Most of this episode focused on discussing the Google I/O 2015 event. Kevin is also quite impressed with a new low cost smartphone from ASUS.
Google held its I/O conference this past week so Kevin and I spent most of MobileTechRoundup show #347 discussing what was revealed by Google. Show topics include:
Running time: 63 minutes
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SIM swap horror story: I've lost decades of data and Google won't lift a finger
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Huawei's Android puzzle: Is Linux Sailfish now an option alongside its own OS?
Huawei looks at a Sailfish OS option to solve the US block on accessing Google Android.
Ericsson sets Telkomsel on path to 5G with core upgrade
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Beijing expects 1 billion 5G mobile devices in China by 2024
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