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Nilay Patel, David Pierce, and Alex Cranz discuss the most interesting laptops announced this week at Computex 2022.
33:03 - Senior reporter Liz Lopatto returns to update us on Elon Musk's deal to buy to Twitter.
1:00:30 - Gadget rumors continue in segment three.
Stories discussed in this episode:
Asus’ ROG Flow X16 is a big, powerful 2-in-1 gaming laptop
With new Acer Swift 3, OLED marches toward the mainstream
Acer’s new Spin 714 could be 2022’s best Chromebook
The new Framework Laptop is another step toward a truly modular gadget
HP’s new Spectre x360 16 laptop is all-in on Intel
Acer’s new Chromebook Tab 510 puts LTE into a super tough, super bulky tablet
Acer’s new Predator Helios 300 supports glasses-free 3D content
How an Excel TikToker manifested her way to making six figures a day
Elon Musk says Twitter deal ‘cannot move forward’ until it proves bot numbers
Elon Musk’s latest stunt: calling on the SEC to investigate Twitter’s user numbers
Elon Musk’s silence on how he’d moderate the Buffalo shooting livestream is deafening
Twitter CEO defends bot estimates that put Elon Musk’s acquisition on hold
Twitter shares plummet as Musk raises new doubts about acquisition
Twitter (TWTR) Deal Is Proceeding, Not 'On Hold,' Executives Tell Staff - Bloomberg
Elon Musk told us he was sending a car to space, then said he totally made it up
Apple ‘testing’ foldable with secondary E Ink display, says analyst
Apple will bring Live Captions to the iPhone, iPad, and Mac and more gesture control on Apple Watch
iOS 15.5 arrives ahead of Apple’s annual developer conference
Sony LinkBuds S review: supreme comfort doesn’t come cheap
This is the design of Sonos’ upcoming Sub Mini
Samsung SmartThings begins testing Matter devices on its platform
Pebble founder: it’s your ‘last chance’ to make a small Android phone happen - The Verge
Amazon’s new Fire 7 tablet finally has a USB-C port
The defunct LG Wing is getting Verizon C-band because 5G in this country is silly
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In the final chapter of our Vergecast “creators series,” Alex Cranz talks with Ben Heck, who has been modding game systems and controllers since the early 2000s, which led to his project creating single-handed video game controllers.
Alex also talks with Bryce Johnson, who is one of the inventors of the Xbox Adaptive Controller, the game controller designed for gamers with limited mobility.
Relevant links:
BenHeck.com
One-handed DualSense (video)
Design A 3D Printed Controller Modification For accessibility! (video)
One Handed PS4 Controller - Accessible Controller by Evil (video)
Microsoft announces Xbox Adaptive Controller for players with disabilities
Microsoft’s Adaptive Accessories are designed to be customizable inputs
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Nilay Patel and David Pierce interview Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai after Google announcing a bunch of products at their I/O conference.
34:25 - Dan Seifert joins the show to discuss the hardware previewed at Google I/O 2022.
55:38 - Liz Lopatto explains "the crypto crash" in this week's Crypto Corner.
1:07:19 - Alex Cranz hops in to run through this week's gadget rumors, reviews, and announcements.
Further reading:
Google is making an Android-based Pixel tablet and plans to start selling it in 2023
Google finally announces the Pixel Watch
The Pixel 6A includes Google’s Tensor chipset and costs $449
Here’s an early look at the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro coming this fall
Google’s vision for Android 13 is to offer a little more of everything
Google’s new Pixel Buds Pro come with noise cancellation and long battery life
Google thinks the time is right to bring back Wallet
Google Chrome is getting built-in virtual credit cards
Apple will drop iPhone Lightning port in favor of USB-C in 2023, claims analyst
Apple discontinues the iPod after 20 years
Sony WH-1000XM5 review: new design, new sound, new price - The Verge
Mark Zuckerberg’s Project Cambria demo shows off its full-color passthrough - The Verge
Samsung’s next flagship foldable allegedly leaks
Samsung and LG preview the future of weird phone displays
DJI officially announces Mini 3 Pro
Aura Strap 2 review: context — you love to see it
Ford F-150 Lightning first drive: quiet storm
Dish’s upcoming wireless plan might let you buy an iPhone with crypto
Josh Hawley wants to punish Disney by taking copyright law back to 1909 and that sucks
UiPath CEO Daniel Dines thinks automation can fight the great resignation
Ploopy and the promise of an open-source trackball
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Google has big visions for the future of computing. It’s working on building what it calls an ambient computer: a virtual helper that can accomplish anything, anywhere, any way you want. But that vision won’t come easy. Ahead of Google’s I/O developer conference, The Verge sat down with some of Google’s most important executives to talk about the company’s vision, its new hardware and software, and how the company is changing to build the future it imagines.
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In episode two of our Vergecast "creators series," Alex Cranz talks with the creators of Ploopy, the open source trackball that has a dedicated fanbase on Reddit.
Alex also talks with Chris Person, who recently wrote about Ploopy for The Verge, about how 3D printing and online communities are creating opportunities for gadget enthusiasts.
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Nilay Patel and David Pierce chat with Tripp Mickle, a New York Times reporter and the author of a new book titled After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion-Dollar Company and Lost its Soul. They talk about the rise of Jony Ive and Tim Cook, the power struggle between the two, and how Apple is grappling with everything from building a car to managing its relationship with the Chinese government.
After that, Verge managing editor Alex Cranz joins the show to talk about Starlink’s new Portability mode, HP’s super high-end new Chromebook, Fortnite coming back to iOS courtesy of Xbox Cloud Gaming, Sonos’s upcoming soundbar and voice assistant, and why Siri can’t seem to successfully close Nilay’s garage.
After Steve: How Apple Became a Trillion-Dollar Company and Lost Its Soul
Starlink’s new Portability feature brings internet to vanlifers
Now you can play Fortnite on iPhone or Android for free with Xbox Cloud Gaming
Exclusive: Sonos’ next soundbar will be called the Sonos Ray
Exclusive: Sonos is about to introduce its own voice assistant
The HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook will start at $1,149 - The Verge
Leak confirms Sony flagship headphone design, casts doubt on improved battery life
Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 3 earbuds have a fresh design and better ANC
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For the next three weeks on Tuesdays, Verge managing editor Alex Cranz hosts some shows focused on the creator space and, in Vergecast fashion, the nerdiest part of the creator space we can think of.
In this episode, Alex talks with Jacob Alexander, a member of Input Club, one of the first groups to start making their own mechanical keyboards, and Julie Muncy, a writer and consultant who runs a service called Keyboard Concierge, which helps customers navigate the keyboard space for personalized customization.
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, David Pierce, and Liz Lopatto discuss Elon Musk buying Twitter and what's next for the social media company.
Senior reporter Alex Heath joins the show to discuss his experience with Snap's selfie drone.
Managing editor Alex Cranz refreshes the crew on the latest in E Ink tech.
Twitter accepts buyout, giving Elon Musk total control of the company
Elon Musk’s Twitter plans are a huge can of worms
Twitter CEO tells employees no layoffs planned ‘at this time’ following Elon Musk buyout
What Twitter employees are saying about Elon Musk
Jack Dorsey says ‘Elon is the singular solution I trust’ for Twitter’s future
How Elon Musk and Twitter can really fix free speech: act like a messaging app
Jeff Bezos is already testing Elon Musk’s commitment to free speech by trolling
Twitter policy chief faces wave of harassment amid Musk criticism
Crypto is winning, and Bitcoin diehards are furious about it
Snap Pixy: hands-on with Snapchat's selfie drone
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel thinks the metaverse is ‘ambiguous and hypothetical’
The Black Shark 4 Pro is all-in on gamer stereotypes
Apple releases fix for Studio Display webcam in latest macOS beta
Apple’s DIY repair service is now available in the US
E Ink Gallery 3 tech brings us closer to the perfect tablet
Sonos joins Matter but hasn’t committed to supporting the new standard
The F-150 Lightning is finally shipping — is Ford ready?
Government surveillance, Elon Musk, and free speech, with EFF executive director Cindy Cohn
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David Pierce rejoins The Vergecast with Nilay Patel and Alex Cranz. The crew discuss Netflix losing subscribers for the first time in over a decade, CNN Plus shutting down only a month after it launched, and a whole lot more.
Verge editor Chris Welch joins the show to discuss Sonos' new budget soundbar that is set to release in June.
Relevant links:
gone90.biz
Netflix just lost subscribers for the first time in over a decade
The writing may be on the wall for sharing Netflix accounts
CNN Plus is shutting down only a month after it launched
The Obamas are leaving Spotify for a new multiplatform podcast deal
Spotify opens up video podcasting to everyone in the US and select markets
Exclusive: this is the new budget soundbar from Sonos
A year after LG left the smartphone business, Samsung is the big winner
The latest leak of Google’s upcoming Pixel Watch shows off a familiar design
Playdate review: all it’s cranked up to be
A camera battery with a USB-C port is a gadget whose time has come
Elon Musk lays out funding for ambitious Twitter takeover
Delta confirms ‘exploratory’ Starlink tests
Tesla earned over $3 billion in profit in the first quarter
California net neutrality law to remain intact after appeals court says it won’t reconsider earlier decision
Instagram is begging you to stop reposting TikToks to Reels
This firm made Republicans go viral — now it’s falling apart
Booming warehouse growth clashes with rural life in California’s Inland Empire
Inside the pandemic’s PPE supply chain nightmare
A former Foxconn executive tries to explain what went wrong in Wisconsin
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, Liz Lopatto, Alex Cranz, and Alex Heath discuss Elon Musk's offer to buy 100 percent of Twitter and what it could mean for the company.
Senior reporter Adi Robertson joins the show to discuss Elon's limited thoughts on content moderation and Alex Heath's scoop on Meta's plans for their AR glasses.
Further reading:
Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter in takeover attempt
Elon Musk’s new troll is buying Twitter — will it work?
What else could Elon Musk buy for $43 billion?
Twitter CEO tells employees the board is still evaluating an Elon Musk takeover
The Twitter board is reportedly not interested in Elon’s takeover offer
What Elon Musk’s Twitter ‘free speech’ promises miss
Behind Mark Zuckerberg’s big plans for AR glasses
Explaining crypto’s billion-dollar bridge problem
Chris Dixon thinks web3 is the future of the internet — is it?
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Verge managing editor Alex Cranz leads this week's show with Dan Seifert, Liz Lopatto, and Allison Johnson to discuss Elon Musk buying stock in Twitter, Allison's review of the OnePlus 10 Pro, and the newest monitors and televisions in 2022.
Further reading:
Elon Musk buys 9.2 percent of Twitter amid complaints about free speech
Twitter will appoint Elon Musk to its board of directors
Twitter is adding an edit button
Elon Musk tweeted his way onto Twitter’s board — now what?
What Elon Musk could mean for Twitter
OnePlus 10 Pro review: settling in
The OnePlus 10 Pro is the best phone I won’t recommend to most people
Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 and S8 Plus review: welcome to the S ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra review: when bigger isn't better
Alienware’s QD-OLED monitor sets a new standard for gaming displays
It’s hard to believe Samsung’s new matte The Frame is actually a TV
I saw Samsung’s first-ever QD-OLED TV, and it’s impressive
The real Magic Mouse is made by Logitech, not Apple
Great Scott! DeLorean sets a date for its electric resurrection (again)
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Vergecast is on spring break this week! In the meantime, check out Nilay's discussion with Steve Aoki from this week's episode of Decoder with Nilay Patel.
Steve Aoki is a superstar DJ, producer, record label owner, and prolific entrepreneur. He has been part of the music industry since 1996, so he’s been through a lot of these big tech transitions, and now he’s heavily invested in another, with Web3, the Aokiverse. It involves selling tokens and NFTs and, over time, is meant to be part of the metaverse. Because, of course.
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz, and Dan Seifert discuss the tech headlines from this site this week — including Google's deal with Spotify over app fees, Nothing's first smartphone, and the struggle with TV projectors.
Google will test letting Android developers use their own billing systems, starting with Spotify
Nothing’s first smartphone is aimed at Apple, not OnePlus
OnePlus 10 Pro gets its global launch on March 31st
Dell’s XPS 15 and XPS 17 get 12th Gen chips
Intel looks on track to fix its core problems
Asus’ ROG flow Z13 is a Surface Pro that’s got game
Apple has resolved the outage affecting iMessage, Apple Music, the App Store, and other services
Apple’s Studio Display has 64GB of storage in addition to its iPhone 11-caliber processor
The Mac Studio’s removable SSD is reportedly blocked by Apple on a software level
Apple service centers can reportedly replace the Studio Display’s ‘built-in’ stands
How Microsoft built its smart Surface camera
iFixit teardown offers a detailed look inside the Mac Studio and Studio Display
Apple will reportedly sell the iPhone as a subscription service
Google won’t give old Pixels the best 5G, even though it admits it could
Eero’s new Wi-Fi 6E mesh router supports over gigabit speeds and costs under $500
Matter’s delays mean fewer new smart home products today
Google tidies up its smart home app
Apple TV app on Android TV no longer allows rentals, purchases, or subscriptions
YouTube is taking on over-the-air TV with nearly 4,000 free episodes of TV
Sonos might make your next TV streaming OS
Yes, Netflix just got even more expensive
HBO Max adds a shuffle button to help you find something to watch
Google won’t let you buy movies and TV shows from the Play app starting in May
Samsung’s Freestyle Projector doesn’t live up to it’s $900 price
Spider-Man: No Way Home’s VFX wizards couldn’t see the Doc Ock memes coming
How SiriusXM bought and bungled a beloved podcast network
Inside the fight to save video game history
How Robinhood’s Aparna Chennapragada is building the future of investing
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Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz, Monica Chin, Allison Johnson, and Dan Seifert discuss The Verge's reviews of the Apple products announced last week: the new iPhone SE, iPad Air, Mac Studio, and Studio Display.
Further reading:
Apple’s new iPhone SE is a modern phone stuck in yesterday’s design
Samsung’s really good midrange phone just got a bigger battery and a price cut
Apple Mac Studio review: finally
Apple Studio Display review: nothing to see here
‘Pro’ has lost all meaning, and Apple knows it
Apple’s chips are on the table
Apple’s charts set the M1 Ultra up for an RTX 3090 fight it could never win
Apple iPad Air (2022) review: it’s the nice one
Universal Control is Apple’s most impressive new feature in years
The Mac Studio is myth fulfillment
Vimeo is telling creators to suddenly pay thousands of dollars — or leave the platform
Ukrainian influencers ring the frontlines to TikTok
How Wordpress and Tumblr are keeping the internet weird
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz, and Dan Seifert discuss all the announcements from Apple's Peek Performance event this week.
Further reading:
The 7 biggest announcements from Apple’s Peek Performance event
Apple iPhone SE gains 5G, A15 processor, and a higher $429 price tag
The 5G iPhone SE will be for carriers, not customers
5G’s false start is over and the iPhone SE proves it
The iPhone 13 and 13 Pro each get green finishes
The iPhone SE’s $30 price bump looks like a pure 5G tax
Give me a bigger iPhone SE
Apple announces updated iPad Air with M1 processor and 5G
How the M1-powered iPad Air compares to other iPad models
Apple announces new flagship M1 Ultra desktop processor for its most powerful computers
Apple’s new M1 Ultra aims to beat Nvidia’s RTX 3090
The redesigned MacBook Air might have an M1, not an M2
Apple’s Mac Studio is a new desktop for creative professionals
Apple explains why the M1 Ultra-equipped Mac Studio is two pounds heavier
A fully specced-out Mac Studio will cost $8,000
Apple’s new strategy is to give — not tell — users what they want
Screw it, the rectangles are back
The Mac Studio’s ports are a step back in all the right ways
The 27-inch iMac has been discontinued
Apple announces 27-inch 5K Studio Display for $1,599
Apple’s Studio Display actually comes with a stand
Here’s why Apple put a powerful iPhone chip in its new Studio Display
Apple’s Studio Display should work with Windows — including the webcam
The future of makeup is lipstick you can print
The Steam Deck now runs Windows
Hands-on with Alienware’s new, curved QD-OLED gaming monitor
Nothing can’t stop smartphone leaks
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This was a tough one. The Verge co-founder and Executive Editor Dieter Bohn is leaving us. Nilay Patel, Walt Mossberg and Dieter Bohn walk down memory lane and discuss their first meeting, founding The Verge, CES memories, and what Dieter is doing once he leaves.
Behringer's iNuke Boom is the essence of Vegas
And now, a brief definition of the web
Dieter on Twitter
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, Alex Cranz, and Dan Seifert discuss what could possibly be announced by Apple next week.
Senior reporter Loren Grush explains what's going on with Russia and space. And Andrew Hawkins talks about Ford splitting itself into two companies.
Further reading:
Elon Musk’s promised Starlink terminals have reached Ukraine
Ukraine engineer talks testing SpaceX’s new Starlink service
Russian space director’s wild threats could have real implications for the ISS
European Space Agency claims joint Russian Mars rover probably won’t launch this year
Russia holds OneWeb rocket launch hostage, issues conditional demands
Russia says it will no longer sell rocket engines to the United StatesFord’s ‘radical’ move to split the company won’t come easy
Elon Musk dares autoworkers union: hold a vote at Tesla’s California factory
Rivian has altered the deal, and now its EVs will cost buyers up to $20K more
Rivian apologizes for ‘broken trust’ and axes preorder price increases that hit as much as $20K
The Arc One is an electric boat with a battery pack three times the size of Tesla’s
Apple officially announces ‘Peek Performance’ March 8th event
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Senior news editor Sean Hollister joins Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and Alex Cranz to discuss his review of the Steam Deck, the latest portable gaming system.
Verge reviewer Allison Johnson continues the gadget talk with her review of Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra.
Further reading:
Ukraine internet outages spark concerns of broader blackout
US and Russia still tethered by International Space Station during Ukraine conflict
Twitter accounts sharing video from Ukraine are being suspended when they’re needed most
Steam Deck review: it’s not ready
The official Steam Deck dock won’t be available at launch
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra review: notably unique
Dish says its 5G buildout is going great, thanks for asking, how are you?
Apple will reportedly debut an M2 chip with four new Macs this year
Spotify’s Car Thing goes on general sale for $90
Sony finally reveals the PlayStation VR2’s design
Tesla CEO Elon Musk accuses the SEC of ‘leaking’ information
Inside Pornhub
Why Trump’s Truth Social may not survive the hype
Inside Galactic Starcruiser, Disney's hotel where everyone becomes a Star Wars character
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Alex Cranz, and Monica Chin discuss phones, laptops, and chips announced and reviewed this week.
Senior reporter Ashley Carman joins the show to discuss the latest podcast industry news.
Further reading:
Samsung’s Galaxy S22 phones are the safe bet
OnePlus Nord CE 2 review: a great Oppo-tunity
Realme 9 Pro and Pro Plus announced with color-changing new design
Oppo releases official images of new Find X5 flagship phonet
Apple reportedly plans to reveal the first iPhone SE with 5G in March
AMD’s new Ryzen 6000 H-series processors are launching in laptops starting today
Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 review: the price is no longer right
The Asus ROG Strix Flare II Animate: feature-packed, but overpriced
Cooler Master’s Sneaker X PC case has a lot of sole
Intel's first discrete Arc desktop GPUs are coming in Q2 2022
This DIY ultracompact computer has a mechanical keyboard
Samsung teases new Galaxy Book and more at February 27th event
Spotify’s COVID problems are bigger than Joe Rogan
Spotify is acquiring two major podcast tech platforms
Spotify wants to beat YouTube at audio
Spotify reportedly paid $200 million for Joe Rogan’s podcast
Hot Pod Summit is back at On Air Fest 2022!
The LinkBuds are Sony’s strangest earbuds in years — and surprisingly good
Audio-Technica’s new $200 earbuds promise an impressive 20 hours of battery life
Garmin’s Epix 2 multisport watch made me a touchscreen convert
Garmin's Fenix 7S Sapphire Solar makes the case for smaller fitness watches
iFixit has a Steam Deck teardown — and will officially sell replacement parts from Valve
Disney is developing planned communities for fans who never want to leave its clutches
Google is bringing Chrome OS to PCs and Macs
Facebook rebrands News Feed after more than 15 years
Elon Musk tells a judge the SEC’s ‘endless’ investigation is stifling his free speech
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The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Alex Cranz, and Chris Welch discuss all the announcements from Samsung's Galaxy S22 Unpacked event.
Senior reporter Adi Robertson explains Microsoft's Open App Store Principles and the other tech policy news from the week.
Wearables reporter Victoria Song joins the show to discuss Peloton's business troubles.
Further reading:
Everything announced at Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Unpacked event
Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra is a Note successor with a built-in stylus
Samsung’s Galaxy S22 and S22 Plus put improved cameras and performance in a samey design
Samsung phones will get an extra year of Android updates versus Google’s Pixel
Samsung’s new tablets go bigger than ever
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 4 will track your sleep with cartoon animals
Microsoft announces open app store rules to prove it’s okay with new laws
Microsoft hints it will open up Xbox store, changing its entire business model
Microsoft says it will keep Call of Duty on PlayStation ‘beyond the existing agreement’
Everything you need to know about the bill that could blow up the app store
Nvidia’s huge Arm deal has just been scrapped
WarnerMedia and Discovery get US government approval to create their new media giant
Anti-exploitation bill advances in Senate despite free speech concerns
What on Earth is going on with Peloton?
Peloton fired 2,800 employees and gave them free Peloton memberships
Fired Peloton employees crash new CEO’s first all-hands
Mazda head units are getting bricked by a local NPR station in Seattle
Twitter finally agrees that 1x is not the only speed for watching a video
Is ‘realityOS’ Apple’s newest operating system?
Sports streaming is busted — the Super Bowl likely won’t be any different
Apple’s Tap to Pay feature lets newer iPhones accept contactless payments
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Excellent Podcast, Very much enjoyed.Love the honesty Deb.👍
love what you did with the thumbnail 😆
laptop with best cooling system
That advert for jewelry - natural diamonds, was scripted by a 6 year old. So grim.
Wow that perfunctory discussion was painfull. Let's contradict each other for 40 minutes, starting with a disagreement and back tracking down to point where no one is actually saying anything. Bother were meek and feckless. Meh
we in the UK have had a clean and easy to use government website to order a test for many months now. Also a 3 digit number can be called
Google search is just over rated.
Wow Awesome Podcast really enjoyed just hope that things get better soon. Thanks for sharing Deb 😉✌
Would it make sense to do dual CPU, if that is possible, in the Surface Book Pro? One powerful in the base together with the GPU and one less powerful in the screen? Does the technology exist nor is it to expensive?
Niley & Alex Can't thank you enough for touching base on this and Security in general. I have been dealing with tech for Year's and been having issues for some time and to be honest many talk about it, But nothing gets done.So appreciate more people talking about it because it can be frustrating.Thanks so much Deb.👌✌
Wauw Paul... What a great guy you are...
Paul Miller is the best thing about the Vergecast 😭
Nilay, Dieter and Paul Very much enjoyed and so agree hope that Security issues get better soon and hoping that the merger works out well.Thanks for sharing Deb 👍✌
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Awesome Job Amy and Nilay,Someone did her Homework very much enjoyed Deb.😉👍✌
I absolutely loved this and listening to someone explain music that I listened too when I was so young.Whats even better is listening to them in person Thanks all absolutely amazing Deb👌👍✌
Absolutely Awesome Podcast really enjoyed and always nice to hear from someone who has level head.Also loved how she brought her Dad into by just going around meeting people.Thanks for sharing Deb 👌✌
I think he's listening to the past with rose-colored monitors... I'd love for him to do a blind test of 320kbps VBR converted from an analog master versus the analog master itself. I couldn't finish listening to him simultaneously say it's not elitist and act like the Pono was something revolutionary. High quality digital recordings have been around. How the sound engineers master it is vastly more important than the medium it is delivered with - analog or digital or bitrate or bit depth.
This is really cringy listening them talk about trucks and cars when they know less than nothing about trucks and cars.
Truly enjoyed laughed through the whole Podcast Thanks so much for sharing Deb 😉👍✌