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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2023 · 59 MIN

Fight for Your Right to PSP

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Apple once again turns around from an anti-consumer stance and could stand to benefit in the public eye because of it. This week on the Android Police podcast, we're covering the company's newfound support for California's right to repair bill. We'll also hit the shoulder triggers for some new handhelds - including a new PSP, but only sorta like how you remember it - debuting at Gamescom.03:55 | Right to RepairSurprise: Apple now supports California's right to repair (The Verge)There's also a bill in NY where Apple previously helped modify language (The Markup)22:11 | GamescomSnapdragon’s new G Series SoC will power Ayaneo's next gaming handheldQualcomm's new gaming chips want to bring Steam Deck power to AndroidOdin2: The New Generation Ultimate Gaming Handheld | IndiegogoSony’s portable PlayStation Portal launches later this year for $199.99 (The Verge)47:40 | Everything ElseYouTube tests making the 'skip ads' button harder to noticeYouTube is cutting corners with its controversial new player designSamsung wants you to pretend that two iPhones are a Galaxy Z Fold 5Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra could ditch the curved display for a rounded frameOur regular hosts are Daniel Bader, Ara Wagoner, and Will Sattelberg. Our editor is Jules Wang.Android Police lives here. Reach out to us at [email protected] - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

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