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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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    How pandemic disinformation is affecting social networks May 12, 2020
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    Alex Stamos, former chief security officer of Facebook and director of the Stanford Internet Observatory talks to Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel and editor Casey Newton about his role consulting on security for Zoom, disinformation around the pandemic on social media, and the threat of foreign interference in the 2020 election.

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    New releases: Surface Go 2, Macbook Pro 13-inch, and the first Xbox Series X gameplay footage (Goodbye Paul) May 08, 2020
    Show notes

    Stories discussed this week:

    • The disappointing truth about antibody testing
    • Apple is giving $10 million to COVID-19 testing kit company
    • FDA authorizes CRISPR-based test for COVID-19
    • Sen. Ed Markey wants the FCC to rethink its broadband deployment plans
    • An Amazon warehouse worker in New York has died of COVID-19
    • An Amazon VP’s resignation has cast a spotlight on the company’s working conditions
    • Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders demand Amazon explain whistleblower firings
    • Pittsburgh’s airport is the first in the US to use UV-cleaning robots
    • NYC will use powerful ultraviolet lamps to kill the coronavirus on subways and buses
    • ESPN to air live NBA 2K League games
    • We’ve known how to make healthier buildings for decades
    • The spring of iterative hardware updates
    • MacBook Pro 13-inch: come for the keyboard, stay for the performance
    • The saga of Apple’s bad butterfly MacBook keyboards is finally over
    • Microsoft’s new Surface Go 2 has a bigger display and better Intel processor
    • Microsoft Surface Book 3: new Nvidia GPUs, up to ... - The Verge
    • Watch the first Xbox Series X gameplay footage, showing off ray-tracing and graphics of the next-gen console
    • These 11 new games will get free upgrades for the Xbox Series X
    • Here are the first 13 games optimized for the Xbox Series X
    • Xbox Series X Optimized games promise 4K up to 120fps, ray tracing, and fast load times
    • Madden 21 shows that cross-gen gaming on Xbox Series X and PS5 could be messy
    • Sonos announces the Arc, its first Dolby Atmos soundbar
    • Sonos will launch its new app and big S2 software update on June 8th
    • Google unifies all of its messaging and communication apps into a single team

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    Sonos CEO discusses the Arc and customer backlash over leaving old products behind May 06, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we saw Sonos announce several new products, most significantly the Arc, which is the company’s first soundbar to support Dolby Atmos. Other new devices include the Sonos Five speaker and a refreshed Sub, and all three will only work with Sonos’ new S2 app that launches next month.

    Sonos CEO Patrick Spence sat down virtually with Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel for The Vergecast to discuss the new products, the S2 update, the backlash that Sonos took from customers over its “Recycle Mode”, and the perception that the company is leaving customers with older Sonos hardware behind.

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    The 3 new CEOs of Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, Big Tech's quarterly earnings, and Zoom's misleading user numbers May 01, 2020
    Show notes

    Nilay, Dieter, and Paul discuss quarterly earnings from tech companies, the new CEOs of the three biggest mobile carriers, and how Trolls World Tour may be changing the movie theater business.

    Stories discussed this week:

    • More than 1 million people in the US have tested positive for COVID-19
    • No one knows when the COVID-19 pandemic will end
    • It’s impossible to count everyone with COVID-19
    • Elon Musk is dangerously wrong about the novel coronavirus
    • Elon Musk says shelter-in-place orders during COVID-19 are ‘fascist’
    • Americans are surprisingly open to letting their phones be used for coronavirus tracking
    • Apple and Google have begun testing their COVID-19 exposure notification API
    • How a team of NASA engineers developed a ventilator for COVID-19 patients in just a month
    • Apple’s latest iOS beta makes it easier to unlock an iPhone while wearing a face mask
    • Zoom admits it doesn’t have 300 million users, corrects misleading claims
    • Google Meet video conferencing is now free for anybody
    • Messenger Rooms are Facebook’s answer to Zoom and Houseparty for the pandemic
    • Microsoft Teams jumps 70 percent to 75 million daily active users
    • Google Duo video calls are about to look a whole lot better
    • Facebook usage is surging, but the company warns it may be temporary
    • New DisplayPort spec enables 16K video over USB-C
    • AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson is stepping down, John Stankey to serve as new CEO
    • John Legere abruptly resigns from T-Mobile board of directors ‘to pursue other options’
    • Trolls World Tour made nearly $100 million without theaters, but theaters aren’t obsolete
    • AMC Theaters will no longer play Universal movies after Trolls World Tour’s on-demand Next year’s Oscars will allow streaming-only movies to qualify, but with heavy restrictionssuccess
    • Regal Cinemas warns Universal over Trolls World Tour skipping theaters
    • WarnerMedia expands free HBO Max deal to HBO subscribers who pay through Apple’s services
    • Oppo Find X2 Pro review: supercar smartphone
    • Intel NUC 9 Extreme review: small size, big potential
    • Google Pixel Buds review: second time’s the charm
    • DJI’s new Mavic Air 2 has an upgraded camera and much longer flying time

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    How Amazon's dominance is more visible during a pandemic Apr 28, 2020
    Show notes

    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel interviews co-director of the Institute for Local Self Reliance Stacy Mitchell about her critique of Amazon's power in America's marketplace.

    As Amazon becomes more essential infrastructure during the coronavirus pandemic, Nilay and Stacy discuss the increased visibility of Amazon's monopoly power and the way it treats its workers.

    Is it possible to regulate a company that people use and love so much?

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    Reviews of Apple's Magic Keyboard, iPhone SE, and Logitech Combo Touch Apr 24, 2020
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    Stories discussed this week:

    • Google is now listing COVID-19 testing centers in search results
    • CEOs sticking with Trump’s ‘open the economy’ group after he tweets call to ‘liberate’ states
    • Bill Gates says countries will probably use interviews and databases to track the coronavirus
    • Bill Gates is now the leading target for coronavirus conspiracies, says report
    • Connecticut suburb deploys ‘pandemic drones’ to try to enforce social distancing
    • Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot is helping hospitals remotely treat coronavirus patients
    • The jury is still out on Zoom trials
    • Marco Polo has been around for years, but it’s blowing up amid the pandemic
    • Lo-fi beats to quarantine to are booming on YouTube
    • Apps aren’t a reliable way to measure blood oxygen levels
    • First at-home COVID-19 testing kit authorized by the FDA
    • iPhone SE review
    • Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro review: the best way to turn an iPad into a laptop
    • Logitech Combo Touch review
    • Microsoft prepares to launch Surface Book 3 and Surface Go 2
    • Apple will reportedly use 12-core 5nm ARM processor in a 2021 Mac
    • LG V60 Dual Screen review: V for versatility
    • Motorola returns to flagship phones with the Edge Plus - The ...
    • Wi-Fi is getting its biggest upgrade in 20 years
    • Snapchat use is, predictably, way up with everyone home and staring at screens
    • Netflix adds 15 million subscribers as people stream more than ever, but warns about tough road ahead
    • Netflix says Tiger King is as popular as Stranger Things
    • HBO Max will launch on May 27th
    • Fandango just purchased Vudu from Walmart to better compete against Amazon, iTunes
    • Sonos launches its own streaming radio service
    • Samsung smart TVs are getting an Apple Music app
    • Google Duo video calls are about to look a whole lot better

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    Interface Live: Casey Newton and Sarah Frier talk Instagram’s hidden history Apr 22, 2020
    Show notes

    Part of The Verge's Interface Live series, silicon valley editor Casey Newton talks with Bloomberg reporter Sarah Frier about her new book No Filter, which delves into the history of Instagram and how the app became what it is today.

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    Apple's new iPhone SE, OnePlus 8 Pro review, and Verizon buys BlueJeans Apr 17, 2020
    Show notes

    Stories discussed this week:

    • The Interface Live on Zoom: the hidden history of Instagram, with Bloomberg reporter Sarah Frier
    • In a self-isolated world, developers are learning to make games from home
    • How GM and Ford switched out pickup trucks for breathing machines
    • The search for COVID-19 treatments shows how messy science can be
    • How Medium became the best and worst place for coronavirus news
    • Unemployment checks are being held up by a coding language almost nobody knows
    • How you’ll use Apple and Google’s coronavirus tracking tool
    • Apple’s second-gen iPhone SE is here: all the news and details
    • Even ‘small’ phones are big now
    • The iPhone SE 2’s camera setup is going to lean on Apple’s software
    • The new Moto G Stylus and G Power are surprisingly adept cameraphones
    • Samsung’s Galaxy S10 Lite will launch in the US on April 17th for $650
    • Google’s midrange Pixel 4A could launch soon, and there may not be an XL version
    • Apple is tweaking how MacBooks charge to extend battery lifespan
    • Apple’s new Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro goes up for preorder, ships next week
    • Apple’s over-ear headphones reportedly have swappable ear pads and headbands
    • Here are five things with four wheels that cost less than the Mac Pro’s $700 wheel kit
    • Go read this analysis of what the iPad Pro’s LIDAR sensor is capable of
    • OnePlus 8 Pro review: big league
    • OnePlus 8 review: familiar formula
    • OnePlus announces the Bullets Wireless Z headphones
    • The $579 RedMagic 5G is the first phone with a 144Hz display
    • Verizon is buying BlueJeans, one of Zoom’s videoconferencing rivals
    • Google is reportedly building its own processor for Pixels and Chromebooks
    • Foxconn’s buildings in Wisconsin are still empty, one year later

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    Apple and Google are building a coronavirus tracking system into iOS and Android Apr 10, 2020
    Show notes

    Nilay Patel talks with The Verge's Adi Robertson, Casey Newton, and Nicole Wetsman about Apple and Google announcing a system for tracking the spread of the new coronavirus, allowing users to share data through Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) transmissions and approved apps from health organizations.

    Links:

    • Apple and Google are building a coronavirus tracking system into iOS and Android
    • What is contact tracing?
    • Why Bluetooth apps are bad at discovering new cases of COVID-19

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    Quibi's launch week, Asus laptop reviews, and Sony's PS5 controller Apr 10, 2020
    Show notes

    Stories discussed this week:

    • Webcams have become impossible to find, and prices are skyrocketing
    • Why the 5G coronavirus conspiracy theories don’t make sense
    • UK mobile carriers politely ask people to stop burning 5G towers
    • No one’s getting new emoji in 2021 because of the pandemic
    • Foxconn will produce ventilators at its controversial Wisconsin plant
    • Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 review: AMD has rewritten the rules
    • Nvidia’s RTX Super GPUs for laptops have arrived — here’s where you’ll see them first
    • Asus’ ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 is a gaming laptop with two screens
    • MSI announces new laptops with Comet Lake H and new Nvidia GPUs
    • Gigabyte’s latest gaming laptop supports Intel’s most powerful 10th Gen Core i9 processor yet
    • Razer’s new Blade 15 has powerful specs and an improved keyboard
    • Samsung Galaxy Chromebook review
    • Asus Chromebook Flip C436 review
    • Microsoft reportedly delays Surface Neo beyond 2020
    • Can Meg Whitman outwit a pandemic with Quibi?
    • Quibi app review: shifting landscape
    • Quibi’s shows are fun, familiar, and a little forgettable
    • It’s impossible to screenshot a Quibi show, and that’s detrimental to its success
    • Disney Plus surpasses 50 million subscribers
    • Sony reveals new DualSense controller for the PlayStation 5
    • Microsoft’s Xbox Game Bar is getting custom widgets and its own store on Windows
    • The OnePlus 8 Pro will have super fast, 30W wireless charging
    • Google’s midrange Pixel 4A could launch soon, and there may not be an XL version
    • Google’s Hangouts Meet is now just Google Meet
    • Google extends free access to advanced teleconferencing features to September 30th
    • Google trademarks 'Google Meet' and 'Google Chat,' support ...

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