The PC Pro Podcast
Every week the team behind the UK's biggest technology monthly discusses the latest news and issues in computing and mobile tech. Subscribe to the magazine at https://subscribe.pcpro.co.uk
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Show overview
The PC Pro Podcast has been publishing since 2016, and across the 10 years since has built a catalogue of 418 episodes. That works out to roughly 440 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 1h 1m and 1h 6m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Technology show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 31 episodes already out so far this year. Published by PC Pro.
From the publisher
Every week the team behind the UK's biggest technology monthly discusses the latest news and issues in computing and mobile tech. Subscribe to the magazine at https://subscribe.pcpro.co.uk (https://subscribe.pcpro.co.uk)
Latest Episodes
View all 418 episodesEpisode 803: AI watermarks CouLd be Almost UnDetectablE
Episode 802: Alexa, can you smell gas?
Episode 801: What secret code do you have to enter to erase this podcast?
Episode 800: I am begging Sam Altman to read just one Isaac Asimov book
Episode 799: Will Windows’ solution for searching finally be a searching solution?
Episode 798: Want to be anonymous online? Start by ditching Windows
Episode 797: Windows 10 refuses to die...again
Episode 796: Can EU regulation really make it easier to switch clouds?
Episode 795: I’m-a let you finish, but these are 50 of the best apps of all time
Episode 794: Hey Siri, can you actually do AI now?
Episode 793: Live (sort of) from Computex
Episode 792: Who's making money from the memory crisis?
Episode 791: Google is getting smarter (whether you want it to or not)
Episode 790: The data centres are coming (and we’re all going to pay)
Episode 789: A bumper week for cyber-criminals
Episode 788: “It’s a bit like watching Chelsea play Arsenal”
Episode 787: It's time to Ternus the page on Tim Cook's tenure at Apple.
Episode 786: You wouldn’t download an ebook to your car
Ep 785Episode 785: Cynnwys gwleidyddol ar gyfryngau cymdeithasol
The gang discusses a new experiment to see how Welsh voters are exposed to political content on social media, waves an unsentimental farewell to the Mac Pro and laments the intrusion of ads into a) our open-source coding projects and b) our kitchens. In our regular Hot Hardware segment, Barry attempts to justify the purchase of his Apple MacBook Pro 16in with M5 Pro processor.
Ep 784Episode 784: Making Windows cool again (good luck!)
The team discusses Microsoft’s plan to make Windows slicker and more user friendly, America’s ban on basically all foreign-made home routers and the closure of OpenAI’s Sora video-generation service. We also raise an eyebrow at Elon Musk’s characteristically ambitious decision to build the world’s biggest silicon fabrication plant. Our Hot Hardware candidate is the Ugreen Nexode, a multi-port 500W desktop power supply that can simultaneously charge five laptops and an iPod.