This week, Alex Cranz, a staff writer at The Verge, shares insights on Apple’s recent 'Scary Fast' Mac event, discussing the implications of the M3 chip and its impact on consumer choices. Becca Farsace dives into the evolution of smartphone photography, comparing the iPhone 15 Pro Max with the Pixel 8 Pro. They explore whether the 'Pro' label can truly deliver on expectations and engage in a lively debate about the state of mobile camera technology and its significance in today's visual world.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, discusses the exciting products announced at Google I/O 2022, including the new Pixel Watch and Android-based tablet. Dan Seifert dives into hardware innovations, while Liz Lopatto offers insights into the tumultuous crypto market impacting stablecoins. Alex Cranz shares the latest gadget rumors and trends, including Apple's shift from the Lightning port to USB-C and the discontinuation of the iPod. The conversation also explores the future of augmented reality and how tech is evolving in a rapidly changing landscape.

Alex Cranz, a technology reporter at The Verge, and Bobby Waters, a bass singer and TikTok personality, dive into the evolution of streaming services heading into 2024. They discuss the viral success of sea shanties on TikTok and its impact on music trends. Cranz predicts which platforms, like Netflix and Hulu, might dominate and examines the challenges faced by Paramount Plus. The conversation also touches on the creative collaborations among bass singers and how emotional responses are shaped by music on streaming platforms.