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CES 2019 preview, upcoming phone leaks, and Pandora on an Apple Watch (MobileTechRoundup show #456)
As we start the new year, we look ahead to CES while rumors heat up for a couple upcoming phones. I also returned the Core m3 Pixel Slate so listen to the show to find out why.

Kevin is off to Vegas this week for CES while I head out to test a power meter for running. On MobileTechRoundup show #456 we chat about CES 2019 expectations, a product return, and more.
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- CES 2019 is finally here. What we expect to see and what Kevin is taking along
- It's likely most of the new 2019 phones will debut after CES
- Nokia 9 Pureview with 5 cameras and Android One software looks awesome
- Galaxy S10 leaked with pinhole screen
- Matt is running with a new Stryd power meter
- Apple Watch gets offline Pandora playback before Spotify
- Why did Matt return his Pixel Slate?
- There's a fix coming for the lagginess of the Slate
- Need to edit photos on a Chromebook? Try Snapseed for Android
- ASUS debuts its first Chrome OS tablet
Running time: 71 minutes
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- CES 2019: What to expect from the chipmakers
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- 5G, AI, design and data collide
- AARP trialing virtual reality for remote healthcare
- iOttie unveils smartphone car mount with built-in Amazon Alexa
- BlackBerry Secure packs aspire to give security to 'all smart things'
- Voice activated trash disposal
- Ford demos cellular V2X with Qualcomm chipset
- Robotic suitcases back (and ... maybe better?) at this year's show
- Google Assistant to hit 1 billion devices
- CES 2019: 3 reasons professionals should pay attention
- Ring expands product lineup with new video doorbell
- Nvidia CEO Huang explains how AI changes everything
- Are these newly launched '5G' services truly 5G wireless?
- Why UBTech is on track to become our first robot overlord
- Sprint unveils smart home Magic Box, confirms Samsung 5G phone
- Samsung announces 5G smartphone sneak peek
- Toyota details Guardian driver assist to avoid car crashes
- Intel unveils 10nm PC products for AI and 5G
- Intel strikes deal with Comcast for 10-gigabit cable
- Intel and Alibaba partner on artificial intelligence
- Intel's Mobileye signs deal with UK mapping agency
- Lenovo outlines ThinkPad X1 Carbon and ThinkPad X1 Yoga
- Nvidia expands into more mainstream automotive market
- LG's IP Park presents a vision of "evolving intelligence"
- Alibaba's Tmall Genie assistant comes to BMW vehicles in China
- IBM at CES 2019 outlines Q System One quantum computer
- IBM aims to use crowdsourced sensor data to improve local weather