We’re only a few days away from Apple’s September 9 iPhone 17 event, and the hype doesn’t seem to exist. Is a lot of (many) leaking hot water sweeping over the cold water, or are we just tired of the annual iPhone event? In this episode, Associate Editor Nathan Ingraham joins Devindra on why even the rumored iPhone Air doesn’t really hurt the senses of our gadget geeks. Plus, we have a deeper understanding of the U.S. ultimate impact. v. Google Antitrust Trial: It turns out that Google doesn’t have to sell Chrome, nor does it need to give up anything else.
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The iPhone 17 is coming soon, does anyone care? – 1:36
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U.S. antitrust judge stipulating Google doesn’t have to sell Chrome – 23:24
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More Gemini-powered smart home products will be announced from October 1 to 30:02
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Browser company sold to JIRA parent Atlassian shows Upstart browser efforts – 33:15
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15 years later, Instagram finally gets the iPad app – 40:41
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Dolby announces Dolby Vision 2
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You have AI in your pizza oven: Ooni’s Volt V2 will use machine learning to cook pies in 90 seconds – 49:02
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Engadget around: Outstanding Paper Move, Acer Chromebook 14 Spin Plus and Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 – 52:51
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Popular Culture Selection – 57:20
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host: Devindra Hardawar
guest: Nathan Ingraham
Producer: Ben Elman
music: Dell North and Terence O’Brien
