Latest Podcast: Why did Huawei lie to us!?

Thomas Wellburn

July 7, 2016

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Hello everyone, we’re back with the latest instalment of our world famous What Mobile podcast! We’ve got plenty of talk on the Brexit aftermath, plus a few jokey pieces and that Huawei lie fiasco where they tried to pass off an SLR picture as a P9 camera sample.

For more podcasts, visit What Mobile’s dedicated podcast page.

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