Episodes
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Switch, Xbox, and the portable future of games
The Nintendo Switch 2 launch has proven to be a tremendous success, highlighting a well-managed supply chain.
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Liquid Glass, Spotlight, and the rest of WWDC 2025
Apple's WWDC 2025 showcased several updates focused on design, AI integration, and improving user experiences across its software ecosystem.
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Previewing Apple's 2025 WWDC
Apple faces significant challenges at WWDC as it navigates a complex landscape of regulator and developer scrutiny.
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One company's quest for the perfect charger
The quest for the ideal charging solution continues, as discussed by TwelveSouth's PowerCord and the complexities of universal charging standards.
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Can a redesign save Apple's software?
The cultural phenomenon of party speakers is significant, especially during seasonal events like graduations.
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Inside the Meta monopoly trial
The Meta antitrust trials highlight the complexities of defining market competition and the challenges faced by the FTC in today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape.
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OpenAI and Jony Ive's AI super-gadget
OpenAI and Jony Ive are collaborating on a new gadget, sparking a mix of excitement and skepticism about its potential impact.
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The Razr Ultra proves flip phones are almost ready
The Motorola Razr Ultra represents a significant improvement in flip phone technology, closing the gap with traditional smartphones.
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HBO's no good very bad rebrand
Warner Bros. Discovery's decision to rebrand HBO Max is criticized as a poor marketing move.
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A buggy Sonos mystery
A strange ant infestation in Will's Sonos speaker leads to an exploration of ant behavior and how household electronics can become nesting sites.
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Why Apple is trying to save Google
The future of big tech companies like Apple, Google, and Meta is uncertain as they navigate ongoing legal battles and increasing competition.
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The AI wearables are always listening
AI-powered voice recorders are becoming more prevalent, but issues of privacy and the accuracy of AI in understanding important moments persist.
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How Apple lost control of the App Store
Apple's control over the App Store is significantly challenged by recent legal rulings, leading to potential changes in in-app purchase practices.
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The Slate Truck is a whole new kind of car
The Slate Truck is a minimalist electric vehicle that aims to revolutionize the EV market with its affordable price and unique production methods.
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Everybody wants to buy Chrome
Tariff chaos is affecting gadget pricing and availability, causing confusion among consumers.
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How to keep your data safe when you travel
Data security is crucial when traveling internationally, especially regarding cell phone privacy laws and customs procedures.
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Big Tech is back on trial
Google's loss in its ad-tech monopoly trial signals a shift in tech regulation and could reshape how internet advertising functions.
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The 2025 Vergecast Streaming Draft
The Vergecast's annual streaming draft aims to assess and predict the future of streaming services through a competitive yet entertaining format.
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How the tech world is responding to tariff chaos
The ongoing tariff situation remains uncertain, with implications for tech companies as they navigate potential penalties.
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Switch 2: the good news and bad news
The Nintendo Switch 2 offers significant improvements in graphics and gameplay, making it an appealing upgrade for existing Switch users.
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