Andy and Flo run you through some of the better deals in the Google Store. Then, we'll dive into the 1,000 Android apps taking your data despite permission blocks.
It's a holiday in the US, but we still managed to find something to discuss. We'll talk about Google's version of Apple's AirDrop (oh please, oh please!) and the new developer site for those interested in playing with Fuschia.
Andy and Flo dive into why Google told employees that protesting YouTube alongside the company's official San Francisco Pride float is a big no-no. We'll also discuss why Google is saying au revoir to making tablets, and why we agree with Bill Gates.
We discuss why Google's $1 billion investment in housing for the Bay Area isn't entirely altruism, and how the company got caught stealing lyrics from Genius.
Andy and Flo discuss why Google is accused of "killing the news," and why usernames and passwords aren't all that effective at keeping you safe. Then, we'll dive into the latest Pixel 4 rumors (is it a rumor if Google confirms it?).
Flo relays her experience with the Lenovo Smart Clock, and Andy discovers the Pixel 1 is just a little bit waterproof. After the break, we discuss how YouTube is tackling hate. Then, Andy tells us why he's excited for Stadia.
Andy and Flo get real this week about the reports of "sweatshop-like working conditions" for linguists working on the Google Assistant, and why Google allowing abortion clinics to advertise will help save lives.
Andy and Flo dissect the unnerving political theater of the U.S. versus Huawei spectacle.
This week, Andy and Flo talk about the news that hit once Google I/O was all packed up and shipped out, and whether the Pixel 3a is a replacement for the Pixel 3.
Andy and Flo talk all the essential Google I/O announcements, from the main themes of the keynote to the new hardware launched this week.