Sounds Legit

Martin Kuplens-Ewart and Chris Luckhardt discuss feedback from the Parkinson's Voice Initiative about our previous episode, whether our listeners prefer the iPhone 5 headphone jack to be placed on the bottom or top, the technological wonders of the Mars Curiosity mission and security issues with the advent of low-cost 3D printing technology.

Martin Kuplens-Ewart and Chris Luckhardt discuss Apple's "disappointing" $8.8 billion Q3 profits, iPhone 5's rumoured 19 pin dock connector and headphone jack placement updates, the release of OS X Mountain Lion and its newest features, YouTube forcing people to switch to using their real names and the Parkinson's Voice Initiative.

Martin Kuplens-Ewart and Chris Luckhardt discuss the sale of social news pioneer Digg.com and the history of social media sharing, the improvements in the newest version of Microsoft Office and a New York City pilot program offering free public wifi at payphone kiosks.

Martin Kuplens-Ewart and Chris Luckhardt discuss viewer feedback on our thoughts about RIM's decline, Mozilla's Firefox OS phone project, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browser issues, Google Now and Google's latest round of data collection creepiness.

Martin Kuplens-Ewart and Chris Luckhardt discuss the failings of Google+, Apple's patent war with Google and Samsung, Windows 8 pricing, the myth of multitasking and the Momento diary app.

Martin Kuplens-Ewart and Chris Luckhardt introduce their new show Sounds Legit, a weekly podcast covering recent developments in technology and how they touch people's lives.