Every September 30th, podcasters and listeners around the world celebrate International Podcast Day. Initially founded as “National Podcast Day” in 2014 and rebranded as “International Podcast Day” in 2015 by Steve Lee, this annual event recognizes podcasting’s unique power to connect voices across continents, cultures, and communities. But what makes podcasting different from every other … Read More “International Podcast Day – Why the Open Web Still Matters” »
With more than 460 million podcaster listeners across the globe, it’s safe to say that podcasting is a popular form of entertainment. There are literally millions of active podcasts to choose from, and if you want to be a successful podcaster, it’s important to find a way to stand out from the crowd. Why Are … Read More “How to Start a Podcast Network: A Step-by-Step Guide” »
How to Start a Podcast Starting a podcast is a great way to share your message with a specific audience. However, success in podcasting requires more than just good equipment and content – it requires understanding your audience and creating genuine connections. As veteran podcaster and expert Tom Webster notes, “Google’s perfect for information, but … Read More “How to Make a Successful Podcast” »
Your podcast episodes need to be clear and high-quality. You also don’t want a lot of dead space, weird transitions, and background noise. You may also be looking for an editor to add music to your show’s episodes. Getting a great sounding podcast depends on several factors like the right recording equipment, but it also comes … Read More “What Is the Best Podcast Editing Software?” »
Want better performing videos? You’ll need custom thumbnails. In fact 90% of the videos that perform the best on the platform have a custom thumbnail according to YouTube Help. And, many of your viewers will decide whether to click on a video based solely on the thumbnail. For podcasters expanding into video content, this becomes … Read More “How to Create an Engaging YouTube Thumbnail” »
By 2025, podcasts have turned from a niche curiosity into a global habit. An estimated 584 million people tune in to podcasts each month, with U.S. listenership exceeding 158 million – that’s over half of Americans aged 12+. Podcasting has become an audio entertainment juggernaut, valued at nearly $40 billion worldwide. Whether you’re launching your … Read More “The Current State of Podcasting: What Every Creator Needs to Know” »
ARM unveiled its next-generation CPU and GPU designs today and it is also introducing the Lumex compute subsystem (CSS). Previously, the likes of MediaTek and Samsung would license CPU and GPU designs and piece together a chipset. The Lumex CSS is a turnkey solution . To be clear, ARM isn’t about to start selling chips. … Read More “ARM introduces Lumex: a customizable chipset design for 3nm nodes” »
ARM has unveiled its next generation CPU and GPU designs and is doing some rebranding at the same time – meet the ARM C1 CPUs and G1 GPUs, which will form the ARM Lumex compute subsystem (CSS). “Lumex” is the new branding that ARM will use for mobile-focused designs (for others, “Niva” will be used … Read More “ARM introduces new C1 CPU and G1 GPU cores with new branding, “Cortex” name dropped” »
With the iPhone 17 launch now behind us, attention has shifted to the Samsung Galaxy S26 series with new leaks pouring in every other day. We’ve now got more details on the top-of-the-line Galaxy S26 Ultra model. Just yesterday, Ice Universe noted that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a downgraded 10 MP sensor for … Read More “Galaxy S26 Ultra to use the same 5x telephoto camera as the S25 Ultra” »
vivo has dropped yet another teaser for the upcoming X300 series, this time revealing key specifications of the lineup along with its AnTuTu benchmark score. In a series of posts on Weibo, Han Boxiao, vivo Product Manager, shared that the X300 series has managed to cross the 4 million mark on the AnTuTu benchmark. The … Read More “vivo X300 series key specs and AnTuTu score revealed” »