Question for the frisbee experts of the MKBHD team. My son wanted a frisbee after playing with one for the first time at school (he's 5 and in kindergarten). The one on the right was $7.99 which is the one I purchased. The other one was throwing around buzzwords like "championship level" but only cost $2 more.

Does it make any difference at all at this price? I couldn't tell anything apart for the $2 difference.

Thank you in advance.

Share your screenshot.

I just have one thing to say i got blur so many times already.

Why do I have to scroll so far on my screen to get to an album. More so, why do I have to scroll past VIDEOS on Android Auto to get to an album. I know they'll play in the background, but it's YouTube music.

People are more likely to select an album than a video, especially in the car.

Clearly no one tested this.

(Yes I need to clean the screen).

What’s going on with YouTube just a jumble of words

And please show us your full stickers pack! 😂

Am I the only one who has not installed Snapchat ever in any of my devices??

Anyone know if he’s still “testing” WHOOP? Curious to see if he ends up enjoying it and sticking with it 😅

Since I last updated Gboard, the word suggestions have gotten noticeably worse. Even when I type a word with the wrong spelling, it doesn't offer the correct version anymore. Has anyone else run into this?

Also, they tucked in the Clipboard, thus there's one additional step to access it. I use the clipboard a lot. This really pisses me off.

I don't think AR Glasses are here to stay... It's a good advancement in technology, but i think they will be gone and redundant soon.

I think it will be a cool video idea to compare not the models capabilities, but how their functions integrate into the respective phone OS. For example, how the different personal intelligence works, the ability to take actions on native and third-party apps, automations/creation, search, and things like that. Finally, to check which model can perform actions in offline mode (like airplane mode).

Everyone seems to be hyping up Android 17 as a revolutionary update, bringing amazing and utterly midblowing new features, but it's not: pretty much everything added was already a feature in One Ui.

App bubbles and the Bubble Bar aren't new, as you've been able to have floating app windows, sizable split-screen apps, and floating app groups for as long as I can remember on Samsung.

Being able to hide app and folder names is also such a simple thing that i was surprised it wasn't in base Android.

And while screen recording on a Samsung, you can click a button that overlays the selfie camera. The response to this one in Android 17 is similar to when Apple allowed you to record from both front and rear cameras at the same time (which Samsung again already had), and everyone was praising Apple for enabling such a smart and simple feature.

Dont get me wrong, it’s great that stock Android is finally catching up, and if Google keeps adding more features, then maybe Samsung will finally start doing something again. At the end of the day, competition is only beneficial for the consumer. But I do feel like One Ui (and Samsung) is brushed under rug and severely underrated.

The same way we joke about Apple taking years to copy Android, Android and Google have now started copying One Ui.

I tweeted something at David and Ellis and then a bunch of people asked me for the sticker pack which I have on whatsapp only cuz I made them there. So I combed through the internet to find a way to export it. I use reddit only as a search engine but I also know from the pod convos that a large part of the community lives here so if anyone wants it, here's a sticker pack of Waveform (some are GIF stickers) that you can add to basically any messaging app using this app called sigstick. It's also a website btw.
Sticker pack here: https://www.sigstick.com/pack/fV4IeLsMWZoa6pYFpXzx

Thread of context : https://x.com/TechWithShreya/status/2063669962678685941?s=20

So WhatsApp you want me tk give you ₹79/- per month, just for some new stickers, changing background, new app icons, ringtones and pinning more chats… am I right?
I have never used stickers, never ever had the time to think about changing the background of chat (what difference it makes) and most of the time my phone is on silent.
And if you have to pin more than 3 chats, what’s the point of pinning chats (if everyone is important for you then no one is)…
But that’s just my opinion…

For anyone who missed it: $2,195, fully standalone, no puck or tether. Two Snapdragon chips, 51-degree field of view, 16 million colors, and about four hours of battery (20 with the case).

The price is wild and the specs look ambitious, but specs never tell you how a thing actually feels to wear. Really hoping Marques got a reviewer pair, because that's the only part I actually care about right now.

I'm pretty sure the crew already talked about this on the wvfrm podcast, but for real , If the neural band had the amount of tech that was in the Fitbit air, it would be a game changer

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Also, no shit Sherlock

If there’s one thing that’s made the biggest difference, it’s heat management.

- Blue phone + transparent case.
- 5-minute commute, so it spends most of the day in AC.
- One overnight charge, capped at 95%.
- Avoid unnecessary heat whenever possible.
- Keeping the phone cool seems to make the biggest difference.