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Submit ReviewWill Google I/O 2023 turn out to be a hardware show? The rumor mill certainly thinks so. We'll discuss Google's plans to infuse AI into Workspace, Samsung's "space zoom" controversy, and the YouTube TV price increase.
The next generation of AI for developers and Google Workspace
Does It Matter if Samsung's Phone Cameras Fake Their Moon Shots?
YouTube TV's Price Is Increasing to $73 a Month, and It Makes Me Want to Cancel My Subscription
YouTube has a new CEO, so we officially say goodbye to Susan Wojcicki and the legacy left behind. Google also revealed when Google I/O 2023 will take place. And Disney thinks it's cheeky putting Baby Yoda into search.
wojcicki-youtube-ceo-step-down.html">Susan Wojcicki, YouTube’s Longtime CEO, Says She Will Step Down
Google’s Latest Peek at Android 14 Shows Off iOS-Style Security Features
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Flo and Andy break down the weirdest and whackiest bits from this week's Mobile World Congress, including folding smartphones and ones that charge too fast. We're not too sure about the Motorola Rizr with a rollable display. Nokia has a budget-priced easy-to-repair smartphone in the U.K., the Pixel Watch finally has fall detection, and Google introduced new widgets this week for Keep.
gt3-chinese-firm-claims-smartphone-can-charge-in-9-minutes.html">Chinese startup Realme launches $649 smartphone it says can be fully charged in just over 9 minutes
OnePlus 11 Concept brings water cooling to a phone, with questionable results
Motorola’s Rizr is back as a concept phone with a rollable screen
HMD's latest Nokia phone is designed to be repaired in minutes
Magic Eraser plus more Google Photos features coming to Google One
Spring into action with these 9 new features for Android and Wear OS
We didn't expect this episode to be so religious, but what else did you expect from our 400th episode? We're celebrating our podcast about Google just as a recent ex-Googler spills the I-just-quit tea to everyone willing to read.
Google's chatbot hasn't been officially released, and yet it's delivering a cornucopia of interesting tidbits. Flo is still out this week, so consider this part two of Andy catching you up on how Google is scrambling to join the AI race.
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Leaked memo shows Google CEO Sundar Pichai is asking staffers for help testing its Bard AI chatbot
Google's CEO Tells Staff to Spend Hours Working Out 'Bard' AI Kinks
AI-powered Bing Chat loses its mind when fed Ars Technica article
Users Report Microsoft's 'Unhinged' Bing AI Is Lying, Berating Them
The maze is in the mouse. What ails Google. And how it can turn…
This week's podcast is a beautiful primer on everything that's been going on with Google lately, and you'll want to tune in if you wonder why everyone's scratching their heads at the company lately. Andy will walk you through Google's latest earnings call, including where it's making money and losing it. Plus, what that AI-based event in Paris was all about, and why Google employees aren't too thrilled with Bard, the so-called ChatGPT competitor.
googl-earnings-q4-2022.html">Alphabet misses on earnings and revenue as YouTube falls short
In Paris demo, Google scrambles to counter ChatGPT but ends up embarrassing itself
Google ChatGPT Rival Bard Flubs Fact About NASA's Webb Space Telescope
employees-slam-ceo-sundar-pichai-for-rushed-bard-announcement.html">Google employees criticize CEO Sundar Pichai for 'rushed, botched' announcement of GPT competitor Bard
It's been a week. We'll recap everything we saw at Samsung Unpacked and then some. We'll talk about the new SmartThings Station, why Flo's smart home is a mess, and why the Galaxy S23 Ultra is kind of boring. Then, why Google is shaking in its bones about ChatGPT and what it plans to do to outrun it.
Yet again, Flo is out sick this week. But thankfully, we have Andy to hold down the fort and explain why it's been an alarming week for Google. First, there were massive layoffs, with news that resonated through the zeitgeist. And then, the US Department of Justice came down with the antitrust banhammer. What will happen to Google next?
ceo-defends-layoff-process-in-heated-town-hall-monday.html">Google CEO defends job cuts in animated town hall as employees demand clarity on process
files-second-antitrust-lawsuit-against-google.html">DOJ files second antitrust suit against Google, seeks to break up its ad business
Andy and Flo catch up before discussing the not-so-wild rumor that Google is working on its version of Apple's AirTag tracking mechanism. Then, why is Google pushing its work in AI so hard this week? Does the company doth press release too much? We'll also discuss why the Google Podcasts app may not be long for this world--or at least its integration into search results.
Google reportedly working on 'Grogu' tracker to compete with Apple's AirTags
7 ways Google is using AI to help solve society's challenges
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Your co-hosts pull it together to bring you a super-sized episode about CES 2023. What did Flo see, touch, hear, and feel? A bit too much all at once, as CES is absolute sensory overload. But in the midst of it was some noteworthy news about satellite connectivity coming to Android smartphones, Google's services in the car, and a giant tablet that should reconsider life as a Chromebook.
Here's your up-close and personal look at Google's Android experience at CES
Android at CES 2023: New cross-device experiences and our approach to better together
Android getting Spotify Connect support in media switcher and cross-device switching
Google shows how the Pixel Watch can securely keep your smartphone unlocked
BMW won't use Google apps when it transitions to Android Automotive next year
Qualcomm to Roll Out Satellite Connectivity for Android Devices Later This Year
Lenovo's ThinkPad Phone, the ThinkPhone, Is Making Me Like Motorola Again
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