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This week's podcast is a beautiful primer on everything that's been going on with Google lately, and you'll want to tune in if you wonder why everyone's scratching their heads at the company lately. Andy will walk you through Google's latest earnings call, including where it's making money and losing it. Plus, what that AI-based event in Paris was all about, and why Google employees aren't too thrilled with Bard, the so-called ChatGPT competitor.
Alphabet misses on earnings and revenue as YouTube falls short
Google presents: Live from Paris
In Paris demo, Google scrambles to counter ChatGPT but ends up embarrassing itself
Google ChatGPT Rival Bard Flubs Fact About NASA's Webb Space Telescope
Google employees criticize CEO Sundar Pichai for 'rushed, botched' announcement of GPT competitor Bard
It's been a week. We'll recap everything we saw at Samsung Unpacked and then some. We'll talk about the new SmartThings Station, why Flo's smart home is a mess, and why the Galaxy S23 Ultra is kind of boring. Then, why Google is shaking in its bones about ChatGPT and what it plans to do to outrun it.
Yet again, Flo is out sick this week. But thankfully, we have Andy to hold down the fort and explain why it's been an alarming week for Google. First, there were massive layoffs, with news that resonated through the zeitgeist. And then, the US Department of Justice came down with the antitrust banhammer. What will happen to Google next?
Google parent Alphabet is slashing 12,000 jobs: Sundar Pichai emails staff saying he takes ‘full responsibility for the decisions that led us here’
A difficult decision to set us up for the future
Google CEO defends job cuts in animated town hall as employees demand clarity on process
A major Alphabet investor said the company should cut even more jobs and address 'excessive' pay in the wake of mass layoffs
DOJ files second antitrust suit against Google, seeks to break up its ad business
Andy and Flo catch up before discussing the not-so-wild rumor that Google is working on its version of Apple's AirTag tracking mechanism. Then, why is Google pushing its work in AI so hard this week? Does the company doth press release too much? We'll also discuss why the Google Podcasts app may not be long for this world--or at least its integration into search results.
Google reportedly working on 'Grogu' tracker to compete with Apple's AirTags
Why we focus on AI (and to what end)
7 ways Google is using AI to help solve society's challenges
Google Research, 2022 & Beyond: Language, Vision and Generative Models
Google Podcasts disappears from Google Search
Your co-hosts pull it together to bring you a super-sized episode about CES 2023. What did Flo see, touch, hear, and feel? A bit too much all at once, as CES is absolute sensory overload. But in the midst of it was some noteworthy news about satellite connectivity coming to Android smartphones, Google's services in the car, and a giant tablet that should reconsider life as a Chromebook.
Here's your up-close and personal look at Google's Android experience at CES
Android at CES 2023: New cross-device experiences and our approach to better together
Android getting Spotify Connect support in media switcher and cross-device switching
Google shows how the Pixel Watch can securely keep your smartphone unlocked
Android Auto's Makeover Is Now Available for Everyone
BMW won't use Google apps when it transitions to Android Automotive next year
Qualcomm to Roll Out Satellite Connectivity for Android Devices Later This Year
Matter Smart Home Devices Dominated CES This Year
Lenovo's ThinkPad Phone, the ThinkPhone, Is Making Me Like Motorola Again
Microsoft is coming after Google by infusing Bing with ChatGPT—should Google be concerned? Then, Big Tech had massive layoffs this week while folks were down in Vegas checking out new gadgets. Will that include Google, too? Andy will also walk you through January's Pixel security update.
Microsoft's Bing search has big ChatGPT plans
Tech Layoffs Continue With Cuts At Salesforce, Amazon And Maybe Even Google
Google is rolling out the January security patch to supported Pixel phones
Happy new year! Our last episode of the year features a deep dive into why Google should worry about technology like ChatGPT coming for its money-maker. We'll also discuss whether Google has a responsibility to deplatform apps like TikTok for being extremely bad actors. Plus, the Pixel 7 is named "Phone of the Year" even if the camera lenses seem to combust spontaneously.
Is this Flo's light?
ChatGPT and Other Chat Bots Are a ‘Code Red’ for Google Search
Google at 'code red' over ChatGPT as teams reassigned to work on competing AI products
TikTok Spied On Forbes Journalists
MKBHD's Smartphone Awards 2022 shows iPhone is losing ground
The Google Pixel 7's rear camera glass spontaneously shatters for some
Happy Christmas eve! Andy shares his favorite app for the holiday to take pictures of things you need to last forever. Then, we get into Google's latest "macroeconomic conditions" and why it's a little silly that the Pixel Tablet leaked in its entirety on Facebook Marketplace. We also discuss some of the results of MKBHD's "smartphone camera of the year" poll.
Google Photos Scan
Slow fade for Google and Meta's ad dominance
Prototype Google Pixel Tablet and its dock leak on Facebook Marketplace
Andy and Flo have reunited again after both taking trips out of town. We talk about Google playing it cool around ChatGPT and how Android Auto taught Flo to understand the metric system. We also discuss YouTube's new moderation tactics and two new interactive games from Google.
Google execs warn company's reputation could suffer if it moves too fast on AI-chat technology
Google to merge mapping service Waze with maps products teams
YouTube moderation bots will start issuing warnings, 24-hour bans
The Blobs are back and teaming up with Beethoven
Blob Beats
Flo is on vacation, but Andy's holding it down in a special solo show. Surprise, surprise: Google's made some changes to one of its beloved apps, and it might change the way you're used to doing things. Then, Andy takes a peek at Google's online gift shop.
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