Sean Hollister

Sean Hollister, a staff writer at The Verge, joins the conversation to dissect the captivating world of handheld gaming. They delve into the Steam Deck's impressive market hold and discuss how the anticipated Switch 2 could shake things up. The talk also highlights the curious absence of Sony and Microsoft from the handheld scene. Additionally, David shares insights from his trip to the innovative TGL golf league, showcasing how technology is reinventing traditional sports. Finally, there's a handy discussion on the benefits of upgrading to the latest iPad models.

Sean Hollister, a Senior Reporter at The Verge who covers technology and legal battles, joins the discussion to unpack the Epic v. Google trial verdict that shocked many by favoring Epic. He shares courtroom insights and the implications of Google's monopoly over app distribution. The team also dives into the escalating conflict between Beeper and Apple over messaging interoperability, and the ongoing evolution of social media platforms like Threads, testing new features for broader accessibility.

Sean Hollister, a technology reviewer for The Verge with a focus on gaming and consumer electronics, discusses the PlayStation 5 Pro's new features, including improved storage and GPU capabilities that redefine gaming performance. He also dives into the exciting news of backward compatibility for the next Nintendo console and shares insights on Nintendo's legal battles against emulators. The conversation touches on the evolving landscape of tech and gaming, highlighting how these advancements are shaping user experiences.

Joining David Pierce are Alex Cranz, a consumer tech expert, Sean Hollister, a gaming electronics journalist, and Victoria Song, a wearable tech reporter. They dive into the best portable gaming consoles, scrutinizing devices like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch, and tackle connectivity issues. Victoria shares insights on smart glasses, testing their audio quality and comparing models like Razer’s Anzu and Amazon's Echo Frames. The group blends humor with tech-savvy discussions, exploring the future of gaming and audio innovations.

Sean Hollister, a Senior Editor at The Verge, joins to discuss his experiences with Google Translate while in Japan. He highlights both the convenience and comedic moments that arise from real-time translation. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of AI technologies on traffic patterns and the struggles independent publishers face due to Google's algorithm changes, revealing the evolving challenges throughout the digital landscape. Additionally, they explore the impact of tariffs on laptop sales and shifting consumer behaviors.