Life with the Nintendo Switch 2 Post author By David Pierce Post date June 17, 2025 On The Vergecast: we have a lot of feelings about the Switch 2, and the future of consoles.
Hang on, did the iPad just become a computer? Post author By David Pierce Post date June 10, 2025 Believe it or not, Apple might have finally gotten tablet multitasking right.
Categories Uncategorized Google’s Gemini is already winning the next-gen assistant wars Post author By David Pierce Post date January 22, 2025 ChatGPT got the first-mover advantage in the chatbot wars, but Google has all the upside now.
Categories Uncategorized Two new must-have Android apps Post author By David Pierce Post date July 21, 2024 In this week’s Installer: Android apps, football games, and the TinyPod.
Categories Uncategorized The super simple gadget trying to replace your phone Post author By David Pierce Post date June 16, 2024 In this week’s Installer: the Light Phone 3, Apple Passwords, House of the Dragon, and more.
Categories Uncategorized The super simple gadget trying to replace your phone Post author By David Pierce Post date June 16, 2024 In this week’s Installer: the Light Phone 3, Apple Passwords, House of the Dragon, and more.
Categories Uncategorized A better way to take video on your phone Post author By David Pierce Post date June 2, 2024 In this week’s Installer: Jim Henson, MoviePass, and better AirTags.
Categories Uncategorized Google is combining its Android and hardware teams — and it’s all about AI Post author By David Pierce Post date April 18, 2024 Pixel, Android, Chrome, and ChromeOS are now all one big AI-friendly family.
Categories Uncategorized The biggest new battle royale is ready for your phone Post author By David Pierce Post date March 24, 2024 Stardew Valley, Humane’s AI Pin, Warzone Mobile, and more in this week’s Installer
Categories Uncategorized The Vision Pro’s first killer app is the web, whether Apple likes it or not Post author By David Pierce Post date January 20, 2024 Apple wants the Vision Pro to work — and it wants its 30 percent cut from developers. It can’t have it both ways.