Join Chris Grant, a gaming industry expert, along with reporters Victoria Song and Kylie Robison, as they delve into Google's ambitious AI and XR innovations, including Gemini 2.0. They discuss its potential and challenges, bringing fresh perspectives on the future of tech. Chris also shares exciting insights on the gaming industry's next big hits—GTA VI and the Nintendo Switch 2—exploring their cultural impact and what players can expect. Lastly, Helen Havlak reveals her unique method of planning gardens with Figma, blending design with nature.

Join Tom Warren, a Senior Editor at The Verge, as he unpacks the chaos of the CrowdStrike outage that impacted millions of Windows devices globally. Victoria Song and Adrian Hon then dive into the fitness app Zombies, Run, discussing how it transforms exercise into an engaging storytelling experience without the pressure of competition. They explore the changing landscape of fitness tracking and the potential of using VR in workouts. The conversation wraps up with tech essentials for new parents navigating gaming on the go.

Joining the discussion are Anna Pobletts, Head of passwordless at 1Password, an expert on secure online practices, and Victoria Song, a wearables reviewer at The Verge known for her insights into tech gadgets. They dive into the transformative world of passkeys, arguing why passwords might become obsolete. Anna highlights the enhanced security and usability of passkeys, while Victoria discusses the rising trend of smart rings and the future of wearables, especially as Fossil exits the smartwatch space. It's a tech-filled conversation on evolving digital security and health gadgets.

Victoria Song, an expert in wearable technology, shares insights on Apple's potential blood glucose monitor, discussing its implications for diabetes management. Ariel Shapiro dives into political misinformation in podcasts, emphasizing the need for better content moderation as studies reveal alarming trends. Charles Pulliam-Moore critiques the latest Marvel film, addressing audience fatigue and its narrative pitfalls, particularly following the release of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Together, they explore how these topics intersect with technology and media.

Victoria Song, a reporter specializing in wearables, and Alex Cranz, who recently demoed the Apple Vision Pro, discuss the latest in tech. They delve into the innovative features of the Vision Pro, highlighting its interactive user experience and marketing challenges. The duo also explores Samsung's Galaxy S24, noting its AI advancements and photography capabilities. Their humorous takes on the tech landscape, including the absence of gaming in the Vision Pro and the emerging smart ring market, keep the conversation lively and insightful.