PCWorld editors Jon Phillips, Mark Hachman, and Michael Simon go over some of the biggest news out of Google I/O 2017. Starting with Google Assistant's new features, moving to Google Lens and how it is a souped up Google Goggles, and finishing with Google Photos updates. The Right or Wrong segment asks the question: "Is it ok that Google I/O was a quiet event?"
On Episode 43 of the PCWorld Show, the gang talks about Surface Laptop, Windows 10 S, Galaxy S8 and Twitter's new video ambitions.
This week, Jon Phillips, Melissa Riofrio and Mark Hachman reveal the coolest features in the new Windows 10 Creators Update; talk about what makes the Samsung Galaxy S8 so appealing; and lament the broken promises of Intel Optane. The gangs ends the show with a debate on whether the Galaxy S8 can help people forget about Samsung's boom-boom battery problems.
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Jason Cross talk about AMD's crazy powerful, and crazy cheap Ryzen CPUs, detail the latest on the Samsung S8 and yawn about Apple's new iPad. In this week's Right or Wrong: Can you survive on a 12-hour flight without your laptop and tablet?
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Melissas Riofrio show and tell a Samsung Chromebook that runs Android apps out of the box and EVGA's latest GeForce GTX 1080 that goes overboard on the cooling. The PCWorld crew also tells you if Moore's Law is dead. In this week's Right or Wrong: will new Pokemon's reanimate the excitement or not.
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Melissa Riofrio talk about Microsoft's alleged Chrome OS killer, why the MacBook Pro's battery life can be whacky and why Moore's Law is alive and well. In this week's Right or Wrong: "You need a $600 tablet."
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Melissa Riofrio show off HP's crazy Omen X, try to figure out just why people won't give up their Samsung Note 7 phones and debate whether Consumer Reports did Apple wrong. In this week's Right or Wrong: "Should Apple make a MacBook Pro 17?"
This week Jon Phillips, Mark Hachman and Melissa Riofrio tell you what the winners and losers of CES were. These veterans of the show then tell you what it's like to actually attend and then ponder whether CES even matters anymore.
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Melissa Riofrio tell you what AMD's Zen will be named, tell you why Windows on ARM does and doesn't matter and then question if Surface is really outselling MacBook. On this week's Right or Wrong: Do you want a foldable phone?
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Melissa Riofrio talk MacBook Pro vs. Surface Book, Microsoft's "famtana" and name the Best and Worst products. On this week's Right or Wrong: Will Intel soon be using AMD graphics?
This week Jon Phillips, Gordon Mah Ung and Mark Hachman try to figure out if AMD's Zen will be House Stark to Intel's House Lannister. Will your car soon have an Intel Inside sticker on it? And yipee! Facebook will soon push games into your news feed too. On this week's Right or Wrong: Did Apple steal the idea for its SSD backup rig from The Simpsons?
This week Jon Phillips, Melissa Riofrio, and Gordon Mah Ung talk about Apple's new $300 navel-gazing book and debate how far is too far when trading performance for a thin profile laptop. Finally, the crew discusses the problems with "fake" news and in this week's Wrong or Right? Jon surprises all with a gigantic device.
This week Jon Phillips, Melissa Riofrio and Gordon Mah Ung do a hardware show and tell of Lenovo's unique Yoga Book, and HP's updated Spectre X360 and Omen 17. Melissa also fills us in on the latest brand you've probably never heard of: LeEco. Finally, Gordon takes a look a look at almost four years of the MacBook Pro 15 and shakes his head. And Wrong or Right: Paying $769 for a phone is insane.
This week Jon Phillips, Melissa Riofrio, and Gordon Mah Ung discuss the premature death of Samsung's Note7 and the sudden influx of new "cylinder PCs." And it turns out even Mac users don't want to buy ancient hardware anymore as Macintosh sales drop like a rock. Finally in this week's Right or Wrong: Will there even be a Samsung Note 8?
This week Jon Phillips, Jason Cross and Gordon Mah Ung talk Google Pixel phone and what it's missing. The gang also details Google Home and Gordon gets confused by Hangouts, Assistant, Allo and Google Now. Finally Gordon shows off a pair of Dell XPS 13 laptops one of which has Intel's latest 7th Gen Kaby Lake CPU inside.
This week Jon Phillips, Jason Cross and Gordon Mah Ung tell you the latest on Samsung's Note7 fiasco, mull Google's Pixel phone rumors and pass judgement on how serious the Tesla car hack is. And Right or Wrong: Is the Samsung Note7 the new Ford Pinto?
Jon, Melissa and Gordon discuss Apple's iPhone 7 moves, Gordon details the Sony PlayStation 4 Pro and Melissa tells us the EU won't make PC vendors sell computers without an OS. Right or Wrong: Did Apple go too far when it used the word "courage" to describe an iPhone feature?
This week Jon Phillips, Mark Hachman and Melissa Riofrio discuss talk more about Kaby Lake, Windows 10 Mobile and the hot hardware from the big IFA trade show in Berlin. And Right or Wrong: Chromebook's end of life cycle.
This week Jon Phillips, Brad Chacos, and Mark Hachman discuss news from the Intel Developer Forum, whether AMD Zen is competitive against Nvidia, and Microsoft's Holographic Processing Unit. Also Right or Wrong? Was IDF a big deal for PC Enthusiasts?
This week Jon Phillips, Florence Ion and Gordon Mah Ung talk Samsung Note 7 and tell you want happened to the Note 6. Facebook starts blocking ad blockers (who are already blocking the ad blocking blocks). And Gordon tries to get Mac users up in arms over their future. And Right or Wrong: Amazon Prime planes.