This podcast episode covers Apple being forced to pull certain Apple Watches from shelves, Google's $700 million lawsuit settlement, the testing of federation through activity pub, the importance of creating platform-specific content, the best big phone in 2023, the addition of a design award category, the limitations and challenges of wireless chargers for electric cars, and a tech trivia game.

The hosts discuss the heavily edited Google Gemini video, the takedown of the Beeper Mini by Apple, the multimodal update to Meta's Ray-Ban AI glasses, and the surprising outcome of the Google vs Epic court case.

Rollie from Climate Town joins to discuss clean energy and the climate crisis. They cover carbon offsetting, exploitation of the climate crisis for marketing, carbon neutrality, renewable energy, sustainability in tech companies, recycling, and a playful typing challenge.

The hosts discuss Google's latest AI model and new Pixel features, along with EV stories and the Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer. They also cover Apple's spring launch plans and a revamped magic keyboard. Additionally, they talk about the Gemini language model, Google's feature drop for Pixel phones, and the dairy industry's environmental efforts. They mention Jen, a responsible gen AI person at Google, and share trivia and closing remarks.

Marques and David are joined by guest Ellis for a discussion about the Cybertruck. They talk about their experiences driving the truck and discuss its quirks and features. They also discuss the Dbrand lawsuit against Casetify and go over the Spotify Wrapped for the pod. The episode ends with trivia.

This week on the podcast, they discuss Apple's addition of RCS to its Messages app, the OpenAI situation, and Marques' experience at his first F1 race.

The podcast covers topics such as the Humane AI pin, iMessage coming to the Nothing Phone 2, gadget news including the new Steam Deck OLED and EV announcements, and Andrew's trivia questions. They also discuss Google's payment to Apple, Lucid's new jumper cable for EVs, and phone freakers making long distance calls with the Captain Crunch whistle.

Mishaal Rahman, Rich Miner, and Stefanie Kondik discuss the disappearance of Android ROMming, the history of Android development, the emergence and impact of CyanogenMod, the rise and fall of Sanogen OS, the creation of Lineage OS, and the importance of security in mobile devices.

The hosts discuss the new MacBook Pro, EV talk, Pixel Watch 3 rumors, Spotify adding audiobooks, and David-themed trivia.

David and Andrew discuss ChatGPT being added to Boston Dynamics robots and the new Apple M3 laptop lineup. They also talk about the performance improvements of the M3 MacBook, memory capacity of M1 and M2 machines, and speculation about potential future releases.