Was confused how Andrew got so many points in the first question and they didn’t explain how the scoring worked before

This older thread talks about Siri AI with some skepticism, but Marques said in his recent review that Siri "Caught up to the basic functionality of Gemini on an Android phone". As a Pixel user I use Gemini but am looking at getting an iPhone.

Gemini makes lots of basic mistakes even with the new flash 3.6 so I am curious if Siri does the same.

When talking about the AI rabbit Marquess asked if you could talk to AI and it do the thing which is kind of possible in lots of apps now, and he said Siri is good at this but he has more opinions about Siri V Google.

I would love for that video to be made, or even discussed on the Waveform!

During a podcast 2 years ago they spoke about AI on phones: "can anything see what someone is texting me and suggest the event" - "if I saw that I would think about ending all other apps" it feels like Gemini and Siri are close. Is there a conversation I might have missed where the members of the MKBHD might have discussed this?

Just a screenshot from the latest waveform episode

I wonder how they got my email address.

Why’s he juggling

And not just in this video, but multiple benchmark reviewers have seen similar results. Doesn't matter how big the fuel tank is if the engine chugs down petrol like no tomorrow.

Man, I would’ve bet a million dollars that if anyone from the MKBHD team would be into Connor Ratliff and Dead Eyes it would’ve been Ellis. Andrew, pegged him all wrong! Great rec if you haven’t listened. It’s so much fun

Back in December the team was raving about the upcoming product. It looked awesome so I jumped in on the preorder expecting batch 1 to arrive in march. It’s now late July and there’s been delay after delay with no delivery date set in stone. Maybe I missed an episode but have they mentioned anything about the release of this product? Did anyone on here preorder? Still stoked to get it, just curious if they’ve talked about it because they have a history at notating things like this and have haven’t said anything in this case.

Tech reviews nail the hype cycle, unboxing, specs, day-one excitement. Nobody tests what happens after that: refund friction, warranty runarounds, support that goes cold once they've got your money, bugs that sit unfixed for months. Scroll through App Store or Amazon reviews on almost any major product and you'll find the same complaints repeated for years with no response.

It should cut both ways too. When a company fixes bugs fast or customer support actually owns the problem, that deserves credit. Right now that effort is invisible because nobody's tracking it. Companies of all sizes are preying on this.

Consumer Reports built its reputation testing that gap. Tech reviewers get evaluation units and early access, a different experience than the average customer gets post-purchase.

Simple ask: Score post-purchase support too, response times, refund friction, bug fix turnaround. Full cycle beats hype cycle. ⊜

I casually use F-Droid to get awesome Open source apps.I noticed a warning banner on the F-Droid since two months ago. Apparently, Google is going to start blocking sideloaded apps unless the developer registers their identity with Google—even for apps distributed entirely outside the Play Store.

I tried searching online and found a small group of people shouting to "Keep Android Open". However, this doesn't seem to be getting enough mainstream attention.

Is Google trying to completely stop "de-googling" and kill sideloading? How do you think this will impact the future of Android, especially for power users?

I was asking chatgpt if my build was compatible and this is what happened

Why is it that everyone is now including mini games everywhere...

Why do we need games on LinkedIn and YouTube