Results for "The Verge"
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StandardSummaries onlyCould the Trump Phone be a good phone?
The Vergecast· Feb 10, 2026
The Trump Phone is real! Ish! The Verge’s Dom Preston has seen a T1 on a video call, that we can say for sure. Dom joins the show to explain what’s new about the phone, whether it has a chance to be a decent device, and …
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MacBook Neo, iPhone 17e, and iPad Air: The Vergecast Livestream
The Vergecast· Mar 4, 2026
Apple released a bunch of new iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Studio Displays this week. The Verge’s Nilay Patel and David Pierce tried them all this morning, and are back to share their thoughts live. Further reading: All the…
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Musk and Altman go to court
The Vergecast· Apr 28, 2026
Elon Musk's case against OpenAI is heading to trial. Musk is almost certainly going to lose, but he might still get everything he wants from the fight. The Verge's Liz Lopatto explains how this spat made it this far, and…
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The twist in the Ticketmaster antitrust fight
The Vergecast· Mar 10, 2026
Last week, it appeared the US Department of Justice was off to a strong start in its antitrust case against Live Nation Ticketmaster. Then, this week, the two sides surprised everyone by settling. The Verge's Lauren Fein…
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How Claude Code Claude Codes
The Vergecast· Feb 24, 2026
Few AI products have found the kind of product-market fit we’ve seen from Claude Code. On the eve of the product’s first anniversary, Anthropic’s Boris Cherny explains why Claude Code is so powerful, all the work left to…
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The 6G, modular, robot phones of the future
The Vergecast· Mar 3, 2026
Most mainstream phone options are kind of the same, year in and year out — but that doesn’t mean there’s no innovation to be found. The Verge’s Allison Johnson is at Mobile World Congress, and joins the show to report on…
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Your next laptop could be a foldable phone
The Vergecast· Feb 17, 2026
The Verge's Allison Johnson has recently been doing the unthinkable: she's been leaving her laptop at home. Allison joins the show to explain how she turned her Samsung foldable into a useful computer, and why it feels s…
StandardSummaries onlyMon. 11/18 - Google Stadia and the Mustang Mach-E
Techmeme Ride Home· Nov 18, 2019
The Mustang Mach-E wants to out Tesla Tesla, John Legere is stepping down from T-Mobile, .org domain names might be getting a lot more expensive, and the reviews on Google Stadia are decidedly mixed, but at least it work…
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StandardSummaries onlyNew Pixel
Tech Brew Ride Home· Feb 18, 2026
New pixel phone. A bunch of new AI models including Gemini’s entry into the music AI space. Everybody is trying to make AI fetch happen in India. And Matthew Ball’s state of the gaming industry report doesn’t paint as gl…
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StandardSummaries onlyThe AI industry's existential race for profits
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Apr 9, 2026
Today, let’s talk about the looming AI monetization cliff, and whether some of the biggest companies in space can become real, profitable businesses before they careen right off it. My guest today is Hayden Field, who’s …
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What an AI-designed car looks like
The Vergecast· May 5, 2026
Car companies are beginning to use AI tools to radically speed up their development process, which could change the cars we drive forever — and have some big effects on the people who make them now. Verge contributor Tim…
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StandardSummaries onlySolved: The Yogurt Shop Murders
Voices for Justice· Oct 2, 2025
In Austin, Texas, in 1991, the city was on the verge of becoming the place we know today, a tech hub, a cultural destination. But back then, it was still a big town that felt small, a place that believed itself safe from…
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Welp, I bought an iPhone again
The Vergecast· Mar 24, 2026
David is bored with his iPhone. Over the last few months, he has been testing every other phone he could get his hands on, from the Pixel to the Razr to the Unihertz Titan. And at the end of it all... David bought anothe…
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OpenAI Grabs OpenClaw’s Creator
Tech Brew Ride Home· Feb 16, 2026
OpenClaw’s creator is joining OpenAI, but the OpenClaw project lives on. The AI-caused memory shortage might delay the next Playstation. Is the Pentagon about to cut ties with Anthropic? And Vitalik Buterin is growing co…
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Prediction markets want to be the news
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Mar 5, 2026
Today let’s talk about prediction markets, which continue to insert themselves into the news cycle and the news in increasingly weird, unsettling, and potentially illegal ways. My guest today is Liz Lopatto, a senior rep…
StandardSummaries onlyBourque's Commitment Thursday: Georgia's QB Future
Georgia Bulldogs Football Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!· May 12, 2026
Georgia Bulldogs on the Verge of Landing Top Quarterback Prospect Peter Bourque: The four-star signal caller, ranked as the number seven quarterback and top player from his state, is set to announce his commitment this T…
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StandardSummaries onlyTrump Admits He's for He/Him, Not You
Pod Save America· May 15, 2026
Republicans attempt to defend President Trump's admission that he does not "think about Americans' financial situations," while his Department of Justice is on the verge of giving him billions of taxpayer dollars to sett…
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Joanna Stern is not a robot, but she lived with them
Decoder with Nilay Patel· May 11, 2026
My guest today is longtime friend of the show Joanna Stern. You all know Joanna: she is the former senior personal technology columnist for The Wall Street Journal, a former Decoder guest host, one of my co-founders at T…
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Claude 365
Tech Brew Ride Home· Mar 9, 2026
Anthropic is fighting the government in court. Microsoft is turning to Anthropic to get agentic in all its productivity products. A big new hyperscaler startup has raised a monster round. And could the war with Iran be s…
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Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Mar 23, 2026
Today, I’m talking with Shishir Mehrotra, the CEO of Superhuman, the company formerly known as Grammarly, which is still its flagship product. Back in August, Grammarly shipped a feature called Expert Review, which allow…
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Fri. 12/13 - The Next-Gen Xbox
Techmeme Ride Home· Dec 13, 2019
Details about the next-gen Xbox, Apple makes an interesting acquisition around photography, Lyft will rent you a car, why I find Roku so interesting, and, of course, the weekend longreads suggestions. Sponsors: Today In …
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The Vergecast Vergecast, 2026 edition
The Vergecast· Apr 21, 2026
We get a lot of questions about how we make The Vergecast. And why we make The Vergecast. And how we make money, and journalism, and everything. So every once in a while, we try to answer those questions! In this episode…
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Reality is losing the deepfake war
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Feb 5, 2026
Today, we’re going to talk about reality, and whether we can label photos and videos to protect our shared understanding of the world around us. To do this, I sat down with Verge reporter Jess Weatherbed, who covers crea…
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The Week Of Apple Updates (Corrected)
Tech Brew Ride Home· Mar 2, 2026
Apparently, it’s going to be a week of Apple updates and it kicks off with the iPhone 17e and an M4 iPad Air. AWS service is struggling in the Middle East. An important ruling in terms of AI copyright. Anthropic makes it…
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Inside Xbox's executive shakeup
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Feb 26, 2026
Today, we’re talking about the future of Xbox. Phil Spencer, a two-time Decoder guest who’s led Xbox for more than a decade, is stepping down. But in a shocking twist, his deputy long-assumed successor Sarah Bond is also…
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Apple at 50: the good and the bad
The Vergecast· Mar 31, 2026
It's Apple 50 week, so we've got an Apple-filled podcast. First, longtime Apple journalist Jason Snell joins the show to talk about the state of the company as a hardware maker, a software maker, a force for good in the …
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Version History: Furby
The Vergecast· Version History· Mar 8, 2026
In 1997, David Hampton and Caleb Chung took one look at a Tamagotchi and decided they could bring the virtual pet craze into the real world. Their robotic companion, Furby, packed a bunch of advanced technology into a sm…
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The case for banning cookie banners
The Vergecast· Apr 7, 2026
Cookie banners — those pop-ups that appear on practically every webpage demanding you accept their tracking systems — are one of the most consistent low-grade annoyances of life online. But Kate Klonick, a professor and …
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StandardSummaries onlyCleveland Cavaliers RESCUE Their Season With James Harden’s Heroics Over Detroit Pistons
Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association· May 10, 2026
Cleveland Cavaliers stun Detroit Pistons with James Harden’s clutch fourth quarter, as Donovan Mitchell drops 35 to ignite a pivotal Game 3 win. With the Cavs avoiding a 3-0 series deficit, questions swirl: has the momen…
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Apple’s got a new CEO: The Vergecast Livestream
The Vergecast· Apr 20, 2026
For the first time in 15 years, Apple is getting a new CEO. Tim Cook is stepping down, and John Ternus is taking the biggest job at one of the biggest companies in the world. News this big can only mean one thing: emerge…
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AI Makes Google Maps Sound Much Better
Tech Brew Ride Home· Mar 12, 2026
More AI inspired job cuts. I gotta say, adding AI to Google Maps makes it sound like it might work much, much better. A new entrant into the AI health space. An Iran-war-related hacking takes down a company. And Mark Gur…
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Dr. ChatGPT Isn’t Quite There Yet
Tech Brew Ride Home· Mar 5, 2026
Is the long war between Google and Epic Games finally over? OpenAI wants you to know its revenue numbers are also stellar. Maybe ChatGPT isn’t so great at medical advice. Maybe the chip shortage isn’t great for Nintendo …
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Galaxy Unpacked
Tech Brew Ride Home· Feb 25, 2026
The new Galaxy S26 lineup is here. Remote control for Claude is here. But is Anthropic about to wash its hands when it comes to working with the Pentagon? Could Stripe buy PayPal. Oh, and speaking of AI and war, you migh…
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Siemens CEO's mission to automate everything
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Feb 9, 2026
Siemens is one of those absolutely giant, extremely important, fairly opaque companies we love to dig into on Decoder. At a very basic, reductive level, Siemens makes the hardware and software that let other companies ru…
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Wed. 12/04 - Larry and Sergey Into The Sunset
Techmeme Ride Home· Dec 4, 2019
Larry and Sergey ride their Segway’s off into the sunset, a new entrant in the streaming wars, more news from the re:Invent conference, YouTube says it’s algorithm change is working and the year that was, in …
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Mon. 12/02 - When An E-Sports Team IPO's
Techmeme Ride Home· Dec 2, 2019
Interesting Galaxy S11 leaks, T-Mobile flips the switch on its 5G network, might different models of next year’s iPhone have different versions of 5G, the rundown of Black Friday/Cyber Monday and why an e-sports te…
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Tue. 11/19 - An Apple Awards Ceremony? (The App-ies?)
Techmeme Ride Home· Nov 19, 2019
Apple’s planning an awards ceremony? Amazon has a new fire TV accessory, Spotify launches Your Daily Podcast, Google announces Your News Update, Ransomware comes for the vets, and the hidden cost hurdle for electri…
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Everyone hates Ticketmaster. Why'd Trump go easy on them?
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Mar 26, 2026
Today, we’re talking about the major antitrust lawsuit against Ticketmaster parent company Live Nation, and what it might mean for antitrust and competition law in general now that the Trump DOJ has decided to settle its…
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A jury says Meta and Google hurt a kid. What now?
Decoder with Nilay Patel· Apr 2, 2026
Today, we’re talking about the landmark social media addiction trials that just resulted in two major verdicts against Big Tech — one in California against Meta and Google, and another in New Mexico against just Meta. Th…
