Tech Audit TV Podcast

In this episode Brandon and his brother Matt sit down to dig into the theory that Google is actively working (in the background) to eventually replace or move far away from Android, as well as Chrome OS. Plus, the guys react to the latest Apple September Event with their take on the new iPhones and Apple Watch updates.

In this episode Brandon and Matt chat about the future of VR, specifically how live "watch parties" with platforms like Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook could have a huge shift with VR. They also chat about the heated smartphone competition, specifically between Samsung, Google, and Apple and give big props to Samsung. Last but not least, a new "battery" feature in Google Maps makes location tracking just a tad more creepy and how tracking in general plays a role in today's relationships.

In this episode, Brandon and Matt talk about Android Messages finally allowing users to send text messages via the web on desktop, Instagram's new YouTube competitor (IGTV) and the latest rumors about the upcoming Pixel 3 phone from Google. They also answer some questions submitted via Instagram!

In this episode Brandon and Matt talk about some of the most interesting things that happened at the Google I/O 2018 Conference.

In this episode Brandon and Matt talk about some big YouTube updates, including a new/easier way to live stream as well as revamped milestone plaques for creators. They also chat about the new Chrome OS tablet for education that is set to compete with the new iPad. The episode ends with a super weird trend hitting Instagram right now.

In this episode Brandon and Matt talk about the new Fitbit Versa watch that will debut in 2018, a new study showing the loyalty between iOS and Android users, as well as some interesting news around the new Android P Developer Update. Check it out!

In this episode Brandon and Matt answer some feedback from listeners and also dig into whether or not Google is getting ready to roll out their own competitor to iMessages. Come join us!

Why is Google so good at making phones (Pixel 2) yet they suck so bad at selling them? We also discuss some of the latest updates with YouTube TV.