For once in the Android Police podcast’s history, we’re actually throwing shadows on Apple. iOS 26 and the iPhone 17 are giving us the least confidence in how Apple is carrying its reliability and reputation in many years while Google seems to be mid-swing on its Pixel ascendancy and putting a good foot forward out of court for once. How did this come to be? And what’s to be extracted from it? Join us as we talk through this odd environment.
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01:39 | Editorixel
- My week with the Pixel 10 Pro XL: the wins, the flops, and the lingering questions
- Google Pixel 10: Focused on casual users
- Google Pixel 10 camera review: Capturing feline moments
- A more powerful Google Pixel 10 isn’t necessary
14:35 | Feather
- The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge probably isn’t for you, but that’s okay
- Revolutionary square image sensor in iPhone 17: A game-changer for selfies and group photos
- Apple’s awe-dropping event: iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and more
- iPhone 17 outshines the Google Pixel 10 in key areas
33:48 | Google escapes a forced Chrome sell-off or breakup in landmark antitrust lawsuit
41:16 | Amazon announces major Services & Devices event for September 30
53:13 | Happiness
Excerpt from Waveform: The MKBHD Podcast.
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