Oops, Dell leaked 4 years of laptop chips

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This week a 311 page Dell document leak revealed 4 years of upcoming laptop chips from Qualcomm and Intel, tandem OLED displays, XPS laptops & more, an iOS 17.5 bug un-deleted people's photos and Google and OpenAI had an AI standoff.
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0:00 Intro
0:23 The Brief
1:46 Release Monitor
3:03 Dell leaked EVERYTHING
5:00 iOS bug un-deletes photos
6:02 Google v OpenAI

[@TheFridayCheckout]

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[@ArnaldoGomes]

Got Nebula last year almost as a "thank you for all the great service" in "The Friday Checkout". What a great surprise! I still use KZbin Premium a lot more but I recognize that Nebula is #2 on my content ranking, way ahead of other streaming services... Thanks again!

[@OneOfThePetes]

No

[@jansix4287]

Yeah, me too. M4 M5 M6 M7 …

[@CollectionLearning.]

You better delete this comment before apple sues you

[@TheFridayCheckout]

Cool, now do exact release windows for the next 4 years, detailed BOM cost breakdowns per component, exact battery life tests per workload, release windows for other key components like tandem OLEDs, etc :)

[@jansix4287]

@@TheFridayCheckout The component costs don’t matter, because all upgrades are $100 exactly. And battery life is always "all-day", because Apple will rather shrink the capacity and make the MacBook thinner and lighter. Starting price is $999 of course. And the new game you want to play is not available for Mac.

[@jansix4287]

@@CollectionLearning. They don’t pay me enough to sign an NDA. 😜

[@xmlthegreat]

​@@jansix4287*200 dollars

[@ABaumstumpf]

The photos re-appearing is way way more serious problem then people make it out to be. That is a GIANT RED FLAG for any any all security and privacy.

[@volvo09]

Yep. That's a crazy privacy issue. But if you use cloud storage that's something you should expect. I'm honestly waiting for the day some cloud service gets hacked and a hacker releases a 1TB "proof" file of random peoples content.

[@2failepic]

I am not surprised that Qualcomm is selling their new ARM chips for Windows for basically nothing considering the performance. They basically have 0 marketshare in the desktop/laptop space. Once they have gained marketshare and leverage with their partners they will raise their prices in the coming generations. It's economics 101: undercut the competition for the same product, gain the marketshare and slowly raise prices over time so you can make some money. I would be surprised if Qualcomm makes money from their first generation of Desktop chips. Just like Intel had to convince people to buy their graphic cards for next to nothing so they could get a sizeable marketshare going against the AMD / Nvidia duopoly.

[@Jadepeanut]

You are looking at it the wrong way man. It just shows how greedy and inefficient intel is and how they have been holding back laptops for years now. They deserve the whopping they got by apple and amd.

[@jansix4287]

Intel is a dying company, because of the energy inefficiency of x86 processors. You couldn’t put them in a phone or tablet, even if you payed your customers to do it. Only the shrinking market of desktop PCs is the last stronghold of Intel. The next generation Alpha won’t even learn how to use a mouse. PC builders are the aging Harley riders of Gen X. Soon enough their hobby to build the best ever 90s PC will look pathetic even to themselves. Maybe in the future some vintage clothing brand will re-print the Intel logo on bags and t-shirts. Other than Intel becoming retro cool (like PanAm) there’s no value left in the company.

[@arunkarthikma3121]

@@jansix4287 x86 isn't inefficient. Tech enthusiasts keep spreading this lie. They are not programmers, and they have no idea how this stuff works. The only difference is how the decode process works (Assembly code to binary). It might just be overcome by using larger die area to decode.

[@arunkarthikma3121]

@@jansix4287 The truth is: Apple is just better. Until Qualcomm poached some of their employees and learned their secrets, no one could touch their design. They also make chips that are more expensive to manufacture, with 4x the area of an Intel processor, and massive amounts of L3 cache.

[@xBINARYGODx]

@@Jadepeanut sorry, no, you are the one with the warped view where Intel is some great evil and some other company is comparatively or absolutely Jesus Christ to you. Also, lol at AMD being any kid of "whopping" - not even close. AMD's current market shares are about the best they can get - their own fault really, I guess they dont want to play hardball when thats the game every other scum sucking company plays

[@NicolaiWeitkemper]

After Google basically faked a demo video showing Gemini's vision capabilities, I do trust OpenAI more to deliver on their promises, given they had a rather natural live (!) demo.

[@Danominator]

First the SupportAssist vulnerability, now this...man, Dell is on a roll.

[@AHappierWorldYT]

Wait I wasn't aware of this and find it hard to Google what you're exactly referring to. I have a Dell laptop, do I need to be worried?

[@Danominator]

@@AHappierWorldYT Just uninstall Dell SupportAssist if you have it. Basically it allows hackers to execute remote access through it.

[@Foulest]

I’d uninstall Dell SupportAssist.

[@maxrinehart4177]

​@@AHappierWorldYT they released an update about a year ago. just uninstall the bloatware that shipped with your laptop and you're fine, you don't need it.

[@matthewrichardson2533]

With everything coming out in 2025. Tandem Oled, new Nvidia GPUS, faster chips/arm chips... 2024 seems like the worst year to get a new laptop imo.

[@gregandark8571]

💯

[@Jadepeanut]

arm chips are coming this year

[@matthewrichardson2533]

@@Jadepeanut that's cool. I'm still looking forward to tandem and a new gpu. I was looking to get a new laptop but I'm just going to hold off and save to see what's coming out early 2025.

[@Jadepeanut]

@@matthewrichardson2533 Tandem oled is not as big upgrade .Just look at the comparisons between s9 ultra and m4 ipad displays. ARM is the real upgrade for Windows . Everything else is just year by year progression which happens every year.

[@Jadepeanut]

@@matthewrichardson2533 Surface pro 10 is cominh with snapdragon x elite and oled in a week. or you can wait for first or second wave of ARM laptops

[@faraz1604]

So now Google don't need to steal data via internet.. They will incorporate all these A.I in Android OS and use our personal data in device only for their research purpose and A.I tuning for more accuracy.

[@akeemmorrison2589]

nice

[@wayando]

Excellent. So the tech we buy with money is actually working against us! At this rate, the tech should just be free ... Or they pay us.

[@GraveUypo]

yeah, and better yet, at the cost of battery life. i don't want this crap on my phone.

[@pranesh-sekar]

its just that openai’s gtp4o is already released. but google stuff is probably cancelled before release or having over promised and under delivered sh@t or having fake claims

[@faraz1604]

Well GPT-4o is not available for customer even if they want to pay for it. They just showcased that they are working on it.

[@pranesh-sekar]

@@faraz1604 it’s rolling out slowly. i got it yesterday.

[@foodpls]

⁠@@faraz1604 GPT-4o is definitely available now, as I got the notification this morning I could now access the model even on the free plan. The voice and camera stuff they said would roll out over the next few weeks.

[@MahammadAhmed]

​@@faraz1604really? On my app it says ChatGPT 4o, is that a lie?

[@sentientbeing05]

​@@faraz1604It's already live

[@ShuAbLe]

a Quick Nebula screen at the beguinning is aways a good reminder to jump and watch there instead, thanks

[@polaris1985]

wow I would buy the $145 snapdragon x plus chip laptop if it is that cheap and gives a battery life of 21 hours.

[@TheFridayCheckout]

In case it wasn't clear, this is the price Dell pays for the chip itself. It's not the final price of the laptop :)

[@arch1107]

@@TheFridayCheckout not long ago was rumored that similar socs used to cost 300 dollars for samsung galaxy phones, a improvement i think

[@niveZz-]

​@@arch1107it's probably because they have close to 0 marketshare rn

[@aquaponieee]

@@TheFridayCheckout they're going to put an alluminum chassis around it and give a single USB-C port and sell it for 2500$ lmao

[@ohmygosh6176]

I guess Dell forgot to press del on those files

[@LittleDraco]

Nothing is deleted on the internet. Literally this is why so many phone manifacturers dropped the SD card and want people on cloud services (which are cheap af). Your data is always stolen, even if deleted.

[@9SMTM6]

It's crazy if you think about it. The amount of times that Dell fucked up something in a very corporate way seems WAY outsized when one realizes their size. So many leaks of customer and partner data, so many times they did something illegal (like the time they helped Intel stay strong against AMD in the 200..5s?) or something at the very least questionable (being at the forefront of upselling every costumer on some guarantee program that has them pay regularly for a service they will never get, their many products that use proprietary tech for no reason, making the I possible to repair).

[@0x0fffff]

Getting paid by microsoft to make people pay more if they wanted Linux/No OS

[@user-do6dl5gh1z]

People got photos back which were shot on their previous phone years ago. Who's collecting all that data?

[@Shimeih]

What a way to start my week wind down. After work as soon as I settle home, ahh, nice.

[@mr-skorpion]

AI eavesdropping on calls for whatever reason, is just a recipe for disaster in my frank opinion. Gives off government surveillance vibes, yikes

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

I'd say the eavesdropping on photo's is more damning than the phone calls. Imo.

[@user-ue6zx2do2f]

No tracking is a killer feature for nebula

[@D-K-C]

cope

[@iDUMB]

Bot

[@JustinAquino]

When you pointed out Apple, Google, and Microsoft owns their "Walled Gardens" their eco systems which is a hindrance to OPEN AI - holy crap - do what VALVE did - go linux.

[@TamasKiss-yk4st]

Why everyone think linux will solve everything.. this is the same blindness like any other sheeps do, you like it and you use it, but not everyone find their hobby/work apps there.. and until it's basically unusable for the 80% of the world, nobody will facor it, just a few nerds..

[@GraveUypo]

valve "went linux"? eh, not sure if i'd say that. valve's steam client for linux is way glitchier than the windows version and there are 5 year old glitches that they won't fix.

[@Naveenjotron]

A separate storage for private apps is already there in Xiaomi devices altleast 8 year ago. It's called Parallel Space. A seperate storage with independent google account and play services, user can select apps they need for each space(app data is not shared)

[@heroldmutebi8200]

I was about to point this out. It's One of the features that made me a religious Xiaomi user. Google's spaces will probably be infested with data snooping AI. So not that private IMO.

[@Draconicrose]

It's getting harder and harder to find stuff not infested with AI.

[@volvo09]

I can't believe how quickly these corporations hopped on with AI. There is more AI hype and integration in devices than there was "blockchain integration" hype during the crypto bubble.

[@GalvayraPHX]

Except, next year ( or possibly even earlier ) Google will announce they are closing 150 things...

[@colt5189]

So, when you “wipe” an iPhone, it’s not really over writing the entire drive?

[@beaumac]

Great video. Love these updates. Don’t change a thing

[@nemesiszz]

real BOM leaks sound somehow insane!

[@chefnyc]

Always wait for 17.x.1 version. Same for versions 18+

[@ctrl_x1770]

7:09 why did you do em like that man

[@00z53]

because they suck?

[@user-cf9ir4gw2c]

Dell seems to refer to "Qualcomm Nuvia chip", so this has to be relatively old leak. X Plus chip $145 is probably wholesales price with a significant quantity order required (on that point of time, when the document was created). 5 months delay in real launch date is also a good indicator, that the document is containing 1 to 2 year old data.

[@DavidPrachtbrot]

i like the news feature of nebula! I'm getting closer to subscribing every week

[@jarnMod]

Google AI can't even make historical accurate image.

[@Curiousinternetperaon]

Are you talking about the human image controversy? Cause that's just one specific use case that they explicitly did to themselves, other than that, it's pretty amazing. Now if you hate Google or something that's something else entirely

[@deth3021]

​@@Curiousinternetperaonyou mean rampent racism and cultural apropriation?

[@quantuminfinity4260]

@@Curiousinternetperaon The main problem I have with Google’s announced features, especially with project astra, they have a history when it comes to AI features of over promising, and either under delivering or generally just not delivering the really cool feature that they show off at all to anybody and canceling it. GPT-4o’s video and conversational features will be rolling out over the coming weeks. Where as Astra is presented as their “Vision for the future of AI”. Maybe they will launch it and it will be as cool but until then, it doesn’t matter how cool it is until they can actually be used.

[@jarnMod]

@@Curiousinternetperaon specific use case? I tested it myself. Text gen is also bias and I'm not talking about using it in entertainment. I tested it on my marketing data. It's worse than unable because it made my staffs think they know when they don't really know. So no, it's not one specific use case. At least here in SEA. If it is across the pond, great. I'm going to stick to other models when it comes to data compilation.

[@Curiousinternetperaon]

@@jarnMod uhhh I haven't seen inaccuracies or hallucinations that are significantly worse or better than other large LLMs like chat gpt, and in my experience, the only difference in people's minds when it comes to llms is either inherent bias against companies (Google for gemini, Microsoft/Altman for open AI - don't kid yourselves, Altman is as much a businessman with a past as the others), or statistically certain bad first experiences they had with them.

[@IvanGarelli]

2:50 cubes? Or spheres? How about... cubesicles?

[@JB52520]

Sphubes?

[@Linux4thePeople]

Man, Friday is not Friday without this channel…and yeah I got most of my news from TLDR..

[@simon3121]

One product release per year. Every company presentation ever. Sleep.

[@CallMeRabbitzUSVI]

Yep, Now more people will know that their "innovation" is planned and slowly given to the public. They could give you a much better product with much needed upgrades but they would rather sell you 3 slightly improved laptops/phones/tablets vs 1 much improved device. We are SUCKERS

[@mikairu2944]

lmao the iOS bug could end some marriages

[@WolfiiDog13]

It's funnier how the EXACT same thing happened to Google Photos users months ago. I still haven't deleted my undeleted photos 😅

[@AlexBooster]

Here's a thought: I will NEVER in a million years use Google's AI for **anything**. Regardless of how good it might be compared to their competition. NEVER in a million years!

[@davranbekrozmetov9425]

Interesting. I stopped using it because it sucks. What’s your reason? I’m genuinely interested

[@Dani-kq6qq]

You wont use google ai but you will just give them your data

[@AlexBooster]

@@davranbekrozmetov9425 The simple reason is: That info-collecting Kraken already has way more of my information than I'd like (simply by me using Gmail, Google Keep and KZbin). Giving it even more info about me via the use of its AI would be borderline suicidal. Or put another way: As long as decent product alternatives exist, I'd always prefer using those instead of feeding the evil Kraken. Google has already concentrated way too much power and they repeatedly abuse it.

[@Curiousinternetperaon]

​@davranbekrozmetov9425 "regardless of how good it might be". His reason is clear lol, he just hates the company 😂

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

Here's a thought: You don't need to use their AI stuff when it's only a opt-in by default without any opt-out feature.

[@RandomKSandom]

The display was the main reason I was interested in the Xperia 1 series. Unless they release something interesting later in the year, like a new generation of the Pro-I, I guess I'm either going for the previous generation and building ROMs for it, or getting a another brand that matches some of my other priorities.

[@pawepiat6170]

Were you interested in the cameras? imo 4k was excessive for most users, eat up battery life and bill of materials, all while most folk didnt care. If you dont care about the camera then it seems it would be wise to release two models - a camera one and displey one (?)

[@RandomKSandom]

@@pawepiat6170I'm interested in the cameras, and the headphone jack, but for me, they aren't as important as the screen. I actually did a deep dive on 4K screens on phones on my channel. The thing that surprised me the most during researching and testing was that some people with correct reading lenses legitimately don't see the difference. That blew my mind, because, for me, the difference is so clear.

[@RandomKSandom]

@@pawepiat6170 I think my original reply got eaten. The cameras, headphone jack, and SD card reader interest me, but there are other phones the satisfy most of those while fitting more of my other priorities. The screen is really what sold this phone. I actually did a deep dive into 4k displays on phones, and what surprised me during research and testing is that: While some people do see the difference between 4k and lower resolutions on phones, some people legitimately don't see the difference, even with a correct glasses prescription. That blew my mind given how strong the difference is for me. I'm all for people being able to choose the specs that matter to them. But as far as I know, this was the last line of phones that still had 4k displays.

[@RandomKSandom]

@@pawepiat6170 Unfortunately, my replies keep getting lost. So it looks like we can't have a constructive conversation. Thanks for your reply anyway.

[@RandomKSandom]

@@pawepiat6170 Let's try this again, but much lighter: > most folk didnt care Sure. But you just need to browse a few forums on the topic to see that a lot of people really do, and do see the difference. > to release two models Until this year (VI), this is almost what the 1 vs 5 lines were: * 10 was the budget line. * 1 and 5 were the high end lines, with the main difference being the display. If people wanted 1080p, go for 5. If people wanted the 4k, go for 1. It was a solved problem. The thing is, what ever aspect of the phone you care about, there are tons of options on the android market out there for you. And Sony themselves even provided a direct option with the 1080p display for you. But if you want a phone with a 4k display, this was the last line that I knew of (do you know of any other active line?). And it's been ruined by people who weren't even the target audience.

[@teamredstudio7012]

The filesystem on iOS doesn't work like the one on desktop operating systems. I believe on iOS every file is individually encrypted and when the phone is powered off the entire storage and encryption keys for each file are also encrypted on top of that using your password or pin code. If you delete something on an iPhone, this encryption key for that file is destroyed, so to get something that was actually permanently deleted restored on an iOS device would require that encryption key to also be restored. Unless if it's not doing that. If you know where the file was stored there is no way to get it back without the key for it. I know often iOS can behave weird when it comes to storing data, you got things like shared storage where if you for example, save a photo or voice memo to the Files app, it doesn't actually copy the file to the app, it actually just creates a link to that file, and as long as that link exists in the Files app, the original file of the Photo will be retained, even if you delete the photo fromt he photos app, the photo stays where it was. Also, it has happened to me very often that photos don't want to delete and reappear after a couple minutes, because it takes time for your phone to process deleting each photo if you do a lot at once. If your storage is completely full it might even completely refuse deleting anything until you reboot or something. They say the photo appeared at the top, which might give a hint on what causes it to happen.

[@MoreBollocks-ui2zs]

I did not realize they had multi-key encryption enabled by default. If this holds true then none of the options for what is happening are really any good. If these apps hold on to the deleted files then they aren't actually deleting them which is not much better than icloud restoring files or some other flaw decrypting and indexing them.

[@teamredstudio7012]

@@MoreBollocks-ui2zs I didn't know it either for a long time, but I started researching their encryption algorithms when I had jailbroken my iPod on iOS 9, and I wanted to read the raw partition data but it was all encrypted, and even after finding out how to decrypt the partitions themselves, nothing was really readable. That was a while back and I believe devices before the iPhone 4 didn't have encryption, the Secure Enclave in modern Apple devices makes everything yet even more complex. It's almost scary because if one layer of encryption fails you lose your data. Luckily that doesn't happen (unless if you soft brick your system).

[@niveZz-]

he meant the icloud servers

[@teamredstudio7012]

@@niveZz- I don't know if the photos restored from iCould are shown at the top in the photos app. I don't think so but it's possibe. Usually they only go to the top if they were recently added to the gallery, so they must be "imported" by something.

[@niveZz-]

@@teamredstudio7012 maybe there was some unix time error i don't use ios tho so idk

[@millersadventure]

the first version of the start trek computer is just around the corner. these ai tools are doing some of the requests that you would see in the tv show

[@xmlthegreat]

Sure and if you think these are actual AI, I have a bridge to sell you.

[@millersadventure]

@@xmlthegreat ha ha ha

[@Daniel_VolumeDown]

Wait, shouldn't flash storage use TRIM to fully delete deleted files?

[@Gertbfrobe407]

So Google ruined search engines, are the going to ruin Ai next?

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

Hot take: AI has already been ruined from day 1. AI is just post-covid NFT cope

[@xBINARYGODx]

Sorry, but no - carpet cleaners (with water that is blasted down and sucked up) or the hard floor kind are not just electric mops. I would much rather use the machine version, and if you don't agree, you have a specific setup where mopping makes more sense or have never really had to do either.

[@iDUMB]

my brain broke reading this also bot

[@ettcha]

Guess these pc arm chips are the real deal. I'd love to try one in a Microsoft surface

[@TamasKiss-yk4st]

There is a slow and expensive version already, just try it, because the same with stronger SoC will be even more expensive.

[@betag24cn]

supposedly the ones in the surface will be all qualcomm, wait and see i guess

[@MoreBollocks-ui2zs]

I used the surface for the first 4 generations. They were great for portability but lousy to use for any significant work. Other than their weight I don't have any compelling reason to even look at them anymore and for the light work they can do there are other options.

[@RobT_Cockpit_videos]

01:50 So no Xperia Pro II on sight? shame.

[@user-bz5io6ph8w]

8:30 no! I don't need more Google data theft in my life

[@HanmaHeiro]

I bet that the pricing of the devices with qualcomm chips wouodbhave still been just as expensive. The benefits would have seemed "worth the added cost"

[@nugginusslover476]

1:52 HARD disagree! Sony is the only manufacturer left, who realizes that not everyone wants to buy a brick. Imo weight and size is more important, than a few antutu points or better camera in lowlight. That being said, it's surley not the price to performance king, but calling it forgetable is just wrong!

[@pranavjs]

4:11 me too This is kind of a relief. But my concern is if chips get efficient, manufacturers may cut down battery capacity,so in effect we get same 10hrs tops😵 Hope this is not the case. My 6th gen i3 hp laptop with original battery gave nearly 8-10 hrs of backup on a single charge in moderate usage with eco mode. 😅

[@pedro.alcatra]

Is this a secondary channel that I never heard off?

[@TheDiymovies]

Moving into a place with mainly wooden floors….do I need the mop? I need the mop.

[@bogdan_130.]

Whe samsung add was rly good imo. They never let apple get away with anything and i love it

[@elalemanpaisa]

What you told about deleting files on computers is not completely true. Most flash drives have secure erase which basically does what you would think. What you mean is deleting files manually - yes that's true the inode reference will be deleted (not the index) but if you wipe a phone it should do a secure erase.. but we are talking about apple which only hires junior Devs.

[@lukaszklopotek]

thank you

[@Spoonfed78]

Apple cares so much about your security that even if you delete something, it's still stafe 🤣

[@theworldoffun8997]

There was a leak with an Asus Vivobook S15 powered by Snap X Elite. Its the first laptop powered with the proper ARM chip 🔥

[@genzboomer-sv3pl]

Love your content,proos from Kenya

[@MindinViolet]

Someone at Dell really isn’t having the best week.

[@SamuelKarani]

Google has already won, not because necessarily because of having better AI, but because they control most of the consumer software and platforms by far.

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

That's not winning. That's what you called "comtrolling the industry that has a monopoly"

[@HarrisonLuiEKYiss]

EU: We’re gonna make Google pay as part of our DMA regulations!!!!!! MUHAHA

[@MyReviews_karkan]

I can't wait for gemini to return something on my behalf to Amazon and starts talking to Amazon's AI who handles the return 😂

[@cryptocsguy9282]

I don't get why people are so mad at the Apple advert,I understand it's offensive to creative types thinking AI will steal their jobs but still it's not that deep lol.

[@davranbekrozmetov9425]

Bro it’s 2024. People are looking for an excuse to be mad at someone at this point

[@plaxci]

I didn't get it either. But then again I'm from South Africa and we usually don't care about such ads or think too deep about it. Its wild seeing how angry people in the West got over this ad.

[@GHOSTSTARSCREAM]

It's essentially because the the iPad is the "jack of all trades - master of none". Because it's a computer that can essentially get rid of everything physically

[@JegorSercuMusic]

Marton, the background music has this high frequencies here and there, could ypu please in the future make sure the background music doesn't have these high frequencies every 20 seconds or so

[@saultube44]

In Windows at least: Total Commander properly deletes files, and as fast too, any undeleting app won't see anything to undelete, the Folder entry is 100% overwritten as empty

[@feminaproletarius7815]

>man of european accent confused by predictive programming Yes thats exactly the point of showing off and connecting AI to Her

[@fhjunior6183]

Thanks for the vid

[@quintrapnell3605]

Dell got hacked a few weeks ago and they lost my information because I had a warranty registration. I wouldn’t be surprised if Dell has leaks.

[@rajpawar9343]

Dell is really on fire with these leaks. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sajjadhosseini1987]

Yes and only because of you I'm a Nebula member !!

[@danielosawaru9045]

2:35 700$ mop, that's just stupid, my cheap mop can do exactly that without needing to be charged

[@experiment8924]

Every Friday I watch your video and every Friday I'm like holy shit a whole week has passed

[@rynieryarom4277]

How is Qualcomm selling the X-elite cheaper than the Snapdragon 8 series? The laptops with the previous Qualcomm laptop grade chips cost the same as i7/i9 or more, and those were modified mobile chips?

[@TheFridayCheckout]

I'm interested in this too! My best guess is that the laptops need fewer wireless components than phones which are the most expensive parts of the chip. Also Qualcomm might be trying to undercut Intel aggressively at launch.

[@OnlyCitrus]

All the new stuff but Google still cannot make Gemini do Routines and set reminders.

You can already rename the channel to The AI Checkout

[@jfox8888]

Google's implementation, plus recent news about amazon "self-checkout store " ? something tells me its gonna be another manual indexing thats being done and uploaded to the cloud server to be LLM-ed and there being shared....

[@JakubHohn]

I liked the Samsung AD

[@BriefNerdOriginal]

The first tech video where the Honor anticipating Apple fact has been said. Bravo! At least the first of many I watched.

[@SolinoOruki]

I canceled my Nebula as soon as I found out they forced "Second Thought" to either take a "both sides" position on a genocide or leave Nebula. Especially for a streaming platform with it's main premise being that it's run by creators, supports creators and gives them the freedom to create what aligns with their values.

[@Moresteck]

what? could you elaborate, please?

[@korakys]

I did not know that, but looking into it it seems to be true. Authoritarian liberalism at work I suppose.

[@GraveUypo]

hm, i was already never going to sign up for that, but now i'm actively repelled by it.

[@wintermint7]

Same. I bought a Means TV subscription instead! It’s an actual worker cooperative as well. As opposed to Nebula’s “creators are part of the board but we also have investors” model.

[@TheKdcool]

Her was the most hopeful movie about the future!!

[@matthewhafner962]

That new Xbox accessibility controller looks rad. Could be useful for all gamers, typical and differently abled alike.

[@arpitbharti6245]

her is not a dystopian movie. not even the director thinks that.

[@premmahto4855]

why has icloud have deleted data?

[@devilfriend]

I completely disagree with you on the Samsung ad. I was very smart of them and got a lot of positive publicity, which is the name of the game really.

[@redacted629]

Hurray... AI! Saving the people that have been dumbed down by 'smart' tech everywhere.

[@nnivo]

(Not)OpenAI demo is nothing like the real product experience WSJ tested (its still not very good).

[@creativemonsters5410]

Love that show.

[@HablaConOwens]

Snapdragon being cheaper is awesome. They don’t have to workout all game asap but big ones like fortnite.

[@Ro1andDesign]

I've watched some testing videos of Google' s new models, and let's say I was not impressed

[@JustXavier]

Am I allowed to watch the Friday check out on Mondays? Asking for a friend.

[@acalkan]

I don't usually comment on videos I watch but I have to mention this one. I laughed hard for minutes when he said "I guess you can fall in love with them before their battery dies, like, within 3 seconds" 🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@sloanNYC]

Apple really needs to hire as many developers as they can. Their great hardware just doesn't matter when their software is so far behind.

[@Problematist]

Only 13 of the 100 things Google announced wasn't AI related, half of which are only for developers. At this point it's just Google A/I.

[@allajunaki]

And half of what Google announced won’t make it. And the other half that makes it would be discontinued at some point. The io always has been full of broken promises.

[@timmygilbert4102]

Open ai torment Nexus

[@Roy_1]

"Is this the future that they're painting for us"? . . . . Yes

[@alexandrustefanmiron7723]

I presume the files are not actually deleted in the backend filesystem for the object store of the app. This is why you can't trust apple and should never treat it more than a kid's toy! Also, you must be in charge of all of the data flow, storage and backup.

[@sagarjaid]

TBH - Google AI sucks & don’t want AI in google search.

[@LuisMan123]

8:13 i think what you said os kinda dishonest here, this runs on-device and is opt-in only I think that's an important point to mention, we don't need more paranoid and un-informed people

[@md.abdullaalwailykhanchowd3974]

Windows Tab will have a comeback!

[@tsartomato]

oh wwoww another new channel from simon whistler cool

[@markkithinji2666]

How else do you know its Friday🤷🏽

[@RemofRenaissance]

Qs… if snapdragon chips are cheaper (which I heard also) why did the Surface Pro 9G cost more than the intel version? Is it because Microsoft layered on their own branding to call that chip a “SQ” optimised chip I am holding out for a new surface pro and hoping that the snapdragon X is the one….

[@mahimislam5453]

If the leaks are true, some people are getting fire from Dell, that's for sure!😆

[@ad.8n]

Am i the only one who heard the rumor that google is trying to make chrome os work on android smart phones?