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    Gadgets

    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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    Zoom's privacy concerns, Apple buys Dark Sky, and Sprint is dead Apr 03, 2020
    Show notes

    Nilay, Dieter, and Paul talk to Tom Warren about Zoom's privacy and security concerns.

    The crew also looks back at the history of Sprint after it finally merged with T-Mobile.

    Paul's weekly segment "If I were a rich man" updates the keyboard-in-the-front club.

    The show ends with some chat about Apple buying the weather app Dark Sky and allowing in-app rentals on their mobile devices.

    Stories discussed in this episode:

    • After walkouts, Amazon pledges temperature checks and masks in all warehouses
    • Jeff Bezos’ space company is pressuring employees to launch a tourist rocket during the pandemic
    • Zoom is leaking some user information because of an issue with how the app groups contacts
    • Zoom faces a privacy and security backlash as it surges in ...
    • Zoom announces 90-day feature freeze to fix privacy and ...
    • Zoom isn't actually end-to-end encrypted
    • Zoom quickly fixes 'malware-like' macOS installer with new ...
    • Microsoft aims to win back consumers with new Microsoft 365 subscriptions
    • T-Mobile completes merger with Sprint, John Legere steps down as CEO
    • Sprint is dead. Long live Sprint
    • What’s next for Sprint customers now that the T-Mobile merger has gone through?
    • Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 review: AMD has rewritten the rules
    • Apple now lets some video streaming apps bypass the App Store cut
    • Amazon Prime Video now allows in-app rentals and purchases on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV
    • Apple acquires popular weather app Dark Sky and will shut down the Android version

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    Amy Webb is a quantitative futurist Mar 31, 2020
    Show notes

    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks to founder and CEO of The Future Today Institute Amy Webb.

    Amy is also a professor at NYU's Stern School of Business and recently came out with a book called The Big Nine: How the Tech Titans and Their Thinking Machines Could Warp Humanity.

    During the coronavirus pandemic, Amy and Nilay discuss whether we could have predicted this outbreak, how it can change trends in the future, and how it may even accelerate trends like AI and cloud-based robotics.

    They also talk about The Future Today Institute's 2020 Tech Trend Report that was released this month — which is a quantitative look at the big trends that may dominate the future.

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    Reviews for the Macbook Air and iPad Pro (2020) and how the coronavirus is affecting tech companies and culture Mar 27, 2020
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    Stories discussed this week:

    • Amazon warehouse workers are outraged after a coworker tested positive for COVID-19 and they weren’t notified
    • ‘We’re all going to get sick eventually’: Amazon workers are struggling to provide for a nation in quarantine
    • It’s time for a regular Amazon daily coronavirus briefing
    • Twitter locks account encouraging coronavirus ‘chickenpox parties’
    • Zoom is 2020’s hottest yoga studio
    • Apple says customers must wait to pick up repairs locked inside its retail stores
    • Best Buy moves to curbside pickup only as it sees surge in orders for home office equipment
    • Disney Plus and Facebook are also reducing streaming quality in Europe
    • Amazon and Apple are reducing streaming quality to lessen broadband strain in Europe
    • YouTube joins Netflix in reducing video quality in Europe
    • YouTube creators figure out how to film during a pandemic
    • Fashion influencers are rethinking their curated aesthetics because they can’t leave their houses
    • Fox will broadcast NASCAR’s substitute sim racing ‘season’ on television
    • Pro drivers are competing with gamers after F1 and NASCAR canceled races
    • How to watch movies with friends online
    • Everything you need to know about the coronavirus
    • Subscribe to Home Screen: a newsletter to brighten your inbox
    • Apple MacBook Air (2020) review: the best Mac for most people
    • Apple iPad Pro review 2020: small spec bump, big camera bump
    • Never buy hardware today based on a promise of software tomorrow
    • The new MacBook Air and iPad Pro are already discounted on Amazon
    • Huawei hopes the P40 Pro can lure you away from Google
    • Living a Google-free life with a Huawei phone
    • Dell now lets you control iPhones from its PCs

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    Impossible Foods CEO Patrick Brown on a new kind of meat Mar 24, 2020
    Show notes

    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks to Impossible Foods CEO Patrick Brown about Impossible's mission to replace animal-derived meat worldwide and what that would mean for our climate and culture.

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    Apple announces new iPad Pro and Macbook Air, Sony reveals PS5 specs, and confusion around the coronavirus testing website Mar 20, 2020
    Show notes

    Nilay, Dieter, and Paul discuss the new iPad Pro and Macbook Air that Apple announced this week, the confusion around Google's coronavirus testing website, and the specs revealed for the PS5.

    Stories discussed this week:

    • Comcast modestly raises slow internet speeds for low-income users because of coronavirus
    • AT&T is suspending broadband data caps for home internet customers due to coronavirus
    • AT&T, Comcast, Verizon and others agree not to overcharge customers during coronavirus
    • Verily’s coronavirus screening website launches with very limited access
    • Trump’s Google testing announcement mixed up several real projects
    • The White House still can’t explain what’s going on with the coronavirus screening website
    • Coronavirus testing shouldn’t be this complicated
    • Apple announces online-only WWDC 2020 due to coronavirus spread
    • Apple announces new iPad Pro with trackpad support and a wild keyboard cover
    • iPadOS 13.4 adds full mouse and trackpad support
    • The iPad Pro is ready to supplant the Mac just as the MacBook Air is great again
    • Logitech’s iPad keyboard case with trackpad costs half as much as Apple’s
    • The new iPad Pro’s LIDAR sensor is an AR hardware solution in search of software
    • The new iPad Pro’s LIDAR scanner can turn a living room into an AR game of Hot Lava
    • You can try the iPad’s new trackpad and mouse support right now with Apple’s public beta
    • Apple announces new MacBook Air with improved keyboard, faster performance, and more storage
    • Moog and Korg are offering synth apps for free while we’re all stuck at home
    • PS5 vs. Xbox Series X: a complicated battle of SSD and GPU speeds
    • Sony says the PlayStation 5’s SSD will completely change next-gen level design
    • The Xbox Series X specs look impressive, but that’s not enough
    • Here’s how Xbox Series X removable storage will work

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    FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel on broadband access across America Mar 17, 2020
    Show notes

    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel and Verge policy reporter Makena Kelly talk to FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel about American broadband policy and the advocacy for internet access, broadband competition, and net neutrality.

    While the coronavirus pandemic is happening and people are working online at home, now is a perfect time to talk about who has access to the broadband, who doesn't, how much it costs, and how we can get it to more people for less money.

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    Galaxy S20 review and leaks of iOS 14, watchOS 7, and Pixel 4a Mar 13, 2020
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    Stories discussed this week:

    • Dr Disrespect is the villain who could change the future of TV
    • This backpack has it all: Kevlar, batteries, and a federal investigation
    • The art and craft of scientific glassblowing
    • Samsung Galaxy S20 review: just right
    • Leaked watchOS 7 code reveals new ‘International’ watchface
    • Apple watchOS 7 features leak: sleep tracking, watchface sharing, and more
    • Apple Watches may soon detect blood oxygen levels
    • More iOS 14 leaks hint at next Apple hardware and a new home screen view
    • iOS 14 will reportedly have improved mouse cursor support
    • New MacBook models with scissor-switch keyboards are reportedly coming soon
    • Google Pixel 4A hands-on reveals specs, camera, and a possible release window
    • Google can reportedly revoke Android licenses if TV makers also partner with Amazon
    • A sneaky attempt to end encryption is worming its way through Congress
    • Congress takes aim at Google search in antitrust hearing

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    COVID-19: How it spreads, how to test for it, and economic impact Mar 10, 2020
    Show notes

    Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel talks with Verge health reporter Nicole Wetsman and Verge deputy editor Liz Lopatto about the health concerns of the coronavirus outbreak as well as its economic effect in the United States.

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    Mac Pro and Pro Display review, TCL's folding phone concepts, and rumors of an iPad keyboard with a trackpad Mar 06, 2020
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    Stories discussed this week:

    • Everything you need to know about the coronavirus
    • The Verge Guide to 2020 Election
    • Congress proposes anti-child abuse rules to punish web platforms — and raises fears about encryption
    • The Verge tech survey 2020
    • Apple reportedly releasing an iPad keyboard with a trackpad later this year
    • Apple is planning to launch a 14.1-inch MacBook Pro with a ...
    • Mac Pro review: the price of power - The Verge
    • Apple Pro Display XDR review: category of one
    • TCL’s new foldable and rollable concepts imagine a wild future of phones
    • Vivo’s Apex 2020 concept has breakthrough cameras and an ultra-curved screen
    • Get a closer look at the Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha in MKBHD’s hands-on video
    • New Google Pixel features coming this month include more emoji, dark mode scheduling, and Google Pay improvements
    • Samsung launches its 2020 lineup of 4K and 8K QLED TVs

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    Political advertising on social media, privacy and encryption legislation, broadband access in rural communities, and other tech policy in 2020 Mar 03, 2020
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    Verge policy reporter Makena Kelly chats with Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel about important points in US tech policy recently as we go into the 2020 presidential election.

    Nilay and Makena get into the policy topics that The Verge will be covering heavily this year — including political advertising on social media, amendments to Section 230, encryption and privacy legislation, and broadband access in rural areas.

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