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They unpack the messy Creator Studio rollout, pricing and subscription headaches. They compare new Apple hardware like AirTag 2 and Sonos’ refreshed gear. They react to Tesla ending Model S and X production and discuss Gemini beating ChatGPT and agentic browser features. They debate TikTok outages, privacy prompts and whether alternatives are gaining momentum.

Apple is rumored to revamp Siri into a chatbot for iOS 27, sparking debates about its potential benefits. They're also exploring an innovative AI Pin that could revolutionize personal AI interactions. Meanwhile, YouTube plans to let creators use AI-generated avatars for Shorts, even as concerns grow about content quality. The hosts dive into the latest privacy issues with always-on devices and the changing landscape of social media, making for a lively and insightful discussion on tech's future.

Discover how Google's Gemini will supercharge Apple Intelligence and possibly redefine Siri. Delve into the new Apple Creator Studio, where subscription pricing and exciting pro apps are introduced. ChatGPT's integration with Apple Health could change how users interpret medical data. Plus, hear about the relaunch of Dig and its potential to build community. With intriguing discussions on privacy concerns, AI features in popular apps, and celebrity voice protections, this episode covers the latest trends in tech and creativity.

Live from CES 2026, exciting innovations take center stage! Discover LEGO's groundbreaking Smart Brick that enhances playtime. Humanoid robots steal the show with chaotic demos. Unpack the reality versus hype of AI technologies, including how they might become invisible features in devices. Smart home trends reveal intriguing integrations and proprietary concerns. The hosts dive into the future of tech, making sense of a sprawling event filled with potential. Tune in for all the highlights from the heart of the show!

Live from the bustling CES show floor, the hosts react to the overwhelming environment. Jason shares why he prefers off-floor meetings while Stephen dives into how creators negotiate deals amidst the chaos. They explore where smart home tech resides and highlight Govee's impressive rise in the smart lighting scene. The duo shares amusing tales of demo failures and Wi-Fi woes, alongside critiques of Sony's entertainment-first EV partnership with Honda. They spotlight intriguing innovations like robotic lawnmowers, promising more insights in their next discussion.

Join a lively discussion about the future of Apple products in 2026, from exciting new Macs to revamped HomePods. The hosts share a hilarious viral Threads post and explore how Apple Music’s feature lets users transfer playlists from Spotify. Dive into their thoughts on creativity, and learn about new projects like Shortcuts University and a fresh podcast focused on creative processes. They also compare notetaking apps and debate the usability of the mini iPhone, while providing handy HomePod setup tips.

Dive into the biggest tech news of 2025, including the U.S. ban on new DJI drone imports and its market implications. Discover ChatGPT's year-in-review features and the quirks behind their personal recaps. The hosts also discuss Instagram's potential shift to long-form videos and Apple's cautionary travel advisories for employees. Tune in for highlights from CES, Apple Intelligence mishaps, and rumors about upcoming devices. Don't miss their top tech picks from the year!

The Oscars are making a bold move to YouTube in 2029, reflecting changing viewer habits. ChatGPT's latest upgrade introduces impressive image capabilities and an app store for developers. A debate unfolds over AI versus human creators regarding audience preference. Merriam-Webster names 'slop' as the word of the year, highlighting the rise of low-quality content. The OpenAI-Disney partnership raises questions about copyright and creator monetization while the streaming wars heat up with major platforms vying for viewer attention.

Apple's current exec landscape is under scrutiny, with discussions about key departures and design leadership. Australia rolls out a social media ban for kids, raising debates on parental control versus government intervention. Netflix makes headlines with a staggering $83 billion bid for Warner Bros, while discussions on streaming consolidation highlight potential winners and losers in the market. Meanwhile, new features from Meta allow users to tailor their social media algorithms, and OpenAI is ramping up its capabilities with urgent integrations.

The design chief of Apple, Alan Dye, makes a surprising shift to Meta, sparking discussions on his legacy. Meanwhile, OpenAI sounds the alarm as Google makes significant strides in AI, igniting a race for advancements. The hosts delve into Bending Spoons' ambitious acquisition spree, raising questions about their strategy. They also rank Apple products with a fresh perspective, debating the iPad's place and the trade-offs of iconic devices like AirPods and Macs. Plus, insights on the new Sony A7 V and the potential of AI in shopping add to the excitement!