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Jake Kastrenakes

Staff writer at The Verge, contributing to the Vergecast with expertise on technology.

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428 snips
Apr 11, 2025 • 1h 35min

How the tech world is responding to tariff chaos

Jake Kastrenakes, a Senior reporter at The Verge, dives into the chaos of current tariffs and their profound impact on the tech industry. He discusses how companies like Sony and Apple are grappling with soaring costs and the tough decisions around production. The conversation shifts to the latest in AI, addressing Meta's questionable benchmarks and Siri's challenges. With humor, they tackle FCC controversies and the whimsical intricacies of tech regulation—echoing the unpredictable future of consumer electronics.
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401 snips
Nov 29, 2024 • 1h 40min

Our biggest stories and favorite things of 2024

Jay Peters, News editor at The Verge, shares insights on Google's monopoly ruling and raves about 'Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.' Jake Kastrenakes discusses the burgeoning AI landscape and the Weim Ultra amp. Justine Calma highlights the US election's impact on nuclear energy and the inspiring 'Nurse Unseen' documentary. Vjeran Pavic dives into the Apple Vision Pro headset and the sleek Fujifilm X100VI camera. Meanwhile, Ash Parrish examines the much-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 and GTA VI, alongside industry challenges. A lively blend of tech and personal favorites in 2024!
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Jul 26, 2024 • 1h 31min

Search as we know it is officially over

Jake Kastrenakes, Verge's executive editor, joins the team to delve into transformative tech news. They dissect OpenAI's innovative SearchGPT, exploring how it challenges traditional search engines like Google. The conversation shifts to Amazon's plans for a paid Alexa, probing the future of smart home tech. Kastrenakes also highlights Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 and its creative stagnation, along with the quirks of Apple Maps entering the web arena. The tech landscape is rapidly changing, and they discuss what it means for the future of our tech experience.