Episodes (Page 11)
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Verge hosts David, Allison Johnson, Jennifer Pattison-Tuohy, Mia Sato, and Victoria Song draft movie/TV technology they'd actually want to use in real life
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Adi Robertson breaks down two major AI lawsuits involving Anthropic and Meta, explaining what court decisions mean for competitive advantage in the AI industry
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Andy Hawkins analyzes Tesla's surprisingly muted robotaxi launch, what it reveals about the self-driving revolution, and the gap between promises and deliverables
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Dominic Preston explains Trump Mobile's challenges: while starting wireless carriers and making Android phones is feasible individually, delivering on all promises simultaneously at the stated pric...
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Andrew Webster's Switch 2 review finds it delivers expected features but feels underwhelming, landing in 'whelming' territory with solid but unexciting improvements
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Switch 2 launch discussed alongside Microsoft and Asus Xbox handheld development in clever but confusing approaches
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Apple's WWDC 2025 keynote introduced Liquid Glass design language, a comprehensive software redesign across iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and watchOS with minimal Siri discussion
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Nilay, David, and Joanna Stern preview Apple's WWDC 2025 and regulatory pressures the company faces
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TwelveSouth founder Andrew Green discusses developing the PowerCord charger and why the mythical God Cable might be both impossible and undesirable
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Nilay and David discuss party speakers extensively before shifting to Apple's major planned software redesigns for WWDC, with notably high stakes for Apple's software teams
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Lauren Feiner reports from DC courthouse on the Meta antitrust trial after a month of testimony and upcoming Google search remedies trial closing arguments
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OpenAI and Jony Ive are collaborating on undisclosed AI hardware project(s), with limited details but significant implications for the AI device market
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Allison Johnson's Razr Ultra review indicates flip phones are approaching mainstream viability as Gen Z demand for '90s-inspired colorful, bouncy tech continues
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Warner Bros. Discovery's problematic rebranding of HBO Max streaming service criticized
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Will Poor recounts discovering an insect infestation in his Sonos speaker while on vacation, exploring how animal behavior and electronics intersect
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Apple's Eddy Cue testifies in Google search trial defending $20 billion annual payment
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Victoria Song reviews always-on AI voice recorders like Bee that passively capture and summarize daily life, noting limitations in AI understanding what actually matters to users
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Deep dive into Epic Games vs. Apple ruling where judge orders changes to App Store payment systems and app distribution
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Tim Stevens covers the Slate Truck, an ultra-minimal electric vehicle with virtually no technology features, representing a contrarian design philosophy against feature bloat
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Tariff rule uncertainty complicates gadget pricing and availability amid Switch 2 pre-order chaos