Will Sattelberg

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Jules Wang |Daniel Bader |Will Sattelberg

This is the final edition of the Android Police podcast as you know it, so instead of any bang or petering out, we're opening up a black hole of everything that this show has been to us and giving Google I/O 2025 our full treatment.

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Will Sattelberg

What do most people want out of a tablet? While I'm sure companies like Samsung and Apple would bet on bright OLED displays, ultra-fast processors, and — of course — plenty of AI, I'm not sure general consumers would agree.

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Will Sattelberg

It's not hard for clamshells to win me over. While I occasionally struggle to see the point behind a big-screen foldable, the appeal of a more portable, pocketable smartphone — one equipped with a small display perfect for quick tasks — is far more obvious. And for the past two years, it's been Motorola, not Samsung, that's managed to crank out my favorite foldables of the year.

2 weeks ago | androidpolice.com | Will Sattelberg

When it comes to this year's Google I/O, Gemini is the name of the game. After announcing last week that its Assistant replacement is coming to a ton of new devices, including TVs, cars, and your smartwatch, Google is also bringing built-in Gemini to the most obvious place imaginable: your browser. Beginning tomorrow, Gemini is rolling out to Chrome on Windows and macOS, adding an integrated assistant that looks to be starting out small, but has big implications for the future of Chrome.

2 weeks ago | androidpolice.com | Jules Wang |Daniel Bader |Will Sattelberg

This week on the Android Police podcast, Android 16 gets all 'Expressive' on us with a new step in its Material Design language and we wonder what all the rest of Google's announcements during The Android Show will come to eat us alive. That plus another Uber usurpation, we talk about phones that sound like knives, and a Very Important Announcement from your friends on this show.