Episodes
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The speech police came for Colbert
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr's actions impact free speech in media, prompting backlash from hosts like Stephen Colbert.
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Your next laptop could be a foldable phone
Foldable phones have the potential to replace traditional laptops by adapting to various usage needs.
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Ring's adorable surveillance hellscape
The charm of Ring's Super Bowl ad contrasts sharply with growing concerns over surveillance technologies.
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Could the Trump Phone be a good phone?
The Trump Phone exists but skepticism remains about its capabilities and when it will be released.
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How Epstein became a tech influencer
Jeffrey Epstein had influential ties to prominent tech figures, raising ethical concerns in the industry.
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Millions of books died so Claude could live
The AI industry is facing significant legal challenges regarding its data sourcing methods, particularly the destructive scanning of books for model training.
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Tim Cook is destroying his own legacy
The killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis highlights ongoing issues of governmental oversight and media responsibility, igniting broader discussions about ethics.
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Truth and AI in Minneapolis
The killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents raises significant discussions about police violence and the role of social media in documenting such events.
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The end of the Sony era in TVs
Sony's partnership with TCL marks a transitional phase for the TV industry, shifting towards collaborative technology development.
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How BYD beat Tesla
BYD has surpassed Tesla as the leading EV manufacturer, capitalizing on affordability and government support.
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Siri is a Gemini
Apple has partnered with Google to integrate the Gemini AI technology into Siri, potentially enhancing its AI capabilities after years of stagnation.
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How Lego’s Smart Brick works
The Lego Smart Brick is a revolutionary device that embodies creativity but may also raise questions about how technology impacts imaginative play.
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Live from CES: What is the point of a robot that falls over?
CES 2026 shows an abundance of hardware but highlights a significant gap in software readiness, with many products lacking practical applications.
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The robots, phones and Lego of CES 2026
CES 2026 showcased an array of new products, highlighting the integration of AI across various categories, especially in gadgets and home appliances.
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Version History: iPhone 4
The iPhone 4 introduced significant technological advancements like the Retina Display and FaceTime, reshaping expectations for smartphones.
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The Vergecast RAM Holiday Spec-Tacular
RAM is essential for the functioning of modern computing and is experiencing increased demand due to growth in AI and data centers.
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Version History: Google Glass
Google Glass was pioneering but ultimately ahead of its time, failing to adequately address privacy concerns.
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Brendan Carr is a dummy
Brendan Carr's testimony before Congress has rekindled debates around internet regulation and broadcasting speech, highlighting a significant shift in the Republican stance on these issues.
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Everything is gambling now
Prediction markets are on the rise, allowing users to bet on a wide range of events, blurring the lines between gambling and investing.
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The end of OpenAI, and other 2026 predictions
Personal reflection and goal setting are crucial practices for personal growth, as demonstrated by David's yearly review process.
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