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#39 - T’as quoi pour 500 balles ? ( 31/05/20 )
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#38 - Confinés oui, mais avec nos smartphones ( 03/05/20 )
+ 38:16
#37 - Innovation éditoriale depuis les rencontres ( 06/02/20 )
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#36 - Le matériel à avoir sous le sapin ( 20/12/19 )
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#35 - Vivre de ses productions vidéo ( 20/11/19 )
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#34 - La video pollue, sortie du OnePlus 7T Pro et retours sur les iPhones 11 et 11 Pro ( 10/10/19 )
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#33 - iPhones 11 & 11 Pro ( 15/09/19 )
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#32 - Audio sans fil et nouveautés des apps de création mobile ( 12/06/19 )
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#31 - Montage : plus de choix et des baisses de prix ( 17/05/19 )
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#30 - Smartphones pliables : la solution MoJo idéale ? ( 07/03/19 )
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#29 - Du son et des histoires ( 07/02/19 )
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#28 - Le meilleur rapport qualité/prix Android ? ( 18/10/18 )
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#27 - iPhones XS et XR (3 portes, 16 soupapes) ( 17/09/18 )
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#26 - En direct dans le JT depuis son Apple Watch ( 27/06/18 )
+ 34:46
#25 - Les nouveautés du NAB de Las Vegas ( 22/04/18 )
+ 44:50
#24 - Adopter le Mojo en TV locale avec Joël Antonin de Canal 9 ( 19/03/18 )
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#23 - À chaud : les rencontres vidéo mobile ( 08/02/18 )
+ 1:11:24
#22 - Quels kits et à quels prix ? ( 14/01/18 )
+ 42:57
#21 - Quel matériel s'offrir pour Noël ? ( 22/12/17 )
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#20 - iPhone X, Vimojo sur android, Apple Clips 2.0 ( 25/11/17 )
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# 20 - iPhone X, Vimojo sur android, Apple Clips 2.0 ( 25/11/17 )
+ 43:07
#19 : Comment cartonner sur Snapchat ? Le succès de la RTBF ( 21/10/17 )
+ 47:44
#18 - Periscoper un ouragan, bien choisir son Android ( 29/09/17 )
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#17 - Faut-il se ruer sur les nouveaux iPhones ? ( 16/09/17 )
+ 45:25
#16 - Est-ce qu'on ne devrait pas se contenter des apps caméra natives ? ( 27/07/17 )
Laurent Clause, Philippe Couve et Guillaume Kuster
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