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The Vergecast

The Verge

Episodes

  • How to vibe-write a country hit

    The bidding war for Warner Bros. between Paramount and Netflix highlights the intense competition and regulatory complexities in the entertainment industry.

  • 2025 year in review

    2025 witnessed noteworthy advancements in AI technology, impacting both consumer habits and industry standards.

  • A very human vision for going all-in on AI

    AI can enhance app functionality without overshadowing human creativity or intuition.

  • It's code red for ChatGPT

    The hosts discuss ongoing frustration with the software and usability of Samsung Frame TVs, emphasizing the balance between aesthetic appeal and functionality.

  • Apple gadgets, ranked

    The episode focuses on ranking Apple gadgets based on quality, utility, and personal preference.

  • I just want AI to rename my photos

    Raycast integrates AI tools to enhance productivity and automation for users.

  • The geek's guide to running faster

    Turn off motion smoothing on your TV to achieve a more natural picture that aligns with what filmmakers intend; use 'Filmmaker Mode' or similar settings as a quick fix.

  • Version History: Vine

    Vine was a cultural phenomenon that allowed for unique content creation through its six-second video constraints.

  • AI agents are invading your PC

    Microsoft is pushing AI agents into every corner of Windows, marking a significant shift in its operating system philosophy.

  • It's not your job to fix the internet

    'Enshittification' describes how tech companies start with quality products but shift values to prioritize profits at users' expense.

  • Version History: LimeWire

    LimeWire emerged as a significant player in the file-sharing world after the decline of Napster.

  • Valve made Microsoft's dream console

    Valve is making a significant comeback in the gaming console market with the Steam Machine and other devices, aiming to reclaim living room gaming.

  • Extreme smart home makeover

    Investing in smart home technology, starting with specific needs, can greatly improve living spaces.

  • Version History: Fire Phone

    The Fire Phone was intended to harness Amazon's existing ecosystem and customer loyalty, but ultimately failed due to poor execution and a lack of consumer needs.

  • Bring back the iBook, you cowards

    The Amazon vs Perplexity legal conflict represents a broader struggle for power and control over internet commerce and AI-driven functionalities.

  • Your smart home questions, answered

    Smart homes are increasingly popular, and many people have fundamental questions regarding their efficacy and necessity.

  • Version History: Zune

    The Zune was launched in 2006 by Microsoft to compete with the iPod but struggled to make a significant impact in the market.

  • God will be declared by a panel of experts

    Adobe is evolving to include more AI-powered tools that enhance creative workflows while automating tedious tasks.

  • An Apple Shortcuts masterclass

    The Meta Ray-Ban Display offers innovative features but struggles with issues like comfort and battery life.

  • Version History: Guitar Hero

    Guitar Hero revolutionized how players connected with music, allowing non-musicians to experience the excitement of being a rock star.

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