Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast I Don’t Need AI in My Toothbrush
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Sep 4, 2026 YouTube view inflation is making creator metrics increasingly confusing, while Markiplier’s GoPro investment raises questions about sponsored reviews and disclosure. The discussion also covers Android’s latest features, Sonos’s AI ambitions, and Dyson’s wildly overengineered camera toothbrush. Plus, discover clever gadgets for global radio, sports filming, key tracking, and portable cable workouts.
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Disclose Every Relationship Behind A Review
- Disclose every meaningful financial or product relationship so viewers can judge credibility for themselves.
- Waveform identifies who provided review products, even though companies usually retain ownership and may request them back.
Gemini Turns Find Hub Into A Memory Aid
- Google’s Find Hub can remember where you placed ordinary objects without requiring a physical tracker.
- Saying “my passport is in the safe” lets Gemini retrieve that location later through the same finding interface.
Why Android’s Motion Cues May Prevent Car Sickness
- Android’s motion cues aim to reduce car sickness by matching visual movement with signals from the inner ear.
- Moving dots follow acceleration and turns, addressing the mismatch created when passengers stare at a stationary phone.