Andy's waiting for his Walkman to arrive and Flo's hoping she has at least another week before the baby is here. We talk all the juicy details of Google's Q4 2019 earnings call, along with what happened during the Great Google Photos Data Swap of 2019. We'll also reminisce about the days of one-hour photo processing thanks to Google Photos' new print subscription service, and we're wondering how artist Simon Weckert procured so many different Android smartphones for his Google Maps exhibit.

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Links and Show Notes:

• ~ 25:00: discloses-youtube-cloud-revenues-for-the-first-time.html">Google held its Q4 2019 earnings call, and it was juicier than usual

• records-slowest-fourth-quarter-210850624.html">Alphabet shares fall as Google misses on sales, YouTube revenue disappoints

• Alphabet also revealed that it’s paid $80b to developers to date

• ~ 48:00: Google informed recent users of Google Takeout that their videos might have been sent to random strangers due to a glitch

• Google Maps Hacks

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