We answer your questions about an iPod comeback, an E Ink iPhone Duo, and more
Summary
The Vergecast covers new Amazon Kindles, New York’s click-to-cancel law, and the HP Omnibook 514. Hosts David Amel and Travis Larchuk discuss why smartphone makers avoid dedicated digital cameras and the resurgence of retro tech like the iPod. They also debate the impact of AI on internet trust and security, and revisit the TI-83’s exclusion from their tech hall of fame.
Topics discussed
Intro and hotline announcement
90 Seconds on The Verge: Kindles, NYC rules, HP laptops
Sponsor: Amazon Prime Big Deal Days
Sponsor: On Investing by Charles Schwab
Why smartphone companies aren't making dedicated digicams
Should Apple bring back the iPod?
Sponsor: Amazon Prime Big Deal Days (Gifts)
Sponsor: Quince wardrobe essentials
Sponsor: Idera by Palo Alto Networks
Sponsor: Amazon Prime Big Deal Days (Repeat)
Idea: E-ink screen inside the iPhone Fold
How does the iPhone Duo close? Thwack or whisper?
Will AI hacking break trust in the cloud and internet?
Re-litigating the TI-83 for the Hall of Fame
Outro and credits
Trailer: Will Fall movie
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