Gear up for a serious discussion about YouTube's content problem, what the company is doing to combat predatory commenters, and why we should be louder about our discontent over the platform's failure to properly curate child-friendly content.
Andy starts us out this week drunk (not really, it's a joke), and Flo can't wait to tell you about her new Android TV box. After the first break, plenty of talk about the foldable phones shown off at Mobile World Congress,
Samsung isn't exactly Google, but we're going deep into the Galaxy S10 launch details this week. We're talking about the phones, the accessories, and the impact all these things will have on Android's bottom line.
Flo's hosting this week, so there is lots of talk of reality television in the first half hour of this show (IT'S RELATED!).
How do you reconcile using a service that's so helpful and simultaneously so invasive? We don't know, but we pondered about it.
The theme this week is Google's influence on the internet. From YouTube algorithms to server backends, you won't believe how much Google has embedded into your life—and how much you can't do without it.
Andy talks about his hacked-together Nest temperature sensor and Flo wonder if there's a Wear OS smartwatch out there fit for her wrist.
Andy is excited about the Wear OS watches floating around right now, while Flo wishes they'd be smaller and last a little longer.
CES 2019 is all anybody can talk about. But before Andy and Flo get into it, this week's show starts with a bit of catchup.
Flo and Andy are back for the first episode of the new year with a look at how Google's Project Soli will change the way we use devices. The two also discuss what Fuschia holds in store for Android, and why people are attacking Google's self-driving cars.