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    The Vergecast

    The Vergecast is the flagship daily podcast from The Verge about small gadgets, Big Tech, and everything in between. Every Friday, Nilay Patel and David Pierce hang out and make sense of the week’s most important technology news. And Monday through Thursday, David leads a selection of The Verge’s expert staffers in an exploration of how gadgets and software affect our lives – and which ones you should bring into yours. 

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    CES 2022: all the TVs, concept cars, laptops, and gadgets announced this week Jan 07, 2022
    Show notes

    The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and Alex Cranz run through the huge amount of products announced at the Consumer Electronics Show 2022 this week — from QD-OLED TVs, to EVs, to a hair-coloring gadget.

    All the stories discussed:

    • CES 2022 will close a day early because of COVID concerns
    • CES 2022 will introduce HDMI 2.1a, another confusing new spec
    • Sony announces the world’s first QD-OLED 4K TV, coming later this year
    • Sony is joining the Mini LED TV bandwagon in 2022
    • Samsung promises ‘groundbreaking’ new TV feature: NFT support
    • Samsung’s latest Frame TVs have a matte screen that looks and feels more like real art
    • Samsung’s new 2022 TVs bring Nvidia GeForce Now and Google Stadia gaming
    • Samsung’s new TV remote uses radio waves from your router to stay charged
    • LG announces its largest and smallest OLED TVs ever as part of 2022 lineup
    • LG TVs now have a built-in health platform
    • The Samsung Odyssey Ark is its largest curved monitor yet
    • Chevy Silverado EV revealed: GM’s best-selling truck goes electric
    • General Motors announces electric versions of the Chevy Equinox and Blazer SUVs
    • BMW’s IX M60 is a dual-motor performance EV with 280 miles of range
    • BMW debuts its new color-changing paint technology at CES: E Ink
    • Sony pivots into cars with Sony Mobility and a Vision-S SUV prototype at CES 2022
    • Dell XPS 13 Plus hands-on: is that... a touch bar?
    • Asus will release a 17-inch foldable OLED laptop this year
    • Lenovo’s new ThinkBook Plus Gen 3 has an eight-inch secondary screen
    • Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake chips arrive at CES 2022 for its most powerful laptops ever
    • Intel’s upcoming Arc GPUs inch closer to their debut with latest OEM update
    • Intel announces 5.5GHz capable 12th Gen CPU
    • Nvidia still has no idea how to pronounce the name of its best gaming GPU
    • Google will spend 2022 trying to match Apple’s ecosystem integrations
    • The OnePlus 10 Pro’s official specs are not the least bit surprising
    • The Galaxy S21 FE officially joins Samsung's crowded mirage lineup
    • Why AT&T and Verizon are feuding with the US Government over a last-minute delay to 5G
    • L’Oreal’s newest gadget takes the mess out of coloring your hair
    • Sony confirms PlayStation VR2 name and Horizon game
    • Samsung’s tiny Freestyle projector is fun so get over it
    • Anker’s new Nano II 100W USB-C charger is the smallest 100W GaN charger yet
    • The Motorola MA1 is a dongle for wireless Android Auto
    • Razer’s new Zephyr Pro mask has the voice amp feature we wanted all along
    • Black + Decker’s $300 Bev vacuums up a Keurig-shaped hole in the robot bartender space
    • Are we ready for the smart front door? Masonite thinks so
    • This breathing PC case looks like it’s alive
    • Podcasters are letting software pick their ads — it’s already going awry
    • Pete Buttigieg is racing to keep up with self-driving cars

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    James Webb Space Telescope to launch next week / cool gadgets announced this week Dec 17, 2021
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Alex Cranz, and Loren Grush discuss NASA's plan for launching the James Webb Space Telescope, the successor to NASA’s Hubble telescope.

    Second half of the show, the crew go through all the gadgets and software updates announced this past week.

    Stories discussed this week:

    • NASA’s massive next-generation space telescope arrives in South America ahead of launch
    • NASA sets new date for James Webb Space Telescope launch
    • Five former SpaceX employees speak out about harassment at the company
    • Sony Glass Sound Speaker review: it’s not what it looks like
    • Analogue Pocket review: Game Boy games have never looked so good
    • Opal’s C1 offers DSLR-rivaling video quality in a small form factor
    • Dell’s Concept Stanza converts your chicken scratch to digital text
    • Amazon Echo Show 15 review: Alexa’s on your wall
    • Oppo’s Find N is an impressive first folding phone
    • Huawei’s P50 Pocket is a stylish clamshell foldable launching this month
    • Samsung’s working on a rollable smartwatch with a camera
    • Apple releases iOS 15.2 with App Privacy Report, Digital Legacy, and more
    • Apple scrubs controversial CSAM detection feature from webpage but says plans haven’t changed
    • Universal Control won’t be coming to macOS Monterey until sometime this spring
    • Adobe launches Creative Cloud Express, a new app that simplifies its powerful editing tools
    • Snap launches Story Studio, a standalone video editing app for mobile
    • Log4j is patched, but the exploits are just getting started
    • ‘No easy solution’ for Tesla Cybertruck’s comically large windshield wiper, Elon Musk says
    • Chrome OS tablets are getting fancier but not better
    • Former FCC officials are worried about air safety fears delaying 5G rollout
    • Toyota is going to make you pay to start your car with your key fob
    • Delivery failed
    • How to sneak into a Bored Ape Yacht Club party
    • Matter’s plan to save the smart home

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    Can Matter save the smart home? Dec 14, 2021
    Show notes

    In our final Vergecast Spec-tacular of the year, Dieter Bohn dives into Matter, the new tech standard that smart home gadgets will use to communicate with each other, making compatibility between gadgets significantly easier.

    Guests include:

    • Verge smart home reviewer Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
    • Michelle Mindala-Freeman, Head of Marketing for the Connectivity Standards Alliance.
    • Tim Both, brand manager and product manager for Eve
    • Samantha Fein, VP of Marketing and Business Development at Samsung SmartThings


    Further reading:

    • Matter's plan to save the smart home
    • What matters about Matter, the new smart home standard
    • Matter could bring universal casting that actual works
    • Smart home company Eve plans to use Matter to move beyond Apple’s HomeKit
    • Amazon confirms its support for Matter
    • Google shares its commitment to Matter, promises future interoperability between smart home platforms
    • Samsung promises Matter support for SmartThings hubs, Galaxy devices, TVs, and fridges

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    Matrix Awakens Unreal Engine 5 demo / Snap’s first AR Spectacles / Android games come to Windows in 2022 Dec 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and Alex Heath discuss Epic Games' Matrix experience in Unreal Engine 5, Snap’s first AR Spectacles, streaming news, and more.

    Stories discussed:

    • Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss on making The Matrix Awakens with Epic Games
    • Snap’s first AR Spectacles are an ambitious, impractical start
    • How Snap is sidestepping the metaverse
    • The Matrix Awakens is an interactive tech demo for PS5 and Xbox Series X / S
    • Google is bringing Android games to Windows in 2022
    • Meta opens up access to its VR social platform Horizon Worlds
    • Apple’s AR headset reportedly uses 3D sensors for hand tracking
    • Your LG TV can now play Google Stadia if it’s running webOS 5.0 or later
    • Matter could bring universal casting that actually works
    • Roku settles YouTube dispute and locks down apps in ‘multi-year’ deal
    • Spotify removes popular comedians’ content over royalties dispute
    • Apple Music’s voice plan likely to launch with iOS 15.2
    • Sonos now supports Amazon Music’s Ultra HD and Dolby Atmos tracks
    • Google Pixel’s lock screen Snapchat shortcut is here
    • Google releases first Android 12L beta for large-screen devices
    • Google Pixel mail-in repairs have allegedly twice resulted in leaked pics and a privacy nightmare
    • 5G now means some flights won’t be able to land when pilots can’t see the runway
    • Jessica Rosenworcel confirmed by Senate to lead the FCC
    • Verizon might be collecting your browsing history and here’s how to stop it
    • Sonos announces plans to make its products more efficient and repairable
    • Instagram head says it’s bringing back the chronological feed
    • The vice president should not be using Bluetooth headphones
    • Kickstarter says it’s switching to crowdfunding via the blockchain
    • Epic v. Apple ruling put on hold after appeals court grants a stay

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    Behind the scenes of our Treo documentary, Springboard Dec 07, 2021
    Show notes

    Live at On The Verge in New York City, Nilay and Dieter discuss The Verge's documentary Springboard: the secret history of the first real smartphone and conduct at Q&A with the audience.

    Springboard is now streaming worldwide. You can watch it on The Verge’s new app on Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, or Apple TV. It is now also available to watch on our YouTube channel.

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    Jack Dorsey steps down from Twitter / The future of the blockchain / FTC is suing to block Nvidia’s purchase of Arm Dec 03, 2021
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn chat with Alex Heath and Casey Newton about Jack Dorsey stepping down as CEO of Twitter and what's going in the world of crypto.

    Managing editor Alex Cranz stops by to share news that the FTC is suing to block Nvidia's $40 billion purchase of Arm.


    Stories referenced:

    • Jack Dorsey steps down as Twitter CEO
    • Twitter CTO Parag Agrawal replaces Jack Dorsey as CEO
    • Jack steps back
    • An introduction to Parag Agrawal, Twitter’s new CEO
    • Big tech’s first generation of founders starts to step aside
    • As tech founders resign, Congress loses its favorite targets
    • Jack Dorsey’s Square is changing its name to Block
    • The leader of Facebook’s stalled cryptocurrency project is leaving the company
    • Macy’s is auctioning off Thanksgiving Day Parade NFTs, including this creepy elf
    • Almost buying a copy of the Constitution is easy, but giving the money back is hard
    • ConstitutionDAO will shut down after losing bid for Constitution
    • Is the music industry’s future on the blockchain?
    • US banking regulators are looking to clarify crypto rules in 2022
    • The FTC is suing to block Nvidia’s $40 billion purchase of Arm
    • Qualcomm is updating its Snapdragon branding to try and simplify its chip names
    • Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip is here to power the Android flagships of 2022
    • Qualcomm’s new always-on smartphone camera is a privacy nightmare
    • Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 is its latest attempt to hit a Windows on Arm home run
    • Microsoft’s Qualcomm exclusivity deal for Windows on Arm reportedly ending soon
    • Qualcomm’s new G3x platform could usher in a new wave of Nintendo Switch-alikes
    • Razer’s Qualcomm-powered handheld console leaks
    • Meta ordered to sell Giphy by UK regulator
    • Barnes & Noble announces new Nook GlowLight 4, says it cares for real this time
    • Alex's tablet
    • Tile is selling its Bluetooth tracking business to Life360 for $205 million
    • Elizabeth Holmes admits that she was CEO of Theranos, the company she founded

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    Eero CEO Nick Weaver on 5G, Thread, and the future of the smart home Nov 23, 2021
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn interview CEO of Eero Nick Weaver live at On The Verge in New York City.

    The discussion includes how the Ring Alarm Pro came together, Eero supporting Thread and Matter, integration of 5G, and what's next for the smart home.

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    Apple will make repair manuals and parts available to public / Russia blows up a satellite / Biden signs infrastructure package Nov 19, 2021
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn chat with policy reporter Makena Kelly about Pres. Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure package and what it will do to improve broadband access in the US.

    Senior science reporter Loren Grush joins the show to talk about Russia destroying one of its own satellites with a ground-based missile.

    Managing editor Alex Cranz stops by to chat about Apple opening up iPhones and Macs to DIY repairs.

    Stories referenced:

    • Biden signs $1 trillion infrastructure package into law
    • Biden’s FCC is still deadlocked, and net neutrality hangs in the balance
    • Biden’s pick for FDA chief works at Google
    • Russia blows up a satellite, creating a dangerous debris cloud in space
    • NASA delays ambitious human lunar landing to 2025
    • NASA’s Moon landing will likely be delayed ‘several years’ beyond 2024, auditors say
    • Blue Origin loses lawsuit against federal government over NASA’s human lunar lander contracts
    • SpaceX’s Starlink reveals new smaller, rectangular user dish to connect to satellites
    • Apple will sell you iPhone parts to fix your own phone at home
    • The shareholder fight that forced Apple’s hand on repair rights
    • Apple reportedly wants to launch a self-driving EV in 2025 with a custom chip
    • The Balmuda Phone is a compact Android phone from a high-end toaster company
    • Meta’s sci-fi haptic glove prototype lets you feel VR objects using air pockets
    • Sonos finally adds DTS audio support to its home theater lineup
    • Hyundai’s restomod Grandeur is the perfect EV for a supervillain
    • Google explains the tradeoffs that led to Pixel 6’s slow charging complaints
    • A look under the hood of the most successful streaming service on the planet
    • Meta goes into lockdown

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    Let's Chat about RCS Nov 16, 2021
    Show notes

    The Verge's Dieter Bohn dives into the messy past and uncertain future of Rich Communication Services, or RCS, a new texting standard that Google had been pushing for Android users.

    Guests include:

    • Sanaz Ahari, Senior Director of Communications Products at Google
    • Ron Amadeo, reviews editor at Ars Technica


    Relevant links:

    • RCS: What it is and why you might want it
    • AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile have finally agreed to replace SMS with a new RCS standard
    • A decade and a half of instability: The history of Google messaging apps
    • Google is rolling out end-to-end encryption for RCS in Android Messages beta
    • SVP of Android offers open invitation to help Apple put RCS texting on the iPhone


    Produced by Andru Marino, Liam James, and Dieter Bohn

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    EV startup Rivian goes public / Judge orders Apple to allow external payment options / Microsoft announces Windows 11 SE Nov 12, 2021
    Show notes

    The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Alex Cranz, and Sean O'Kane discuss electric vehicle startup Rivian becoming a publicly traded company after executing one of the biggest initial public offerings in history.

    The crew also cover multiple stories about Apple from this week, Microsoft's Windows 11 SE release, and a new Surface Laptop for schools.

    Further reading:

    • Rivian goes public in one of the biggest IPOs ever
    • Rivian’s mega IPO is a good test of the meme stock craze
    • Judge orders Apple to allow external payment options for App Store by December 9th, denying stay
    • Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchase, rules judge in Epic v. Apple
    • Apple backs off of breaking Face ID after DIY iPhone 13 screen replacements
    • Tim Cook says he owns cryptocurrency
    • Apple hires Tesla’s former Autopilot software director
    • Johnson & Johnson’s CEO joins Apple’s board
    • iPhone 13 Pro vs. Pixel 6 Pro: what 2,000 photos tell us
    • Microsoft announces Windows 11 SE, a new Chrome OS competitor
    • Microsoft’s new $249 Surface Laptop SE is its first true Chromebook competitor
    • Microsoft partners with Meta to integrate Teams into its Facebook-like Workplace
    • Microsoft fixes Windows 11 features failing due to an expired certificate
    • Updating The Verge’s background policy

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