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Iyaz joins Andrew for this episode. Google leaks a photo of the Pixel 4. Andrew and Iyaz discuss the surprise leak along with what they know about the Pixel 4 design and specs. And Microsoft announces Project Scarlett, their next generation Xbox console. Iyaz gives us his first thoughts on Project Scarlett.

Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott recap the announcements from Apple's WWDC 2019 conference including iPadOS, iOS 13, and MacOS Catalina and much more. What will iPadOS do that iOS can't? Plus Andrew and Paul discuss the new Mac Pro design aka the cheese grater. Will Apple have trouble selling the new Mac Pro?

Paul and Andrew discuss the latest news surrounding Windows Modern OS. Is this the future of Windows? WWDC is next week and much of the focus will be on iOS applications being supported on the MacOS. Will this have an impact on Mac sales? 10 years of Bing have come and gone and we discuss some of the positive points of Bing over Google.

Paul discusses his review of the Google Pixel 3A. Does the Pixel 3A solve the problems Paul has with the Pixel 3 XL? Microsoft partners with Sony to explore future cloud gaming solutions. Does Microsoft's partnership with Sony make sense? And Andrew and Paul discuss Game Of Thrones. What did Paul think of the series overall?

Paul Thurrott is back from Microsoft Build 2019. He gives us a run down of what he sees that the biggest takeaways from this year's Build conference. Is UWP officially dead? Paul also shares his hands on experience with Google's new Pixel 3A. Is the Pixel 3A the best budget Android phone? And OnePlus announces the OnePlus 7 Pro. Andrew and Paul break down the pros and cons of the device.

Google held their annual I/O conference where they made several announcements including the new Pixel 3A. What features does the Pixel 3A do away with and how does it compare to the Pixel 3? Google also announced Project Mainline, which will bring Android updates directly through the Play Store. How will Project Mainline affect Android updates in the future? And Mozilla breaks every add on for Firefox. How did failing to renew a certificate lead to every Firefox add on becoming disabled?

Samsung officially delays the launch of the Galaxy Fold. Will Samsung be able to fix the Fold's screen issues? Andrew and Paul discuss what they'd like to see at this year's Google I/O and Microsoft build conferences. What could Windows Next and Windows lite OS look like?

Reviews of the new Samsung Galaxy Fold are out, and many are claiming their Galaxy Fold screen is breaking. Should Samsung delay the launch of the Galaxy Fold? Microsoft will launch their own wireless ear buds. Who will buy Surface Pods? Microsoft also announces it plans to sell a disc-less Xbox and Sony announces their new PlayStation 5.

Microsoft releases a beta of their new Chromium based Edge browser. Paul Thurrott gives his first impressions of the new Edge browser. What does it currently lack and is it a winner? And Paul talks about the next major update to Windows 10 and Windows as a service. Is Microsoft forcing too many updates on users?

Apple announces that they will not being able to launch it's wireless charging pad, AirPower. Andrew and Paul discuss Steve Jobs' legacy and what Apple would have looked like today if he was still alive. Paul brings up Bill Gates' legacy at Microsoft and their retaliatory tactics. And Paul fields a few question from viewers.