The CNET UK Podcast has reached episode 250! To celebrate, we're giving you a glimpse behind the scenes by filming proceedings. And you can take the video podcast with you on your iPhone or iPad, thanks to our fantastic Crave app.
Andy's done his hair, Luke's rocking his best t-shirt and Rich has trousers on -- producer Drew has even run a comb through his beard. Hit play on the video above to see how the podcast happens, as we set the technology world to rights.
In this podcast we look at the future of Android, find ourselves defeated by a compact camera, and nearly get helicoptered in the face. Come back each Friday as we dissect the news, debate the issues of the day and answer your questions, as well as chatting to guests, arguing about cake and generally mucking about.
You can stick this and all our videos in your pocket thanks to our Crave app from the Apple App Store. Download it now to watch the latest reviews, news and general gadgetiness whether you're on the bus, in bed or at work when nobody's looking.
Podcast 250 lands in the very same week our official Facebook page received its 10,000th Like. If you like the video podcast, give us a thumbs-up or head for our Facebook page for more behind-the-scenes japery, jam-packed with tech news and gossip, enticing competitions and hi-larious Photoshops.
If you'd prefer not to shatter the illusion about how the podcast is put together -- or just can't stand to look at our ugly mugs -- you can listen to the podcast in your ears every Friday. Download it from iTunes today!
If you want to download the video to watch later or to transfer to a portable video player, just right click this link and choose the option that's closest to 'save as'.
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anonymous 19 August, 2011 18:37
Flash? Seriously? Where's the iOS compatible video? Boooo
billfred 19 August, 2011 20:28
Pipe down.
Jason Jenkins 19 August, 2011 21:26
As we say in the story, you can download the free Crave app to watch the video in iOS, or simply download the video itself and transfer it over. Have a read and it's all there.
anonymous 19 August, 2011 21:58
Nice use of Gaffa tape. Also, are any of your devices not in aeroplane mode? I ask because whenever my phone gets near a microphone (or speaker) it does that horrible bleebleepabeebeep interference noise thing. I'm just wondering if my phone is particularly bad cos it doesn't seem to happen to anyone else.
Byw it's a Samsung Galaxy Europa if you are interested.
anonymous 19 August, 2011 23:55
Flash seems to be working fine for me... get better tech :-)
thirdbreakfast 23 August, 2011 22:38
Video. Pretty. Megatimer isn't quite as mean looking as I'd expected. I still wouldn't cross him, mind. Actually, I'd better just apologise now.