Welcome to episode 109 of the Ausdroid podcast!

This week we talked with Geoff about his shiny (shimmery) new Galaxy S5, and his first impressions of his new phone. Scott also talked about his recent car mount charger review, and Jason talked about recent developments with Sonos. We ended with a bit of a discussion about use of password managers in the wake of the Heartbleed OpenSSL vulnerability.

Hosted by Jason Murray, with Geoff Fieldew and Scott Plowman.

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Before discovering the Nexus One, Jason thought he didn't need a smartphone. Now he can't bear to be without his Android phone. Jason hails from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane depending on his mood and how detailed a history you'd like. A web developer by day with an interest in consumer gadgets and electronics, he also enjoys reading comics and has a worryingly large collection of Transformers figures. He'd like to think he's a gamer, but his Wii has been in a box since he moved to Sydney, and his PlayStation Vita collection is quite lacking. Most mornings you'll find him tilting at various windmills on Twitter - follow @JM77 and say hi!
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No_Underscore

Posting on an old podcast, I am a bit behind on my podcast listening… Whoops. Just cause it comes up occasially in discussions on the podcast, the touchwiz “features”. I have a Korean S4, it’s dock was locked on jellybean and kitkat. Also I can not get the camera quick access to work from the lock screen. It seems to be disabled (like you guys mentioned) for pattern locks etc… But even on swipe to unlock, while it shows its available, enabling it results in no chance to lock screen functionality. Also it’s camera still does the audible capture sound,… Read more »