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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2022 · 37 MIN

Worn OS

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Daniel's worn down by COVID, we're worn down by the wait for Wear OS and Android 13 beta updates, and everyone's getting worn down by Netflix. Let us commiserate. 02:55 | A quick gripe session on how Google is dragging its feet in releasing the first Android 13 beta. Android 13: Everything we know about Google’s next-gen operating system 05:00 | We're getting all excited about Wear OS 3.1 — including when Google Assistant will make the jump — and the Pixel Watch even though we still have plenty of waiting to go, it turns out. The Google Store has been redesigned, and it looks like it’s preparing for the Pixel Watch The latest Pixel Watch leak offers our best look yet at the upcoming Google smartwatch Google Assistant still isn't quite ready for the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 17:06 | Netflix knows it is bleeding subscribers and will continue to do so as it begins cracking down on password sharers. Add to that the spectacular implosion that is the end of CNN+ and we're wondering what the heck streaming has in store for us... Netflix's latest shareholder letter should be anxiety inducing for anyone using a shared password Scoop: CNN+ looks doomed (axios.com) 27:39 | Let's calm down a bit and talk about Google Seed Lab's latest arts-and-crafts project called Little Signals: tiny robots befitting your coffee table or high shelf that help take the place of your phone for notifications. Google's Little Signals experiment uses air to send distraction-less notifications Google's Little Signals experiment finally has me excited about Digital Wellbeing Find the team on Twitter - @journeydan @AraWagco @TaylorKerns @PointJules Reach out to us - [email protected] Music - "18" and "34" by HOME licensed under CC BY 3.0

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