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How does one of the best phone cameras on the market right now compare with vintage film?
The Verge· 2025-10-08 14:00
How does one of the best phone cameras on the market right now compare with vintage film? I took my '70s Canon EF SLR out on the streets of London together with the Vivo X200 Ultra to see how two very different cameras handle the exact same shots. Which do you prefer? Subscribe: http://goo.gl/G5RXGs Like The Verge on Facebook: https://goo.gl/2P1aGc Follow on Twitter: https://goo.gl/XTWX61 Follow on Instagram: https://goo.gl/7ZeLvX Follow on TikTok: http://bit.ly/42VeCVU Watch The Vergecast on YouTube: https ...
The Verge’s Vee Song joins us on The Vergecast to chat about Peloton’s approach to AI. #vergecast
The Verge· 2025-10-07 20:57
People love the classes, people love the instructors, people love the sort of real-time competition of it. If you're a Pelaton, can you do the AI thing in a way that doesn't ruin that? So, I think they've been very thoughtful about that because when I went to this event, I had my demo and my demo was with Tundday who is a um cycling instructor, I believe, and she was just like, it's like it's my assistant. The AI is my assistant. I have helped craft these um recommendations. we have had a huge say in like w ...
Do you have a camera in your home? #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-10-07 18:29
Industry Trend - The industry acknowledges that not everyone desires in-home cameras, despite the growing demand for smart homes [1] - The industry views cameras primarily as security devices [1] - The industry anticipates cameras evolving into general-purpose sensors [2] User Adoption - User comfort levels vary depending on the context of camera placement, with outdoor settings being more acceptable than indoor [2] - User trust and security are crucial for camera adoption [3] - Perceived value is a key factor influencing users' willingness to adopt camera technology [3]
Peloton’s new AI treadmill is $6,695 #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-10-07 16:03
$6.7%,000 for a for a treadmill running outside is free. When you look at these prices, what does it make you think Pelaton is doing here? So there's like grades of Pelaton people. There's like the people who are like, I've heard of it. Sure. Uh that's the one where the guy died in Sex in the City and you're like, yes, that yes. So that's that level of Pelaton awareness. And there's the people who are like the spouses of Pelaton dieards who are just like, "Yeah, person I live with, they do Pelaton and I don ...
You can get this TV for free, but there's a catch: it will show you constant ads.
The Verge· 2025-10-07 15:00
Product Overview - Telly TV is a 55-inch TV offered for free in exchange for displaying advertisements [2] - The TV features a secondary 10-inch screen dedicated to displaying ads, widgets for sports scores, weather, and stock prices [2] - The 4K display, built-in soundbar, and RGB lighting make it an attractive option despite the ads [4] Advertising and User Experience - The secondary display shows always-on advertisements, ranging from local businesses to national brands [3] - Users cannot turn off or cover the secondary display due to Telly's terms of service [3] - An AI avatar, resembling an actress, provides pop culture news updates upon turning on the TV [1] Potential Drawbacks - The constant presence of ads may impact user experience and potentially affect "sanity" [2] - Ads run alongside all content, including TV shows, movies, and even Zoom meetings [3]
Which celebrity made hoverboards trendy? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-10-07 14:01
I did a really really unnecessary Instagram deep dive to figure out who was the first celebrity to post a hoverboard. Who do you think it was. Oh gosh.Paul Giamati. No. Uh that would be amazing.I yearn for that content. Uhhuh. In his like full John Adams garb.Love that. Oh god. I don't know.That's a really That's a good one. He's very famous and I love his music unironically. John Mayer.Justin Bieber. Okay. Okay. Okay.Justin Bieber, uh, I think historically speaking, kind of gets a lot of credit for like si ...
What was your first hoverboard ride like? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-10-06 14:00
my first ever hoverboard experience. I first I will never forget this moment. I got it on Amazon, took it out of the box and I was in Oakland uh in my apartment and I was like, "Okay, my my living room is tiny." It was in like an 800 foot apartment.I was like, "I don't have any room to ride this thing. I'm going to take it down to the street." First mistake. I was like very early in the hoverboard world at this point. And so I was like, "I didn't know how any of this worked." So I take it down to the sidewa ...
The free TV with a second screen just for ads #Vergecast
The Verge· 2025-10-05 16:01
What was the breaking point for you that you were like, I just this is not an experience I can do anymore. It was almost like not even the ads. It was just the interface itself because it kind of takes a long time to boot up.Oh god, it just gets worse. You're subject to like an AI news segment when you turn on the TV. Wait, what.Hold on. Hold on. So, there's an ad before you get to actually see the TV.Okay, this is not a thing I even thought I needed to ask. Okay, I need I have a new question for you, Emma. ...
Hoverboards that don’t actually hover… could they have had a better name? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-10-05 15:01
Why the hell are these things called hoverboards. They don't hover. Yeah, fair point taken.But they are hoverboards and they they they just are hoverboards. There was never any other good name to call them. You know, I I where that comes from, I don't even really remember.Again, this there was this sort of cultural thing happening, like I said, at the same time where hoverboards were in our mind in a way that they hadn't been in years prior. And so, you know, I think it just it became a good shortorthhand f ...
Remember when everyone had a hoverboard in 2015, until they started exploding? #VersionHistory
The Verge· 2025-10-05 14:01
What do hoverboards start doing. They start exploding, which is where Andy comes into the story. Do you do you remember any of the like early versions of this story. I remember being very like, you know, panic panicked like this is a problem.Uh because yes, they started exploding. They were catching on fire. There was some deaths I think associated with it.Like it was it was bad. Yeah. And it's it's useful to remember that these things are huge.Yeah. which is like it's not like if your even your phone batte ...