The third episode of Gizmodo podcast Gadgettes simply dropped in your most well-liked podcast platform. Each week, your hosts, Gizmodo reporter Florence Ion and senior editor Caitlin McGarry, womansplain the devices we’re testing and reviewing in addition to interview our fellow Gizmodo reporters concerning the week’s greatest tech information.

This week, we’re guiding you towards your subsequent huge smartphone buy. Caitlin and Flo muse over the yr’s greatest releases, from Apple to Android. We’ll provide help to determine if the iPhone 13 Pro’s digital camera is definitely worth the improve (it’s) or whether or not you need to spring for one among Samsung’s foldable smartphones (positively search for a sale).

Gizmodo reporter Brianna Provenzano additionally joins us to speak about Netflix’s newest follies. Why is the streaming service testing a TikTok-like feed for youths? Why is it making an attempt to grow to be a cell gaming service abruptly? And will the corporate’s CEO cease upsetting pissed off staff?

Then it’s cozy time. We discuss concerning the comfiest video games, beginning with Animal Crossing: New Horizons on the Nintendo Switch. The recreation received its long-awaited downloadable content material early last week, and, naturally, we’ve been taking part in continuous—regardless of all of the cockroaches. Flo additionally presents ideas for different wholesome games to play that may provide help to ring on this season of hibernation, together with Hokko Life on the PC and My Oasis and Viridi on Android.

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Gizmodo describes these premium headphones as “annoyingly unimaginable.” This is the lowest we’ve seen the Apple AirPods Max yet.

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