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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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    Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review / Galaxy Watch 3 review / BlackBerry 5G? Aug 21, 2020
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    Dieter, Dan, and Becca discuss reviews of Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, Galaxy Buds Live, and Galaxy Watch 3. They also discuss a potential BlackBerry phone coming to the market...in 2021.

    Stories from this week:

    • Attack of the gaiters
    • Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review
    • How Samsung’s beans broke the mold of wireless earbuds
    • iFixit’s Galaxy Buds Live teardown shows that even Samsung calls them beans
    • Samsung Galaxy Buds Live review: good sound, unique …
    • Google’s Pixel Buds are now available in more colors nearly four months after launch
    • Google’s Pixel Buds get new transcribe mode, attention alerts, and sharing detection
    • Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 review: time for a change
    • Fossil updates its Gen 5 smartwatches with sleep tracking and more fitness features
    • The Nubia Watch is a decadent OLED smart bracelet
    • New images of Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Sense leak
    • Epic says Apple threatens ‘catastrophic’ response in two weeks if Fortnite doesn’t comply with rules
    • Apple tells Epic ‘we won’t make an exception’ for Fortnite
    • Uber CEO on the fight in California: ‘We can’t go out and hire 50,000 people overnight’
    • Here’s your best look yet at ZTE’s first smartphone with an under-display camera
    • Apple is now a $2 trillion company
    • A new 5G BlackBerry phone with Android and a physical …


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    How money and payments have become social media Aug 18, 2020
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    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks to Lana Swartz, assistant professor of media studies at the University of Virginia about her new book New Money: How Payment Became Social Media.

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    Fornite kicked off the App Store and Microsoft’s Surface Duo arrives on Sept 10th Aug 14, 2020
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    Nilay, Dieter, Tom, and Dan discuss the timeline of events that lead to Epic Games suing Apple and Google after being kicked out of mobile app stores. They also discuss Microsoft's announcement of the Surface Duo's release date and technical specs.

    Stories discussed this episode:

    • Big Tech pledged a billion to racial justice, but it was pocket change
    • US passes 5 million coronavirus cases
    • Big airlines are hoarding cash to survive the pandemic
    • Vaping linked to higher risk of COVID-19 in teens and young adults, study finds
    • Microsoft opens xCloud game streaming beta early on Tuesday
    • Apple confirms cloud gaming services like xCloud and Stadia violate App Store guidelines
    • Microsoft condemns Apple’s App Store policies
    • Facebook slams Apple’s App Store policies, launches Facebook Gaming on iOS without games
    • Fortnite vs Apple vs Google: a brief and very incomplete timeline
    • Epic offers new direct payment in Fortnite on iOS and Android to get around app store fees
    • Apple just kicked Fortnite off the App Store
    • Watch Epic’s Nineteen Eighty-Fortnite short mocking Apple right here
    • Epic Games is suing Apple
    • Fortnite for Android has also been kicked off the Google Play Store
    • Epic is suing Google over Fortnite’s removal from the Google Play Store
    • Google forced OnePlus to decimate a Fortnite launcher deal, claims Epic Games
    • Fortnite vs Apple vs Google: a brief and very incomplete timeline
    • Epic rallies Fortnite players against Apple with a warning that they’ll miss the next season
    • Microsoft’s Surface Duo arrives on Sept 10th for $1,399
    • Microsoft releases Surface Duo press event video with 30 minutes of demos
    • The Xbox Series X could launch on November 6th
    • Microsoft’s new Xbox Series S console confirmed in leaked controller packaging
    • When I don’t buy the new Xbox, Microsoft will laugh all the way to the bank
    • Android is becoming a worldwide earthquake detection network
    • Google is re-adding a Calendar app to Android Auto so you can see how to get to your next appointment
    • Google Maps finally works with CarPlay’s excellent dashboard mode
    • Google promises the next Wear OS update will launch apps up to 20 percent faster

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    How a TikTok ban would affect the influencer economy Aug 11, 2020
    Show notes

    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks with New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz about what actually happens to TikTok users, creators, and the influencer economy if a ban on the app was implemented in the United States.

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    Samsung Unpacked, Google Pixel 4a review, and Apple's new 27-inch iMac Aug 07, 2020
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    Nilay, Dieter, Becca, Chris, and Dan discuss the products announced at Samsung's virtual event this week, as well as the Google Pixel 4a review, a new 27-inch iMac, and Greg Joswiak replacing Phil Schiller as head of Apple marketing.

    Stories discussed this week:

    • Apple and Google’s COVID-19 tracking system will make its full US debut in new Virginia app
    • We can’t skip steps on the road to a COVID-19 vaccine
    • Twitter blocked Trump campaign account from tweeting over COVID-19 misinformation
    • Facebook removes Trump post for falsely claiming children are ‘almost immune’ to COVID-19
    • One tweet tried to identify a cop — then five people were charged with felony harassment
    • President Trump withdraws FCC renomination after 5G controversy
    • Donald Trump trying to control the FCC is a ‘disaster,’ says Sen. Ron Wyden
    • President Trump says he will ban TikTok in the US today
    • How the Trump administration could ‘ban’ TikTok
    • Apple is not interested in buying TikTok
    • Instagram launches Reels, its attempt to keep you off TikTok
    • Google announced Pixel 5, Pixel 4a 5G, and Pixel 4a all at once
    • Pixel 4a review
    • Galaxy Note 20 first look
    • The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is Samsung’s big promise that it can fix its foldable future
    • Samsung Galaxy Buds Live review
    • The best part of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus is its screen
    • Sony WH-1000XM4 review
    • Greg Joswiak replaces Phil Schiller as head of Apple marketing
    • The new 27-inch iMac’s webcam isn’t just better; it’s smarter
    • Scientists rename human genes to stop Microsoft Excel from misreading them as dates

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    Sen. Ron Wyden says Trump’s Section 230 FCC shuffle is a ‘disaster’ Aug 04, 2020
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    The Verge's Nilay Patel and Adi Robertson talk to Senator Ron Wyden, who co-authored Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

    Wyden discusses the forced sale of TikTok to a US-based company, the bills out to reform Section 230, his new privacy bill preventing law enforcement from buying data on the open market, and how Trump's handling of recent FCC nominations is a "disaster."

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    Tech antitrust hearing: the important moments and what comes next Jul 31, 2020
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    Nilay, Makena, Adi, and Casey discuss the important moments from Congress' antitrust hearing with Apple’s Tim Cook, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, and Google’s Sundar Pichai.

    Stories discussed this week:

    • Antivirus: A weekly digest of the latest COVID-19 research
    • Kodak is branching out into pharmaceuticals with US investment
    • Twitter forced Donald Trump Jr. to delete tweet spreading COVID-19 misinformation
    • Moms in Tech Facebook group splintering over allegations of racism
    • Google will keep employees working remotely until July 2021
    • NASA’s life-hunting Mars rover is officially on its way to the Red Planet
    • Tech antitrust hearing: all the news, updates, and documents from Congress’ big moment
    • Everything you need to know from the tech antitrust hearing
    • What Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Apple have in common
    • Antitrust panel says the messages show Zuckerberg trying to buy out his competition
    • Jeff Bezos can’t promise Amazon employees don’t access independent seller data
    • Google’s business model ‘is the problem,’ David Cicilline says
    • The iconic Flip Video almost became Google’s first camera, emails show
    • Amazon bought Ring for market position, not technology, emails suggest
    • Read Steve Jobs’ emails about why you can’t buy digital books in Amazon’s apps
    • Facebook usage and revenue continue to grow as the pandemic rages on
    • Google parent company Alphabet sees its first revenue decline in history
    • Apple reports strong Mac and iPad sales in record-breaking Q3 earnings

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    Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin's Most Dangerous Hackers Jul 28, 2020
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    Verge editor-in-chief talks with Wired senior editor Andy Greenberg, author of Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin's Most Dangerous Hackers.

    Greenberg's book is all about a group of hackers inside the Russian government called Sandworm, who were responsible for damaging cyber warfare attacks in various countries over the past few years.

    Andy and Nilay discuss the origins of Sandworm, the intricacies of their attacks, and how they escalated what we think of as "cyber war."

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    Big tech antittrust hearing preview and the Xbox Games Showcase breakdown Jul 24, 2020
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel and Dieter Bohn talk with Casey Newton and Makena Kelly about what to expect at the upcoming big tech antitrust hearings featuring Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sundar Pichai. Megan Farokhmanesh and Andrew Webster return to discuss the games announced at the Xbox Games Showcase this week.

    Stories from this week:

    • New COVID testing strategy could speed up backlogged labs
    • ‘COVID parties’ are a pandemic urban legend that won’t go away
    • The tech antitrust hearing is shaping up to be one for the ages
    • Antitrust investigations aren’t the biggest threat to Facebook’s future
    • The big winner in Slack’s Microsoft fight could be Google
    • Xbox Games Showcase: all the news from Microsoft’s July 2020 event
    • Sony’s first vlogging camera almost nails it
    • Latest iOS 14 beta offers more evidence of a 5.4-inch iPhone
    • Alexa will soon be able to launch Android and iOS apps using voice commands
    • Samsung promises new mobile and TV products at virtual September event
    • Blurry Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 leak hints at camera upgrades and gold model
    • Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 Ultra may try to be the Xbox Phone
    • This is what Samsung’s bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live will look like in your ears
    • The brain behind the Google Pixel camera is building a universal camera app for Adobe
    • Windows 10X might not arrive until 2021

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    Election cybersecurity: How ready are we for November 3rd? Jul 21, 2020
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    Cybersecurity journalist Kim Zetter talks with The Verge's Nilay Patel and Russell Brandom about the state of election security in the US — what methods are being proposed to stop potential interference in the voting process, the problems with mail-in voting during a pandemic, and how voting machines are not always the best solution for a presidential election.

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