Episodes
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ChatGPT enters the browser wars
AI browsers, led by ChatGPT, are reshaping how users interact with the web.
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The new Xbox is not an Xbox
The Xbox Ally and Ally X handhelds are underwhelming in delivering a compelling Xbox gaming experience.
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Version History: Sony Watchman
The Sony Watchman was a groundbreaking device that introduced the concept of portable television, allowing users to watch TV on the go.
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AI can't even turn on the lights
Verge subscribers can now access ad-free podcasts, a direct response to audience feedback.
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Announcing an ad-free Vergecast feed for Verge subscribers
Paid Verge subscribers can now enjoy ad-free listening to several podcasts.
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Google's gadgets, ranked
Google's latest gadgets, particularly from the Pixel 10 lineup, have received mostly positive reviews, showing significant advancements.
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Version History: BlackBerry Messenger
BBM transformed messaging by providing a free alternative to costly SMS.
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Maybe it's real, maybe it's Sora
OpenAI unveiled significant updates to ChatGPT during their Dev Day, focusing on app integrations and consumer-friendly features.
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Google's extreme smart home makeover
Google is betting heavily on AI to improve smart home technology, leveraging its Gemini Assistant to offer a more integrated user experience.
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Version History: Hoverboards
Hoverboards captured 2015's cultural zeitgeist, becoming a symbol of new personal transportation.
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The real price of a free TV
Amazon's new hardware offerings focus on user needs and the integration of AI with Alexa Plus for enhanced experiences.
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My other car is a cargo bike
Electric cargo bikes are becoming popular alternatives to cars, promoting sustainability and community.
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Tick Tock, TikTok
A merger between Android and ChromeOS could reshape user experiences across devices.
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YouTube wants you to go live
YouTube is heavily investing in live streaming as it aims to integrate shopping features and enhance creator experiences.
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Meta's quest to own your face
The threat imposed by government officials on media creators can undermine free speech and has serious implications for broadcasting.
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Who is the iPhone Air really for?
The iPhone Air is intriguing for its design, but users should weigh its battery life and camera capabilities against the standard iPhone 17.
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Our hottest takes on AI's wild summer
The iPhone launch reveals controversial features, such as the absence of a charging cable for the AirPods Pro 3.
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The orange iPhone stole the show
The iPhone Air is a notable introduction, praised for its thin design but questioned for practical usability.
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Your robot is about to get its own robot
The IFA showcased exciting new technologies, with a focus on robotics and smart home advancements.
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Why are online puzzle games having a moment?
The surge in popularity of online puzzle games can be linked to their immersive nature and the community built around them.
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