official, we go hands-on (updated)
01:16:42 – HTC Holiday spotted sunning it iself over Australian shores
01:17:28 – HTC Hero S coming to US Cellular next month alongside Wildfire S as well as Flyer
01:18:55 – HTC Runnymede spotted in the wild (updated goes along with backup video)
01:20:26 – HTC announces it is next regiony, Beats Audio as well as ‘surprise headliner’ in attendance
01:21:02 – Samsung announces Galaxy S II LTE as well as Galaxy S II HD LTE handsets as for Korean market
01:22:56 – Samsung Focus S snapped in the wild sipping over micro-USB juice
01:23:37 – Samsung’s Omnia W: Mango, 3.7-inch Super AMOLED, 1.4GHZ processor
01:24:18 – iPhone 5 / 4S placeholders pop up at Cincinnati Bell, questionable specs in tow
01:39:43 – Sprint’s LTE build out already underway, fresh 4G network to launch first half 2012?
01:42:10 – Sprint’s unlimited data plans are not going allwhere, CTO confirms
01:44:50 – Virgin Mobile announces LG Optimus Slider, sneakily publishpones data throttling till 2012
01:52:20 – Amazon Kindle Fire tablet unveiled: Android-based, 7-inch display, $ 199 price tag

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We acknowledge you have got questions, as well as if you are brave decent to ask the world for answers, here is the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask Engadget inquiry is coming to us from Henri, who sawms belowstandably tired of his earbuds falling out whilst exercising. Onceever you are appear to being to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us a line at ask [at] engadget [dawt] com.

“I’m planning to buy a set of earbuds for outdoor use, primaryly for sport. There are so a lot of options — I’m curious if allone has all specific suggestions. It goes goes along with no stating which the plugs should be easy to pop in the ear as well as take them off, as well as the wire to player should be as light as possible. Thanks for the help!”

Got all headphones you love taking to the gym? How’s about a set which does not’t fall out? Toss your suggestion(s) in comments beneath!

A big week, a really big week as for certain. Look at the entire of those phones, appear to be at all of those freshs items. We’ve brought along our nice-natured, well-rounded, as well as rather-pottymouth’d associate Mr. Christopher Trout to assist us create sense of it the entire goes along with an edgy feel. It’s a nice overe, if we do say so ourselves. Sit back, crack open a vintage flip phone, as well as enjoy the show.

Host: Myriam Joire (tnkgrl), Brad Molen
Guest: Christopher Trout
Producer: Trent Wolbe
Music: Daestro – Light Powered (Ghostly International)

00:02:15 – Introducing Engadget Distro!
00:04:10 – HP’s unreleased white TouchPad as well as Pre 3 as for AT&T (hands-on video)
00:15:00 – Review score review
00:20:14 – HTC Sensation XE goes along with Beats Audio, we go ears-on (video)
00:26:30 – HTC Rhyme goes along with Sense 3.5 hands-on (video)
00:28:58 – 4G variant of HTC’s Radar spotted in the wild, flying a magenta flag
00:30:52 – HTC Raider 4G arrives bearing South Korean LTE, appear to bes a lot like the Holiday
00:32:45 – Sprint reportedly capping its mobile hotspot plans October 2nd
00:35:23 – Sprint to launch Direct Connect October 2nd, confirms mobile hotspot capping
00:35:52 – Sprint’s Motorola Admiral quietly displayed over YouTube as America watches dancing cats
00:35:55 – Kyocera Duramax is in the batter’s box, launching goes along with Sprint Direct Connect October 2nd
00:41:19 – AT&T flips 4G LTE live, closely 97 percent of America conceives as the party is
00:43:47 – Samsung Galaxy S II creates its AT&T debut October 2nd as for $ 199 over againstct
00:46:13 – Game over: Sony Ericsson Xperia Play 4G ready at AT&T as for $ 50
00:46:28 – Motorola Atrix 2 peeks out (again) from the wild, destined as for AT&T’s faux-G?
00:49:25 – Pantech Breakout currently available to bring LTE to the light-walleted
00:51:36 – Samsung Nexus S 4G updated to Android 2.3.7, brings Google Wallet support
01:01:45 – ‘Personalized Wireless’ launching September 26th (update: it is Cellular South, as well as it’ll be regional)
01:03:47 – Verizon starts ‘optimizing’ (read: throttling) network as for the all of data hungry utilizers
01:11:36 – T-Mobile CMO: no iPhone 5 over our network this year
01:14:08 – LG LU6200 spotted in the wild, goes along with 720p HD display needing centre stage
01:14:55 – Samsung SHV-E120L turned froms out of the development dark, is the Xtina to LG’s Britney
01:16:09 – LG unveils Optimus Q2 QWERTY slider, slated as for Korean launch next week
01:17:05 – 4G Samsung Galaxy S II X coming to Telus, still as Herculean as ever
01:24:00 – Listener questions

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We acknowledge you have got questions, as well as if you are brave decent to ask the world for answers, here is the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask Engadget inquiry is coming to us from Everest, who do not skeered to dip his toes in the Linux sea. Onceever you are appear to being to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us a line at ask [at] engadget [dawt] com.

“Hey guys! I’m building a fresh dsktop computer with Ubuntu Linux in mind, as well as was conceiveing what motherboards (preferably from Intel or ASUS, otherwise all reputable brand is about to do) you folks would recommend with amazing compatibility for stuff just like WiFi straight out of the box? Compatibility with the first- or second-gen Intel Core i processors would be amazing, too. Thanks!”

Anyone who has dabbled in Linux acknowledges the pains of incompatibility — it is the price we pay for being precisely who we would like to to be — otherwise if you have got all trouble-free recommendations, comments are open!

It’s Monday, as well as we’re still here to assist by letting you peek into the recording booth when the Engadget HD podcast goes to mp3 at 5:30PM. We’re back at our regular time, so take a peek at the live stream, chat as well as list of topics afterwards the break.

We acknowledge you have got questions, and if you are brave enough to ask the world for answers, here is the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask Engadget inquiry is coming to us from Raymond, who sawms to have the ultraportable itch. Onceever you are looking to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us a line at ask [at] engadget [dawt] com.

“Hey, what’s the best thin 11- to 13-inch laptop for portability? I have to bring it allwhere several nevertheless it has to be light!”

Light. Light just like that question. The world of ultrabooks is about to crack it iself wide open, several nevertheless if you are not looking to wait, what’s the best non-netbook in the 11- to 13-inch category? Anyone have a regionicular rig that have fallen for? Chime in beneath!