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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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  • Sep 30, 2022 · 35 min

    Not a Good Week for Mobile Gaming

    And to think that we recorded this episode on Tuesday! Crack onto Thursday and Stadia goes kaput. But alas, we're here with a great show this week as people deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian and as we look ahead to more severe weather for as long as we live. We talk about how to prepare and what's coming to help on the tech side. That and a lot more on the Android Police podcast. 04:40 | Check out our Pixel Bracket! Android Police on Twitter 15:46 | Weather troubles How your phone can help you prepare for emergency weather The best weather apps for Android 23:47 | Walled garden of games Apple Arcade Adding 4 New Originals Including Tom Hanks Trivia (gamerant.com) Netflix wants another games studio and it'll build it by itself Oxenfree delisted on Android in favour of new Netflix version (droidgamers.com) Logitech's G Cloud gaming handheld arrives today with an obscene price tag 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

  • Sep 24, 2022 · 51 min

    Always Actually On

    Daniel walks on the edge of buying an Apple Watch Ultra, Will calls out Apple for doing a bad job of copying Android's always-on display, and Ara just wishes cases for foldable phones were better. It's a quintessential episode of the Android Police podcast and it starts with Pixel news... 02:14 | Tensor tension and Watch strapping The Pixel 7's Tensor G2 has a lot of surprises for a boring upgrade Pixel Watch retail leak suggests Google thinks it can get away with Apple Watch pricing The Pixel Watch could come in four colorways 19:23 | My Fold or Flip for a good case! Google's Pixel 7 cases could actually be worth buying this year Shout out to Smartish 32:27 | Never-sleep displays and other odd ends Apple's hubris is standing between the iPhone and a fully baked always-on display Check out the ambitious, unreleased LG Rollable phone in this hands-on video The Apple Watch Ultra is the rugged fitness watch Samsung should have made 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

  • Sep 17, 2022 · 55 min

    Apple Must Be High

    Sometimes our work gets in the way of other work and that's what happened last week with the Android Police podcast. But we promise this week will be a heckuva one with Apple bashing, Android smashing, and some ass kicking. Get out of our way. Or get in it. In your ears. 02:38 | Apple cores The Apple Watch Ultra is the rugged fitness watch Samsung should have made As Android wants to get rid of hole-punch cameras, Apple doubles down with Dynamic Island Google apps want in on iOS 16's lock screen widgets and we're not at all jealous or anything 17:54 | Google up Google could make the 256GB Pixel 7 more widely available than Pixel 6 Google's next budget Chromecast shouldn't be prohibitively priced, after all These wild new Emoji Kitchen thumbs-up combos are pure nightmare fuel 31:25 | Google down Google cuts funding to Area 120, kills half of its projects prematurely Google is reportedly finished making Pixelbooks Google’s record Android EU fine won't be overturned, confirms court 41:39 | Why can't you two just get along? Tim Cook would rather sell you an iPhone than bring RCS to iMessage The sooner Android accepts RCS is dead, the sooner we can choose the next messaging platform that matters The iPhone 14 still can't perform a very simple task 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

  • Sep 3, 2022 · 40 min

    Booth Hopping at IFA

    Berlin isn't known for potpourri, but we're making our own here with the Android Police podcast. Join the usual suspects plus our Europe Editor Manuel Vonau from outside IFA 2022 as we pick out some of the cool stuff from the trade show. 6:11 | Your starter course... Lenovo's first 120Hz Chromebook debuts at IFA — but it's not for gaming Oppo Reno 8 Pro’s third launch brings its low-light specialist camera to more markets Lenovo Glasses T1 (lenovo.com) 20:21 | Phones in action Sony's Xperia 5 IV is a pared-down flagship that still costs four figures Samsung is bringing the affordable Galaxy A23 5G and its 120Hz display to the US Nokia’s new Circular phone subscription is built with sustainability in mind 34:27 | Lightning round Samsung starts dunking on the iPhone 14 a week early USB4 is upgrading to 80Gbps, because apparently 40Gbps was just too darn slow Google and Qualcomm tease satellite connectivity for Android phones Honorable mention (Manuel was headed here next): Honor 70 first look: A significant step forward Find the team on Twitter - @ManuelVonau @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Aug 29, 2022 · 50 min

    The Cheaper Samsung is Better

    Daniel is off again this week, but we have our own Stephen Schenck in with Ara and Will to discuss our virgin experiences with foldable phones of the Galaxy variety (we're talking about the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Fold 4). And if that wasn't enough Samsung coverage for you, we've also got Galaxy Watch 5 chat on the way, too. It's been a good, long week of testing and writing, so this show is just our labor of love to you, dear listener. 01:25 | Flip and Fold fo(u)rth! Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 review: How I learned to stop worrying and love foldables Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 review: Futurephone 21:35 | Lumps of metal on your wrist Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 review: Suffering for slimness Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro review: All-star battery, minor league fitness tracker Find the team on Twitter - @stephenschenck @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Aug 19, 2022 · 46 min

    Is Android Becoming The Villain?

    Google gave us an Android 13 surprise earlier this week and we have a special surprise guest because sometimes we like to show off — it's Jerry Hildenbrand from Android Central! And with a show that's pretty much hardcore Google, you're in for a treat. Tiramisu, to be specific. 01:49 | Commissioner Gordon says... Android 13 review: The update we need, not the one we want Android 13 breaks automatic clipboard syncing, and Google won't fix it Google won’t let you downgrade your Pixel 6 or 6a from Android 13 — here’s why Google’s official Android 13 statue sure looks a bit like a butt 32:38 | In other Pixel-related news... Pixel 6 Pro mod promises extended battery life by making one little tweak you might not even notice Ongoing Pixel 6a 90Hz display testing shows better success Google Pixel tablet going 64-bit-only? That's a big deal Find the crew on Twitter - @gbhil @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Aug 11, 2022 · 53 min

    Zac Attack on Unpacked

    The Android Police podcast has been preparing for today and you get this lovely episode for our efforts. So, what's so great about the stuff Samsung Unpacked today? We have hands-on coverage and many more opinions from the usual suspects as well as our point man for Samsung stuff, Zachary Kew-Denniss! 01:52 | Zac holds up his Galaxy Z Fold 3 against the Fold 4. 14:43 | Will flips for the Flip 4 27:31 | Watch 5 has Ara feeling feelings 41:06 | Executive Daniel executive sums up the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro Samsung just Unpacked the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Fold 4, the two coolest phones of the summer Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 & Flip 4 hands-on: A little progress, lots of polish Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and 5 Pro hands-on: A real gem of an upgrade 43:52 | Oh, boy, is Google really going on about RCS again? Google calls on Apple to 'fix texting' and adopt RCS messaging Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @shutupzac96 @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jul 30, 2022 · 55 min

    Pro-Pixel Buddies

    This week on the Android Police podcast, we celebrate some more ChromeOS catch-ups, seek ad and tracker salvation from Google, and pick over the Pixel Buds Pro and more of the Pixel 6a. 2:13 | Daniel has some words about the Pixel Buds Pro and 6a. Google Pixel Buds Pro review: Catching up, tuning out, and rocking on The Pixel Buds Pro aren't even out yet, and the best colorway is already selling out everywhere Samsung Galaxy A53 vs. Google Pixel 6a: Which deserves your $450? 21:36 | Will strolls by some new Play Store policy and some lagging cookie replacement policies. Also, the inevitability of big smartwatches in the next few years. Play Store lays out new rules to curb intrusive full screen ads Google's scheme to kill cookies needs a little more time in the oven It's time for the era of big smartwatches 45:00 | Ara takes us into overtime with some of ChromeOS's sprucing up. Chromebooks are getting a new video editor from Google Photos with some pro-level features Chromebooks are finally getting the automatic light and dark themes you've been waiting for Google Photos integration keeps your Chromebook desktop looking fresh with minimal effort 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

  • Jul 22, 2022 · 44 min

    The Sexy 6a

    The embargo's been lifted and we can finally talk about how we feel Google's new Pixel 6a has changed us for the better. That, or, we can just talk about it. Plus, other new phone launches in the next few weeks and a patch of tumult in Android launchers. All this week on the Android Police podcast! 2:21 | The hot topic. Google Pixel 6a review: Regression is the better part of value Check out how Google's new Magic Eraser camouflage feature works before the Pixel 6a arrives next week Qualcomm's new chips might be what Wear OS needs to turn around — if they actually deliver 19:16 | Will takes us through what Samsung and OnePlus wanna do. Galaxy Unpacked is official for August 10, and Samsung's already offering big reservation bonuses OnePlus 10T is making its formal debut on August 3 in New York 31:54 | Ara's got dirt on Nova Launcher and Lawnchair One of Lawnchair's core developers has ceased his involvement with the launcher Nova Launcher has been acquired by analytics company Branch 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

  • Jul 16, 2022 · 42 min

    Does Nothing Matter?

    Well, whaddya know? It's our regular episode of the Android Police podcast and we have our Europe Editor Manuel Vonau on to talk about his Nothing Phone (1) review. And you know it's super-fresh because we recorded it this morning! 2:07 | Nothing. Nothing Phone 1 review: Premium design meets midrange everything else 20:14 | We're in Ara's hands (or on her wrists, I guess?) now... Samsung teases One UI 4.5 for Galaxy Watch4's new keyboard experience, watch face options, and more Qualcomm teases its next-gen Snapdragon Wear chip, and we couldn't be more excited 31:19 | Will cleans it up with Android 13 and Sonos's sledge to Google Android 13 Beta 4 is here to convince you it's ready to be your daily driver Google would rather ruin its products than pay Sonos Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @ManuelVonau @AraWagco @Will_Sattelberg @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jul 15, 2022 · 29 min

    OSOM Sauce

    We've got the sauce on OSOM, the Android startup founded by a collective of former employees who worked for Essential before Andy Rubin, facing public pressure for salacious work behavior at Google, dissolved the firm. OSOM tried to mix focuses on iconic industrial design as well as privacy and performance, but had to delay and reshape its launch product as it announced that the Solana blockchain would be backing what would be its first phone. We dig into why with two people who are on the inside track through long chats with the company's executives: Android Police's Ryne Hager and Esper's Mishaal Rahman. Former Essential staff have started a new company called OSOM Products OSOM plans to release its first privacy-focused product next year OSOM OV1 is the new phone from the team behind the Essential Phone The OSOM OV1, an Essential Phone 'sequel', will be made of stainless steel, titanium, and ceramic OSOM's hotly-anticipated OV1 smartphone succumbs to crypto gimmick as Solana Saga How to build an Android phone (with GMS) - Android Bytes (powered by Esper) Why OSOM went web3 | TechCrunch Find the team on Twitter - @PointJules @RyneHager @MishaalRahman Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

  • Jul 1, 2022 · 39 min

    Switch to Android (for the keyboards)

    Every week is a big week outside of the Android space and while we can talk about those things, we at the Android Police podcast feel more equipped to be your nerdy escape. That said, please scream into the ether (or your pillow) as you need to. Also, drop a review if you can — we need some fresh feedback on our performance and it tends to matter more on the podcatchers. Thanks. 1:56 | Will, what are you angry about this week? T-Mobile has started selling your app data to advertisers — here's how to opt out U.S. carriers under fire for continuing to sell phone location data to third parties Ditching your iPhone just got way easier with Google’s latest Switch to Android app 13:37 | Old stomping grounds for Ara: accessories and Chromebooks. Samsung has teamed up with Starbucks for limited-edition Galaxy S22 cases The HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook comes with a haptic trackpad and optional 5G connectivity 25:28 | Daniel is in the Android nerd corner this week. Google is finally helping developers fight back against smartphone manufacturers breaking how Android apps work Car crash detection may soon shed its Google Pixel exclusivity Google I/O 2012 set a high-water mark for innovative hardware that has yet to be approached again 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

  • Jun 24, 2022 · 46 min

    The Respect to Redirect

    We had a whole bunch of one-liners in this episode that I could've used for the title, but most of them were R-rated and even though our show seems to be designed with the 'E,' I'm trying to help the Android Police podcast go up in the rankings. Just a bit. 3:35 | Ara dishes on Chrome and Google Assistant reminders ChromeOS 103 is all about bringing Chromebooks and Android phones closer together Google might be shaking up its approach to reminders on Android, starting with Calendar 18:54 | Will drives home his hatred of the Google Assistant driving experience Google kicks off the summer driving season by killing Android Auto for phone screens 31:46 | Daniel figures someone has to be talking about new phones this week... might as well be him. Dive deep with new Tensor and display details from yet another Pixel 7 Pro prototype The most interesting Android phone of 2022 won't be sold in the US 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

  • Jun 17, 2022 · 49 min

    Soul of LaMDA

    On this week's show, a meditation on what one Google engineer saw in the artificial intelligence he was working on. Oh, and phones. Phones worth talking about, maybe phones worth talking down. 2:52 | It's the LaMDA segment and Dan is vibing. Google suspends engineer who claimed that the company’s LaMDA chatbot has become sentient 23:32 | Samsung says "Fan Edition." Ara says "What fans?" Samsung may fix the Galaxy S21 FE's biggest problem with some new hardware Samsung may be giving up on Fan Edition phones 32:15 | Will talks about Nothing. Nothing Phone 1: News, rumors, leaks, and everything else you need to know Plus, our news appendix: John Oliver attacks Google for its anti-competitive grip on search on Last Week Tonight DISH's Smart 5G™ Wireless Network is Now Available to Over 20 Percent of the U.S. Population Samsung will fix your Galaxy phone’s broken display for just $50 Adobe Photoshop will soon be free to use on the web 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

  • Jun 11, 2022 · 52 min

    Apple: The Fun Company

    Well, those are some words I didn't expect to put together in that order. Curveballs all the which way as we cover WWDC 2022 on the Android Police podcast. Also, Daniel is back (yay)! 3:27 | Dub dub. 6 things Apple announced at WWDC 2022 that Google did first Apple pulls an Android with iOS 16's new lock screen customization Apple is following Google's lead on cleaning up iMessage reaction texts A decade after launch, Apple Maps will support trips with multiple stops Apple's next-gen CarPlay teaser is making me anxious about Android Automotive Apple's drag-and-drop-the-dog Visual Look Up tool is the coolest iOS 16 feature you never knew Android needed Dark Sky API gets reborn as Apple WeatherKit, with plans to support Android 35:29 | Newsflash: EU officially on track to adopt USB-C for phones in two years. USB-C will be mandatory on all phones sold in the EU by end of 2024 45:19 | Android 13 still in beta, but it's mostly baked through. Android 12 QPR beta program ends, Pixels in it will be unenrolled automatically 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

  • Jun 3, 2022 · 45 min

    Prime Pride

    Happy Prime Pride Month! On this week's Android Police podcast, we stay on the Pixel beat with the upcoming phones and watch, beat down on carriers for not putting themselves to a higher standard and appreciate the heck out of newly-released Chromebooks. And Jules is back in the hot seat for one more week, but Daniel should be back and in control of things next week. 3:01 | Will is concentrated on Pixel news. Someone listed a prototype Pixel 7 on eBay months before sales officially begin Pixel 7 might end up reusing more than just the Pixel 6's camera Don't expect the Pixel Watch to blow your mind when it comes to battery life 16:24 | Jules wants more accountability from carriers about software updates. US wireless carriers should get real with customers about software updates 27:54 | Ara's latest toys of the week... IdeaPad Chromebook Duet 3 (lenovo.com) 2022 Acer Chromebook Spin 513 available for $614.99 (aboutchromebooks.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

  • May 28, 2022 · 48 min

    This Android TV Gets A 6-Series/10

    We've got an Android TV review of a panel that has gone through its growing pains much like the Pixel 6 has. But we've got more Wear OS news to get through first. Plus, news about news on the Android Police podcast. 1:52 | I think this is Ara's third week in a row (barring I/O) where she's been on about watches and apps. I mean, she's excited for them, thank god. Google Assistant is rolling out for the Samsung Galaxy Watch4, at long last Samsung Galaxy Watch4 is getting a One UI Watch beta next month Here's one reason why the Pixel Watch might remind you so much of the Apple Watch Google Pixel 6 cases are aging just about as well as a glass of milk 19:39 | Will is giving Android TV some love this week. It's also overdue. Google TV multi-user profiles are just now finally starting to arrive TCL 6-series TV review: The perfect TV for that PS5 you still can't buy 36:58 | Jules talks about how Google is forced to pay news publishers under a new law in Australia and what's to come as the U.K. prepares to consider similar leverage. Google seems to be panicking as its free news empire starts to crumble around it Google letting News Showcase readers break through paywall at partner publishers Facebook showdown with Australian government and local media (ABC Media Watch, YouTube) Follow up coverage (ABC Media Watch, YouTube) Former Australian competition bureau chief on the future of bargaining law he spearheaded (The Guardian) Daniel should be back next week (whee!) 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

  • May 20, 2022 · 45 min

    What Google Wants...

    ...well, sometimes it'll get. We have a medley of topics on this show from a Play Store app falling victim to the roboreview to YouTube Music's latest attempt to find relevance with YouTube users. Dose in a dash of LG remembrance and we've got another Android Police podcast — this week featuring editor Jules in for Daniel, who's on paternity leave. 3:09 | Ara is all about the Google apps this week. YouTube Music on Wear OS now lets you stream music from your smartwatch The YouTube app gains more shortcuts to jump from a music video to YouTube Music Latest Android Auto update fixes S22 woes for some, while Pixel owners are left hanging 17:45 | Newsflash: Amazon finally kills Micro-USB on its Fire tablets Amazon finally gets with the times, brings USB-C to the Fire 7 tablet 21:36 | Will brings us back to the Google arc, this time on the services side Google unveils its free personal tier for legacy G Suite users ahead of a new June deadline Total Commander forced to stop letting you install APKs 31:18 | Jules previews an upcoming feature he's writing on our favorite LG phones LG V10 Review: LG Got Me Falling In Love (Android Police) LG V10 review: upping the ante (Pocketnow) 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

  • May 14, 2022 · 56 min

    I/O: Cylon Seven

    Google I/O is always brimming full of nerdy tidbits, but the closest the general enthusiast class gets to learning all about the best of what's going on at the company is with the main keynote. We'll be getting to some of the grittier stuff next week, but this week, the Android Police podcast is covering just some of the shiny objects from the show. 3:59 | Let's talk about the non-Android, non-hardware stuff first. I know, I know. This is why we have timecodes. Google Search's recently introduced multisearch feature is about to get way more useful Google will give you more choice over the ads you see with My Ad Center You can now Look and Talk to Google Assistant on your Nest Hub Max Google announces AI-powered document summaries in Google Docs 17:13 | A few developments in and around Android... Android 13 Beta 2 launches today for Pixels and select third-party devices Google activated over one billion new Android devices last year More than 20 Google apps are getting tablet-centric updates Android Auto is almost ready for split screen mode as streaming video apps come to Automotive 26:00 | Alright, here's what you've been waiting for. Google Pixel 6a lands in July with Tensor in tow and a $449 price tag Google teases Pixel 7 & 7 Pro with redesigned cameras, new colors, and fall release date The Google Pixel Watch is official, and it’s coming ‘this fall’ alongside the Pixel 7 Google's Pixel Buds Pro are arriving in July for $199 with ANC, multipoint, and Silent Seal for a perfect fit Google is making a Tensor-powered Android tablet, coming in 2023 Google teases standalone AR glasses with an unknown release date Some family notes: we want to thank Taylor Kerns for helping us launch the pod revival. He's still with Android Police, but has decided to step away from the mic. We're happy, though, to introduce Will Sattelberg as our new, permanent co-host. Meanwhile, Daniel will be off on paternity leave for the next couple of weeks, but we'll keep the seat hot — stay tuned and thanks for subscribing and rating the show, we appreciate it. 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

  • May 7, 2022 · 45 min

    Limoncello Buds

    We're in a gap week between the Android 13 beta drop and Google I/O and we're talking about what we would do if we dropped a highlighter-yellow Pixel Bud in snow that someone peed on. It's the Android Police podcast. 1:12 | Daniel draws on new leaks (and last week's chat about spatial audio in Android 13) for some major ANC audio gear from Google and Sony. Rumored Pixel Buds Pro could take advantage of Android 13's new audio tech Google Pixel Buds A-Series review: Drop beats, not bucks Android 13 Beta 1 hints at the Pixel 6 picking up this audio feature from iPhones Sony XM5 headphones may not offer better battery life than their predecessor, after all 16:35 | On the Chromebook beat, Ara brings up her experiences with Acer's Chromebook 514 and we wonder exactly who it fits. Acer Chromebook Spin 514 (3H) first look: Return of the Ryzen The HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook comes with a haptic trackpad and optional 5G connectivity Asus reveals three new Chromebooks, including one for gamers Acer Chromebook Spin 713 (2021) review: The best Chromebook of 2021 29:24 | In other news, Google finally begins abandoning passwords for account logins and the Galaxy Watch5 may get a Pro tier. Google is bringing passwordless authentication support to Android and Chrome Leaked Samsung Galaxy Watch5 codenames cement the existence of a pro model Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @PointJules Reach out to us - podcast@androidpolice.com Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0