The Engadget Podcast
Technology
About
A weekly news show where your favorite Engadget editors tear themselves away from their crippling technology addiction, to discuss our collective crippling technology addiction.
Episodes
- Gamestop’s wild eBay gamble + reMarkable Paper Pure review
The Engadget Podcast covers Gamestop's unsolicited $56 billion offer to buy eBay, discussing its likelihood and the company's financial situation. The episode also features a review of the reMarkable Paper Pure tablet.
- Let's chat about Valve's Steam Controller
This episode of The Engadget Podcast features a discussion on Valve's Steam Controller, which costs $100 and has been reviewed by Engadget's Jessica Conditt. The hosts also touch on the upcoming Steam Machine and games they are currently p…
- Tim Cook’s Apple era + John Ternus’ Apple future
In this episode of The Engadget Podcast, Devindra and Nathan Ingraham discuss Tim Cook stepping down as Apple CEO and the transition to incoming CEO John Ternus. Other topics include Palantir's recent social media post, DHS facial recognit…
- Allbirds is AI now + A chat with Exit 8 director Genki Kawamura
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers Allbirds' pivot to AI, the Artemis II moon mission's technology, Meta's facial recognition controversy, and teen perspectives on social media. It also touches on the NAACP's lawsuit against xAI r…
- Apple turns 50 + Artemis II is bringing us back to the Moon
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers Apple's 50th anniversary and its current state, the Artemis II mission to the Moon, SpaceX's IPO filing, and recent developments in satellite technology and AI.
- Interview: The AI Doc's director was "scared shitless" by AI, so he made a movie about it
Director Daniel Roher discusses his anxieties about AI, which inspired his film "The AI Doc: Or, How I Became an Apocaloptimist." The movie features interviews with AI experts, CEOs, and critics to address the ongoing AI hype.
- Can Microsoft fix Windows 11 by dumping AI?
The Engadget Podcast discusses Microsoft's shift in Windows 11 strategy, moving away from AI integration to focus on core features and customization. The episode also covers recent tech news, including developments from OpenAI, Meta, Apple…
- Why does everyone hate NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 AI upscaling?
The Engadget Podcast covers the controversy around NVIDIA's DLSS 5, its new approach to AI upscaling, and analyst Anshel Sag's insights. The episode also touches on Xbox's Project Helix, a lawsuit against Kalshi, and other tech news includ…
- Apple's $599 MacBook Neo is astounding + EVs in a world of high gas prices
The Engadget Podcast reviews Apple's surprisingly good $599 MacBook Neo, the M4 iPad Air, and M5 MacBook Air/Pro. They also discuss the current state of electric vehicles with SAE International's Sustainability Editor.
- Is the MacBook Neo the one? + Anthropic vs. DoD with Spencer Ackerman
This episode of The Engadget Podcast reviews Apple's new $599 MacBook Neo, updated MacBooks and iPads, and features a discussion with Spencer Ackerman about Anthropic's AI use by the Department of Defense.
- Xbox's leadership shakeup + Samsung's Galaxy S26 is here
The Engadget Podcast covers the retirement of Xbox leader Phil Spencer and the appointment of Asha Sharma. They also discuss Samsung's Galaxy S26, highlighting the Ultra model's privacy feature that makes the screen unreadable to onlookers.
- Instagram on trial + RAMaggedon rages on
This episode covers Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in a trial regarding Instagram's addictiveness and explores the effects of the RAM shortage on the consumer electronics industry, including potential product delays.
- So there’s a social network for AI agents now
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers the emergence of Moltbook, a social network for AI agents, and discusses the open-source AI agent OpenClaw. Hosts Devindra and Karissa Bell also touch on related AI news and product reviews.
- What do prediction markets like Kalshi cost us? + TikTok US stumbles
Engadget editors explore the rise of prediction markets like Kalshi, questioning their impact on the real world. They also discuss the reported errors and censorship concerns during the US launch of TikTok.
- An Apple AI pin? Really?
In this episode, Devindra and Cherlynn Low discuss the rumored Apple AI pin, the Verizon outage, YouTube's AI tools, the FTC's antitrust case against Meta, and Adobe Acrobat's new features.
- Why did Apple choose Gemini for next-gen Siri?
Apple will utilize Google's Gemini for its upcoming AI models powering Siri. The podcast also delves into Meta's strategic shift with Reality Labs layoffs, a focus on AI hardware, and other tech industry updates.
- Best of CES 2026 + Pebble’s founder on his new watch and AI ring
The Engadget Podcast discusses highlights from CES 2026, including "Engadget's Best of CES" awards like Lego's Smart Brick and Lenovo's rollable laptop screen. The episode also features an interview with Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky abou…
- CES 2026: A rocky year ahead for the PC industry
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers the state of the PC industry at CES 2026, discussing challenges from Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA, the impact of volatile RAM prices, Dell's XPS revival, and new products like iPolish smart nails and S…
- CES 2026 preview: Micro RGB TVs, smart glasses and a weakened PC industry
The Engadget Podcast previews CES 2026, anticipating new MicroRGB LED TVs, AI devices, and other wearables. The episode also touches on the weakened PC industry and looks ahead to the rest of 2026.
- Why is the Nex Playground "AI console" such a hit? We chat with CEO David Lee
The Nex Playground is an AI console that uses computer vision to track player movement for interactive games, similar to a simplified Kinect. CEO David Lee discusses its journey from a basketball tracking app to a popular gaming alternativ…
- A look back at 2025: AI, smartglasses and spineless Big Tech
This episode of The Engadget Podcast looks back at 2025, covering favorite gadgets, the influence of AI and smart glasses, and significant tech news such as iRobot's bankruptcy and Warner Bros. Discovery's board decisions. Hosts also discu…
- Why Netflix is the best worst option for Warner Bros.
The Engadget Podcast discusses Netflix's surprising $82.7 billion bid to acquire Warner Bros. and Paramount's subsequent $108 billion hostile takeover attempt. The episode explores the reasons behind the fight for Warner Bros. and analyzes…
- WTF is up with RAM? (With Will Smith from The Tech Pod)
In this episode of The Engadget Podcast, Devindra and Will Smith discuss the soaring price of RAM, largely driven by AI. They also cover Meta's recent hiring of Apple's Alan Dye, potential increases in other hardware costs, and updates on…
- Meta wins its massive antitrust case
This episode covers Meta's victory in a federal antitrust case, the Cloudflare outage caused by a database error, and Roblox's new age verification plan. The hosts also discuss the release of Google's Gemini 3, TikTok features, and answer…
- Valve reshapes PC gaming again + Our favorite games of 2025
This episode covers Valve's announcement of new PC gaming hardware, including a Steam Machine, Steam Frame VR headset, and Steam Controller, and discusses their impact on the PC gaming landscape. Hosts also share their favorite games of 20…
- Engadget’s best of 2025
Devindra and Billy Steele review Engadget's best devices of 2025, covering highlights like the Pixel and iPhone 17 Pro, the Ninja Swirl, a thin smartphone, and the Teenage Engineering sampler. They also touch on Meta's ad revenue from scam…
- Would you trust a terrifying home robot? + A chat with former Apple Vision Pro engineer John Gearty
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers the capabilities and design of the 1X NEO home robot, potential over-reliance on cloud providers following an AWS outage, and Apple's future device plans. It also features an interview with John…
- Our New Reality is Ubiquitous AI VIdeo (Guests: WaPo’s Drew Harwell and Jeremy “ShowtoolsAI” Carrasco)
The Engadget Podcast discusses the arrival of AI video, featuring guests Drew Harwell and Jeremy Carrasco. They explore the impact of models like OpenAI's Sora and touch upon Apple's M5 MacBook Pro and iPad Pro.
- Apple’s M5 MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and Vision Pro + ROG Xbox Ally X review
This episode covers Apple's latest M5 chip devices, including the MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Vision Pro, highlighting the new GPU. Additionally, it features a review of the ROG Xbox Ally X.
- EA, Xbox and the state of gaming in 2025 + Amazon’s new devices
This episode covers EA's $55 billion sale and its implications for gaming. It also discusses the challenges facing Xbox and the potential failure of the ROG Ally. Additionally, the hosts review Amazon's new hardware, Google's Nest devices,…
- How Carvana is trying to fix the broken world of car buying
In this episode of The Engadget Podcast, Devindra discusses with Carvana Chief Product Officer Dan Gill how the company is working to improve the online used car buying experience. They cover Carvana's evolution beyond initial marketing an…
- iPhone Air and 17 review + Meta's Ray-Ban Display smart glasses
This episode reviews Apple's new iPhone Air and 17 lineup, discussing features like battery life and overall value. It also covers Meta's Ray-Ban Display smart glasses announced at Connect 2025 and touches on other tech news.
- A deeper dive into the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air
This episode features a detailed discussion on the new iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17s with Cherlynn Low, Karissa Bell, and Allison Johnson. The hosts also explore AI advancements, including Critterz's use of OpenAI tech and Ince…
- Breaking down Apple's iPhone 17 event
Devindra and Nathan Ingraham recap Apple's iPhone 17 event, covering new hardware announcements and analyzing the substance of the iPhone Air.
- The curious calm before the iPhone 17 storm
The Engadget Podcast notes the surprising lack of hype for the upcoming iPhone 17, possibly due to leaks or event fatigue. They also cover the US v. Google antitrust ruling, where Google avoids significant concessions, and explore new AI-i…
- iPhone 17 (and iPhone Air) preview with Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman
This episode previews the upcoming iPhone 17 event with insights from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, discussing the rumored ultra-thin iPhone Air and the main iPhone 17 lineup. The conversation also touches upon OpenAI facing a wrongful death la…
- Google's Pixel 10 blowout
This episode of The Engadget Podcast features Devindra and Sam Rutherford discussing Google's new Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro smartphones, including details on the Pixel 10 Pro Fold and its zoom capabilities. They also cover Gamescom 2025 an…
- How real is Ford's $30,000 EV pickup truck?
This episode discusses Ford's 2027 plans for a new "Universal EV Platform" and a $30,000 mid-sized electric pickup truck. SAE International Editor Roberto Baldwin joins to analyze Ford's claims, manufacturing investments, and potential to…
- Apple bows to the Trump regime (again) + Q&A
This episode covers Apple's significant US investment aimed at avoiding Trump administration tariffs, alongside discussions on Nintendo Switch sales, Intel CEO issues, ChatGPT privacy, and Hulu's integration into Disney+.
- A taste of iOS 26, Liquid Glass and more Apple updates
Hosts Cherlynn Low and Mat Smith discuss their experiences with the iOS 26 developer beta, including Genmoji and Live Translation. They also review Samsung's Galaxy Watch 8 and Z Flip 7, and Microsoft's SharePoint server vulnerabilities.
- Ancestra director Eliza McNitt defends AI as a creative tool
Eliza McNitt, director of the short film Ancestra, discusses using AI tools for creative expression and shares the personal story behind her film. She addresses the potential and dangers of AI in video production, advocating for artist aut…
- Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 + Prime Day madness
This episode covers Samsung's new Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7, including details from the Galaxy Unpacked event. It also reviews notable deals from Amazon Prime Day and touches on other tech news.
- Reviewing VPNs and a security debrief with Engadget’s Sam Chapman
Devindra talks with Engadget security reporter Sam Chapman about his VPN reviews and cybersecurity insights. They also cover Microsoft's Windows 10 Extended Security Update.
- Switch 2 review, Summer Game Fest and WWDC 2025
In this episode, Devindra and Jessica Conditt share their Switch 2 review, discuss Jessica's experience at Summer Game Fest, and analyze WWDC 2025 and Apple's Liquid Glass redesign.
- Apple's WWDC 2025 was unsurprising and scattered, but that's not a bad thing
Recorded live in Cupertino, hosts Cherlynn and Nathan Ingraham, along with guests Chris Velazco and Julian Chokkattu, discuss Apple's WWDC 2025. They found the announcements scattered but more meaningful than past events, though their true…
- The Switch 2 is here! + WWDC 2025 preview
The Engadget Podcast covers the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, offering first impressions of the console, its display, and Mario Kart World. The hosts also preview WWDC 2025, discussing potential OS changes and Apple's AI strategy.
- Who needs an AI web browser? + Q&A
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers the latest in AI web browsers, including developments from Opera, The Browser Company, and Mozilla. It also addresses listener questions on setting up kid-friendly Xbox accounts and the potential…
- The AI and XR of Google I/O 2025
This episode of The Engadget Podcast covers Google I/O 2025, with a focus on AI and XR. Hosts discuss Gemini's expansion and a hands-on with prototype XR glasses, comparing Google's current strategy to previous ventures.
- Who needs Samsung's super-thin Galaxy S25 Edge?
This episode of The Engadget Podcast features a discussion on the new Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and its thin design, questioning its necessity. It also touches upon pre-Google I/O Android news, Apple's Global Accessibility Awareness Day feat…
- Surface Pro 12-inch review + (Google) X’s Astro Teller on the power of moonshots
This episode reviews the new 12-inch Surface Pro and discusses the impact of Qualcomm's Snapdragon X chips. It also features an interview with Google X's Astro Teller on moonshot projects and covers rumors about an Xbox handheld and other…