Anyone relying on Apple's new iOS 6 Maps app might find themselves lost -- lost in a storm of controversy. As iOS 6 arrives to mixed reaction, we decide whether software updates are more trouble than they're worth.
Join the CNET UK team as we break out our map and compass and venture down to the podcast studio to discuss the burning technology questions of this week.
Rich, Andy and Luke get all excited about the top tech of the week, including the HTC 8X and HTC 8S Windows Phone phones, and the new slim Sony PlayStation 3.
Plus, we turn to you, eager listener, for your thoughts in the feedback section. Do you feel cheated by the coming of 4G if you've just bought a new phone? What do you think of the Samsung ad extracting the proverbial out of Apple fans? And which is the better buy: the Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or the iPhone 5?
Remember, whether you're looking for help and advice with your newest or oldest gadgets, or you have something to say on the tech issues of the day, leave us a comment below or blow off steam on our Facebook page -- it's chock-full of like-minded gadget fans, as well as behind-the-scenes glimpses at life in CNET Towers.
This week, inspired by a listener in Australia, we're looking for the most far-flung podcast listener. Drop us a line and tell us where you are, and we'll send a coveted podcast badge to whoever's listening furthest away!
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anonymous 21 September, 2012 16:39
How like often like can like 1 like person like say like 'Like' in like 1 like pod like cast like?
anonymous 21 September, 2012 19:22
Hi guys, Just wanna say I really enjoyed this podcast and the conversation about software updates was great. Totally agreed that companies just can't be arsed to push updates out as often as they should. Long time listener here btw please can I have a badge because I won a a crave shirt in 2007 or 2008 but Rory never posted it to me haha
anonymous 22 September, 2012 09:24
Just noticed Selfridges London is not labelled on the new maps. As one of the most famous department stores in London that's not good. Harrods and Westfield SB are labelled though.
arphone1 22 September, 2012 18:21
Using the google maps works fine (prompted when go to google maps in safari). However, it did make me look at other map apps. Map UK is very good for walking. Ordnance survey maps for free and the maps can be accessed offline (works brilliantly with the input compass and contour shading).
iam a wp7 25 September, 2012 03:36
Thank you for the badge!!! Podcast funny as always!
iam a wp7 25 September, 2012 03:36
Thank you for the badge! Podcast funny as always!