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Centered on Android, unafraid to go far and wide in tech. Each week, hosts Daniel Bader and Will Sattelberg bring you a conversation about the decisions being made from how Google designs its Pixel phones to questions about the efficacy of mass consumption artificial intelligence products. Join us as we reflect on the facts, the feelings, and the connections we're all making today.

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Episodes164

  • Feb 26, 2023 · 1 hr 4 min

    What The Frenchy Firmware!?

    Our Zachary Kew-Denniss joins the Android Police podcast this week to express all the things that have finally gone right for him in the world. By that, we mean getting a Galaxy flagship phone that doesn't have an Exynos chip in it. Plus, more chat about YouTube Premium, Android Auto, and the uncanny valley of Spotify's AI DJs all in this episode! 01:44 | The Curse of Exynos Will the Galaxy S23 series mark an end to Exynos? Samsung's Texas-sized answer is 'no' Samsung Galaxy S23 review: A small success 20:27 | Googsoft Google is bringing Magic Eraser to every smartphone Android Auto briefly takes some smart Maps direction from CarPlay 44:25 | Listening In YouTube Music's next major addition has Spotify squarely in its sights YouTube says it isn’t messing with 1080p — ‘1080p Premium’ is higher-bitrate - The Verge Spotify Debuts a New AI DJ, Right in Your Pocket — Spotify Find us at androidpolice.com or podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Feb 19, 2023 · 1 hr

    Samsung Isn't Willing to Make The Right Upgrades

    Is this a hot take? We don't really think so. For all the changes, the abacus flicks, the eraser shavings that have been spent on moving from Galaxy S22 to S23, Samsung has failed to change some of the fundamental flaws it has carried for years on end. We discuss that issue plus we find the joys and discomforts of the Oppo Find N2 Flip, find our feelings for the milquetoast OnePlus 11, and — first and foremost — laugh at the simulated pain and suffering that artificial intelligence has wrought on itself thanks to Google and Microsoft on this edition of the Android Police podcast. 0:49 | Bing v. Bard Microsoft plots superpowered Bing app to break the dominance of Apple and Google Microsoft Brings AI to Bing: Here's What to Expect (makeuseof.com) Google unveils Bard AI as its response to ChatGPT for conversational search 11:22 | Reviews, continued Samsung Galaxy S23+ vs. OnePlus 11: Two of the best Oppo Find N2 Flip goes global, the first true Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 rival 48:35 | Odds and ends Exclusive: This is iPhone 15 Pro: Thinner bezels, thicker 'curve' design, no Lightning port, more - 9to5Mac YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki is leaving after nine years in charge Tetris Movie Trailer: Taron Egerton Steals Video Game From Soviet Union (screenrant.com) Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Feb 13, 2023 · 45 min

    Bing Gets a Ding on Google

    It's a full house on the Android Police podcast this week as our Manuel Vonau fills in for the vacationing Daniel, friend of the show Mishaal Rahman joins us to break down Android 14's first developer preview, Google breaks down trying to explain what its AI applications do, and Will tries not to break himself cramming in some thoughts on the Galaxy S23 Ultra and OnePlus 11. Like a good tarp, we cover a lot of ground. 02:03 | Android 14 DP1 The Android 14 Developer Preview is here, get it right now Android 14 timeline revealed: Six releases before it’s stable Google and Qualcomm tease satellite connectivity for Android phones 24:01 | Artificial Indulgence Google unveils Bard AI as its response to ChatGPT for conversational search Microsoft debuts new version of Bing that could finally rival Google (xda-developers.com) The Google-Microsoft AI tussle could be a windfall for Apple (qz.com) 36:05 | Will's 8,000 words Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. OnePlus 11: Two great phones Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra review: Familiar, fantastic OnePlus 11 review: The right way to compromise Find the team online - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @manuelvonau @MishaalRahman @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Feb 4, 2023 · 44 min

    Galaxy Snore 23?

    Iterative may be boring. But will the small details matter enough to get people talking and buying a new Galaxy S phone this year? With Unpacked out of the way, we're talking with XDA TV's Alex Dobie (who's had a lot of chat time with Daniel and Ara) about whether Samsung has made its case for an upgrade to the people it needs to convince. Get ready for a full 44 minutes of Galaxy S23 discussion! Apologies for Ara's audio for most of the episode — the RAM suck that is Chrome affected her file, but that's fixed in the last 8 minutes of the show. The Galaxy S23 series is officially unpacked — here's everything you need to know Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ hands-on: To boldly go where it went before Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra hands-on: Incremental changes have never been more appealing Which size Samsung Galaxy S23 should you buy? Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. Galaxy S22 Ultra: Spot the difference on expert mode Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. Galaxy S21 Ultra: Is the upgrade worth it? Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. Galaxy Note 20 Ultra: Time to trade up The best Samsung Galaxy S23 series deals: Preorder bonuses, bundles, and credits Which Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra color should you buy? Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, two days in: The start of something familiar Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @AlexDobie @AndroidPolice @xdadevelopers @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jan 29, 2023 · 39 min

    Small Blue Pill for Your Dock In A Box

    The best things you'll hear on the Android Police podcast can't be scripted. We swear. In the prelude to Galaxy Unpacked, we chat about potential Pixel Tablet delays, the sound of a OnePlus Pad, and the bad, bad things Google has done across the advertising market, Google TV, Android Auto... it just piles up. Join us. 03:10 | Absorb this information Google Pixel Tablet plans get streamlined as latest rumor goes all-in on Pro Here’s your first look at the OnePlus Pad 13:32 | Not in a buying mood Smartphone shoppers said 'no thank you' to last year's boring, expensive lineup 23:46 | Google be trippin' Google TV ads are getting awful Alphabet hit with a new antitrust lawsuit over Google’s online ads Android Auto’s 8.7 update is probably not the one you’ve been waiting for Waze is nearly ready for Android Auto's latest redesign Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jan 22, 2023 · 56 min

    You Can't Make Compost Into an iPhone

    We are the trash compactor of tech podcasts this week at the Android Police podcast as we whistle past Stadia's headstone, wobble between Samsung and Qualcomm's big partnership with the Galaxy S23, graciously evaluate Apple's mini-show of the season, and then throw it all away in a compost bin, replete with expensive subscription service. This will be the most enjoyable dumpster fire of an hour you'll spend this week. Enjoy! 04:41 | Vale Stadia Will Google Stadia be missed? Google's Stadia Controller Bluetooth upgrade tool has arrived Nvidia cranks up GeForce Now’s frame rate big time with new RTX 4080 tier 23:38 | Samsoup Samsung Galaxy S23 phones could run this exclusive souped-up version of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Samsung's shifting focus in smartphone SoC development could spell the end of Exynos 33:06 | At Home with Apple Apple could have a home-first Google Pixel Tablet competitor in the works Apple announces a new full-size HomePod speaker 47:49 | Dump This Nest co-founder wants to help turn food waste into chicken feed Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jan 15, 2023 · 57 min

    Marques Had To Microwave This Take

    Because it's pretty cold. But we'll get to that in due time. Also on this episode of the Android Police podcast, we round up our finds so far on Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2, let the Galaxy S23 color us unsurprised, and tie it all up with a pretty bow from Nothing because the present ain't worth it. We have to pace ourselves; it's packed a show. 04:13 | In Google 31 new emoji hit Google Pixels with Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2 Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2 can force-theme all icons on your home screen Google's upcoming eSIM tweaks put users in control, not carriers Skagen Falster Gen 6's long-awaited Wear OS 3 update took away as much as it gave 23:20 | On Samsung The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is just drowning in leaks, and we've got all the pics Samsung could revive the Galaxy S Fan Edition series 43:18 | Anywhere else? @MKBHD | Hot takes: No more budget phones. Just longer software support for flagships. Here's every Samsung device that will get 4 Android OS upgrades How long will my Google Pixel get Android and security updates? OnePlus trumps Google with its new Android update schedule, but it's not perfect The Nothing Phone 1 is finally heading to the US, sort of Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jan 8, 2023 · 37 min

    ThinkPhone meets Pee Pebble

    Our Stephen Schenck and Taylor Kerns have been trapezing across Las Vegas as CES 2023 rolls along and they were kind enough to drop by the Android Police podcast for a few minutes to give some thoughts on what they've seen so far from the likes of Razer, Withings, Lenovo, and others. Plus, Ara and Will cover Pixel 7 shatterings and Android Auto matters. It's all on this first episode of the year! Apologies for the rough and choppy audio in the early portion — we had to take up our backup file for Stephen and Taylor's bytes. 0:15 | CES, the show Withings U-Scan is a golden opportunity to smarten up your toilet with health insights Acer debuts new Chromebox and all-in-one that's not actually all in one at CES 2023 Get ready to live life on the Razer Edge, as this next-gen Android gaming handheld prepares to land The Lenovo Tab Extreme combines the best of Apple and Samsung into one behemoth tablet The super rugged Motorola ThinkPhone combines carbon fiber with your daily 9-to-5 The best of CES 2023: Android Police’s awards for the big tech show 21:15 | Back at the Ranch Android Auto’s massive redesign is finally rolling out to everyone Some Google Pixels are failing to connect to in-car Bluetooth after installing January's security patch The Google Pixel 7's rear camera glass spontaneously shatters for some Carriers love the Google Pixel 7, and so do their subscribers Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @StephenSchenck @taylorkerns @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Dec 25, 2022 · 47 min

    This Episode is Presented in 4DX

    What do we use our technology to read, listen, and watch? Will and Daniel share their top picks across cinema and TV for what they ranked highly in 2022. It's Christmas — what else are you going to listen to? Happy holidays and we'll see you in a couple weeks to cap off CES. ‎Will Sattelberg’s profile • Letterboxd Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) | ScreenRant Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) | ScreenRant The Fabelmans (2022) | ScreenRant Top Gun: Maverick (2022) | ScreenRant Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) | ScreenRant Nope (2022) | ScreenRant The Batman (2022) | ScreenRant Jackass Forever (2022) | ScreenRant Confess, Fletch | ScreenRant Tar (2022) | ScreenRant Aftersun (2022) | ScreenRant Andor (2022) | ScreenRant Yellowjackets (2021) | ScreenRant Station Eleven Ending, Real Meaning & Book Changes Explained (screenrant.com) Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (2022) | ScreenRant Atlanta (2016) | ScreenRant the dropout | ScreenRant Abbott Elementary (2021) | ScreenRant The White Lotus (2021) | ScreenRant The Rehearsal (2022) | ScreenRant Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Dec 17, 2022 · 53 min

    mELtdOwN

    This week, we can't help ourselves. A billionaire who's in way too deep with a $44 billion waste of time has once again proven that he can't handle a little heat from journalists. Will he get out of the kitchen anytime soon? Preferably without burning the house down? That plus our first look at what features Pixel phones might get this spring, our picks for the Best of 2022, and so much more! It's the Android Police podcast. 04:15 | Where's Elon? Free Speech On Twitter Doesn’t Apply To Journalists Who Cover Elon Musk (screenrant.com) 13:04 | QPR2 Start All you need to know about what's new in Android 13 QPR2 Beta 1 23:09 | Medley The inevitable Moto ThinkPhone leaks with all the fake carbon fiber you'd expect Matter is rolling out to Android phones and the Google Home ecosystem Google Wallet lets you add digital IDs in beta, if you're lucky 33:55 | Creme of the Crop Android Police Awards 2022: our favorite phone, smartwatch, tablet, and more Extracts: The search for the saddest punt in the world | Chart Party Matter: Making the smart home a more connected, comfortable, and helpful place. Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Dec 10, 2022 · 47 min

    Big Dolphin Energy

    This week on the Android Police Podcast, a case of artificial intelligence-induced Seasonal Affective Disorder and yet another cold have stricken at least one member of the team. It'll make talking about the latest Pixel Feature Drop, some Pixel Fold rumors, and those crazy Lensa profile pics a lot more interesting. Best enjoyed with a recommended dose of DayQuil or NyQuil. 03:01 | Drop the Feats December Pixel Feature Drop has Clear Calling, a free VPN, and new Recorder tools for Google's latest phones Google Pixel Fold animations offer best look at the foldable yet 37:00 | Machine Lightning Round How To Turn Your Selfies Into ‘Magic Avatars’ With Viral App Lensa AI (screenrant.com) OpenAI's New Conversational Chatbot Is Free To Use (For Now) (screenrant.com) Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Dec 3, 2022 · 50 min

    OnePlusses and Minuses

    December has come and we're on a merry-go-round here in Androidland with plenty to keep us busy. Whether we're bringing out our spectrometers for color critiques, needlessly bashing OnePlus (more than we have to) for its software updates, and rightfully bashing Elon Musk for using his favorite hammer to bash all his Twitter problems into shape, we invite you to come along with the Android Police podcast as we head into the last month of 2022 together! 01:16 | Radio Violence Spotify Wrapped 2022 is finally here for you to show off how cool your listening tastes were this year YouTube Music is back with your 2022 Recap, highlighting all the songs that kept you going this year 05:31 | Under the (Table) Influence The FTC wants to fine Google nearly $10m over deceptive Pixel 4 ads aired three years ago 15:36 | Pixel Pix Here's your first look at the Google Pixel 7a 23:08 | Upping the Updates OnePlus trumps Google with its new Android update schedule, but it's not perfect 31:28 | Oh, Elon... Elon Musk should not make the Twitter Phone — for his own sake 41:23 | Color Theory Samsung Galaxy S23's official cases and color options detailed Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Nov 24, 2022 · 47 min

    Is Alexa's Goose Cooked?

    Yes, we're dropping this episode early this week — happy Turkey Day from the Android Police podcast. Don't mess with the bad birds. In this episode, Will gets back from Hawaii safely and has more Snapdragon stuff to share. Also, we catch a ride on the struggle bus through Silicon Valley as the world tells Elon Musk to "soak their deck" and Amazon tries to whisper about Alexa being a failure without them hearing. 01:59 | Mahalo for the trip, Qualcomm Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 has got what 2023 flagships crave Qualcomm's plans for persistent machine vision feel very Google — in the best way possible The Razer Edge is a powerful Android tablet designed for cloud gaming Qualcomm has a name for its custom Windows on Arm silicon: Oryon (xda-developers.com) 25:00 | What now, Alexa? Amazon's Alexa is in trouble Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Nov 20, 2022 · 23 min

    Snappier in Gen 2

    But will it be Dragon-ier? Maybe. Our own Will Sattelberg was at Qualcomm's Tech Summit in Hawaii this week for the debut of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. We're taking a quick run-through with SVP of Engineering Chris Patrick of all the things you need to know about it on this week's episode of the Android Police podcast. Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 has got what 2023 flagships crave Oppo is first to announce a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 phone, with a whole lot of collaborative swagger OnePlus 11 is coming, featuring the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Samsung Galaxy S23 could go all-in with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Qualcomm's plans for persistent machine vision feel very Google — in the best way possible Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Nov 13, 2022 · 44 min

    The One Thing Stadia Got Right?

    Surprising SFX from the start! This was the title that the team played around with during the recording of this episode and it turned by the end of the session that this was not even true. You'll learn more about it from Android Police coverage later on. In the meantime, we've got old Google business, new Google business, and also our dip on the new MediaTek chip. Welcome to the Android Police podcast. 03:09 | Political birdball Twitter ruined blue verified checks so Dbrand's like: screw it, stickers 08:09 | Pixel Ate Google Pixel 8 leak tells us codenames, new Tensor chip, and more RAM 15:47 | Why Is All the Stadia Gone? Google has started refunding your Stadia purchases 23:49 | YouTube Money YouTube Music and Premium now have over 80 million paid subscribers 34:17 | Immense Dimensity MediaTek’s new Dimensity 9200 chip is the flagship Snapdragon competitor we’ve been waiting for Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Nov 6, 2022 · 53 min

    Matter Chatter

    This week, we're settling down in our smart homes with the announcement of a bunch of gear supporting Matter, the new protocol that's supposed to unify the disparate Amazon, Apple, and Google ecosystems. Plus, a heaping side helping of Steam talk from the ChromeOS tests to our favorite games. It's the Android Police podcast. 06:18 | It's Matter Time New smart home standard Matter is finally officially official with 190 certified devices Using Matter across multiple smart home ecosystems is a little complicated, but it will get better Long-awaited Matter support is coming to 17 Amazon smart speakers and displays next month Nanoleaf announces its first Matter-enabled lighting products, launching 2023 What is Matter: The new smart home standard explained 27:24 | Steamy Chrome ChromeOS gets serious about gaming as Steam support enters beta The redesigned Steam app is live, complete with a new login flow 42:11 | Shower thoughts Valve's Steam Deck is the latest attempt to make portable PC gaming a thing Niagara Launcher Pro decouples from Google Play, now on all Android phones Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Oct 30, 2022 · 1 hr 2 min

    The Tech Industry is Kinda Like Prometheus Right Now

    In that it's kinda bad. That's it. Daniel may have a cold (or something), but that won't stop him from taking down the Pixel Watch, the $449 iPad, and the massive financial wreck that is the tech sector these days. Also, Ara and Will are in there, too. And we get to talk about Android. I mean, Andor. This is what we're calling the jazz hands version of the Android Police podcast. 07:37 | Google Google’s latest earnings confirm new hardware focus, fewer moonshots, and economic downturn Google needs to release a budget Pixel Watch a to be competitive The Google Store's got a big problem with trade-ins The Pixel Watch has a calorie problem 33:29 | Apple Apple confirms it will create a USB-C iPhone, but the Lightning port may not completely disappear Apple flexes its control over the App Store - The Verge I am stuck on MagSafe, because MagSafe isn't stuck on my phone Andor (2022) | ScreenRant The Leftovers' Season 2 Overhaul Made It Must-See TV (screenrant.com) Prometheus (2012) | ScreenRant The Last Duel (2021) | ScreenRant Kingdom of Heaven Director's Cut Changes: Why It's Better (screenrant.com) Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Oct 23, 2022 · 58 min

    The Pop Social Gab Hour

    The Android Police podcast is now available to own on DVD. Sound the "pivot" klaxon as we cover Google's turning on the entire ship from YouTube to Pixel to cloud gaming and more. We might not survive the first 20 minutes of the episode. 03:16 | Down the YouTubes YouTube Premium subscribers just got a massive surprise price hike YouTube Music’s redesigned playlist view is rolling out widely 28:20 | Message Me This Google is making Messages even more like iMessage, but still won't get you that blue bubble New Google Messages and Contacts app icons rolling out in beta Signal is dropping SMS support — and that's a good thing 38:38 | Post-Stadia Blues? Gaming Chromebooks are real and going on sale from Acer, Asus, and Lenovo soon 47:43 | The Ultimate Pivot Google is going all-in on Pixel hardware to fight Apple, de-emphasizing Assistant The wild, wonderful world of North Korean smartphones Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Oct 16, 2022 · 1 hr 6 min

    Pixel Peepshow

    After barely a week to review the phones and watch, we're all Pixel-pooped out. But hey, we're still more than ready to deliver you what we're thinking about the Pixel 7, the Pixel 7 Pro, and the Pixel Watch — the stuff that actually didn't make it into our articles. All that plus some "breaking news" from Netflix (it was fresh on a Thursday) on this episode of the Android Police podcast! 03:47 | Pros talking Pro Google Pixel 7 Review: The Most Refined Pixel Yet Google Pixel 7 Pro review: A showcase for Google The Google Pixel 7 Pro’s display draws an obscene amount of power 33:39 | Netflix goes AD hoc Netflix's ad-supported tier is here, and it's got some major restrictions 48:19 | A Palatable Watch? Google Pixel Watch review: Fashion over fitness The Google Pixel Watch's health and fitness features spell trouble for Apple Watch Google makes solid hardware, so why aren't more people buying its products? Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Oct 9, 2022 · 1 hr

    Google's Pride and Prejudice

    What's been made by Google can be unmade by Google, too. Yes, there was a big event last week that focused on refining what can be considered to be a successful hardware line. We also had a bunch of sticky notes reminding us to come back to other bits later. And then there's the juxtaposition of demise as we examine how Google continues to fail consumers with an emboldened policy of attrition toward programs like Stadia. We're riding the pendulum on this episode of the Android Police podcast. 05:11 | Pixel Phones Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro hands-on: Refined elegance The Pixel 7 and 7 Pro are here: Google nails the balancing act 29:03 | Pixel Watch Google Pixel Watch hands-on: Trying to live up to the hype The Google Pixel Watch is finally here with a premium $350 price tag 39:51 | Miscellany Google teases Pixel Tablet once again, reveals magnetic speaker dock Google Pixel Tablet may have two different dock options Google's new wired Nest Doorbell is here a whole year after being teased 47:24 | The end It's game over for Stadia, will shut down in early 2023 How to receive a Google Stadia refund Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0