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    Microsoft's New & Future Products and Talking Tesla & Hackintosh w/ Quinn from SnazzyLabs

    enOctober 04, 2019

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    • Affordable Unlimited 5G Data from VisibleVisible offers unlimited 5G data for $25 a month, prioritizing transparency and affordability, while the OnePlus 7T offers great value with improved performance at a lower cost compared to the 7 Pro.

      Transparency and affordability are key priorities for the wireless company Visible. They offer unlimited 5G data for just $25 a month with no hidden fees or annual contracts. During this episode of the Waveform podcast, the hosts discussed various tech topics including Microsoft products, a documentary about Bill Gates, and their experience with the OnePlus 7T. They highly recommended the Netflix documentary "Inside Bill's Brain" for insights into Bill Gates' life and accomplishments. In the tech news, the OnePlus 7T review stood out with its affordability and better performance compared to the more expensive OnePlus 7 Pro, despite having a lower resolution display. The hosts also mentioned the upcoming Pixel and potential OnePlus announcements. Overall, the episode showcased a focus on transparency, affordability, and the latest tech trends.

    • New iPhones and Microsoft Surface DevicesThe iPhone 11 is a great upgrade with improved camera and battery life, while Microsoft announced new Surface Pro 7, Surface Pro X, Surface Laptop 3, and a foldable Surface Neo/Duo. The Surface Pro X's charging stylus case sets it apart from competitors.

      The iPhone 11 is an easy recommendation for those looking to upgrade, with nice camera and good battery life. Meanwhile, Microsoft had an exciting week with numerous product announcements, including the Surface Pro 7 with minor updates, the sleek and innovative Surface Pro X with a charging stylus case, and the Surface Laptop 3, which the speaker plans to make his new daily laptop. These first three devices are available for pre-order this holiday season, while the foldable Surface Neo and Surface Duo will come out next year. The Surface Pro X's charging stylus case, which keeps the pencil charged and ready to use, was highlighted as a significant improvement over competitors.

    • Microsoft's new laptop has a USB Type-C port and Alcantara keyboardMicrosoft's latest laptop includes a USB Type-C port, Alcantara keyboard, and larger windows for multitasking, while the company also unveiled two new foldable devices, Surface Neo and Surface Duo.

      Microsoft's latest laptop model now includes a USB Type-C port, which is a welcome addition, although it still uses a proprietary charger for fast charging. The laptop also features an Alcantara keyboard and a higher screen-to-body ratio, making it ideal for users who prefer larger windows for multitasking. The user expressed indifference towards the touchscreen feature, mentioning concerns about smudges and accidental inputs. The laptop is available in a 15-inch variant with AMD Ryzen chips. Microsoft also unveiled two new foldable devices, Surface Neo and Surface Duo, with the former being a dual-screen laptop and the latter a clamshell phone-like device. These devices showcase Microsoft's commitment to innovation and diversity in their product offerings. Overall, the new laptop model's addition of a USB Type-C port and the intriguing new foldable devices make for noteworthy updates from Microsoft.

    • Microsoft reveals new devices and operating systems to excite developersMicrosoft unveiled foldable phones with 360-degree hinges and Windows 10X to attract app developers and generate buzz for innovative tech, despite concerns about battery life and size.

      Microsoft's early reveal of their new devices and operating systems, such as Windows 10X and foldable phones with 360-degree hinges, is a strategic move to get app developers on board and generate excitement for the innovative technology. The foldable phones, which can be used as a single large screen or two smaller screens, offer unique possibilities for multitasking and design, and the 360-degree hinge allows for more flexibility than traditional folding screens. However, concerns about battery life and size remain, and the devices' thinness and small batteries could potentially limit their capabilities. The behind-the-scenes campus tour provided insights into the design process, showcasing the numerous iterations and considerations that go into creating Microsoft's products.

    • Experience complete silence in the anechoic chamberThe anechoic chamber, the quietest room in the world, eliminates all echoes and reverb, allowing individuals to hear even the smallest sounds with remarkable clarity, and heightens awareness of subtle sounds.

      The anechoic chamber, the Guinness World Record quietest room in the world, provides an extraordinary experience of complete silence, with a negative 20.6 dB ambient noise level. This floating room, isolated from the building and filled with foam, eliminates all echoes and reverb, allowing individuals to hear even the smallest sounds, like their own heartbeats and breaths, with remarkable clarity. The absence of echoes also makes it easier to pinpoint the location of people in the room. The experience of being in such a quiet space is both surreal and overwhelming, as the absence of background noise heightens the awareness of even the subtlest sounds.

    • The Interconnectedness of Our Senses: A Microsoft Lab Tour DemonstrationMicrosoft's lab tour showcased how sounds can travel through solid objects and evoke emotions, emphasizing the interconnectedness of our senses and the importance of collaboration and communication in the industry.

      Our senses are more connected than we realize. A story from a Microsoft lab tour showcased this when a man with an artificial heart valve had everyone in the room hear the sound of it opening and closing as his heart beat. This demonstrates how sounds can travel through solid objects, and how closely connected we are to those around us. Microsoft uses an anechoic chamber to test various sounds for their products, including the shutting of laptop lids and the crisp sound of Mercedes car doors. These sounds can evoke feelings of security and confidence. Engineers took time out of their busy schedules before a major launch event to speak with the tour group, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and communication in the industry. Overall, this experience highlights the interconnectedness of our senses and the impact sounds can have on our emotions and experiences.

    • Starting a YouTube channel with a smartphoneCreating high-quality content is crucial for YouTube success, even if using a smartphone for filming

      Creating high-quality content is more important than having high-production value when starting a YouTube channel. This was evident in the early days of YouTube when the barrier to entry was much lower, and viewers were more forgiving. However, as expectations have risen, it's essential to explore production values a bit to meet the standards of today's audience. For instance, using a smartphone camera like the iPhone 11 can be a great starting point for creating engaging content. In fact, a successful YouTube channel can be started with just a smartphone camera, and the content itself will be the primary driver of views and engagement. Furthermore, recent advancements in smartphone technology, such as the iPhone 11's camera, make it an even more attractive option for content creators looking to start their YouTube journey. Overall, the focus should be on creating compelling content rather than worrying too much about production value from the get-go.

    • Tesla's Latest Updates: HD Video Streaming, Spotify Integration, and the Challenges of SmartSummonTesla's new updates include HD video streaming and Spotify integration, but the SmartSummon feature, which allows cars to navigate parking lots, has faced challenges in real-world usage, causing disruptions.

      Tesla's latest updates for its Model 3 and Model S vehicles are generating excitement among users, with the addition of HD video streaming and integrated Spotify being particularly noteworthy. However, the much-anticipated SmartSummon feature, which allows the car to navigate parking lots and summon itself to the owner, has faced challenges in real-world usage and has caused some chaos. The speaker shared examples of videos where the feature failed to work smoothly in crowded parking lots, leading to traffic disruptions. Despite earlier criticisms of Tesla's quality control issues, the speaker expressed enthusiasm for the company's innovations and the potential of the SmartSummon feature, despite its current limitations. Overall, Tesla continues to push the boundaries of in-car technology, but users will need to navigate the growing pains that come with such advancements.

    • Test drives can change perceptionsPersonal experience can overcome initial concerns and influence buying decisions, as demonstrated by the speaker's experience with the Tesla Model 3

      Personal experience, particularly a test drive, can significantly influence one's perception and decision-making process regarding a product, even if there are initial concerns or negative hype. The speaker's experience with the Tesla Model 3 is a prime example. Despite initial reservations due to production issues and concerns about the interior, the test drive convinced him to buy the car. He was impressed by the acceleration, regen braking, and the fact that there was no turbo lag. He also shared an experience of forgetting to turn off the car when exiting, which is a common occurrence with electric vehicles. The speaker also mentioned his excitement about the upcoming refresh of the Model S, specifically the Plaid version, which addresses some of the criticisms of Tesla's lack of regular refreshes. Overall, the importance of trying out a product before making a decision cannot be overstated.

    • Tesla's Model 3 and Apple's Hardware: Pushing BoundariesTesla's electric cars offer great handling due to their low center of gravity, while Apple's hardware is becoming more like PCs, enabling easier Hackintosh installations. Competition fuels innovation in both industries.

      Tesla's Model 3 has shown the world that electric cars can offer excellent handling due to their low center of gravity, despite their heavy weight. Tesla continues to push boundaries in the automotive industry with their advanced powertrains, leaving other automakers in their wake. The competition is driving innovation forward in the electric vehicle market. Regarding Hackintosh, the process of installing Mac OS on non-Apple hardware, it's become increasingly easier in recent years, but still presents challenges. With Apple's hardware becoming more similar to other PCs, tricking the bootloader to recognize it as a Mac has become a common practice. However, achieving full functionality, such as network connectivity and Bluetooth, can still be a hurdle. In the realm of technology, Tesla's advancements in electric vehicles and Apple's hardware continuing to resemble PCs are two significant topics of discussion. Both industries are seeing competition drive innovation, with Tesla leading the charge in electric cars and Apple maintaining its dominance in the personal computer market.

    • Building a Hackintosh: Risks and ChallengesBuilding a Hackintosh can save money but comes with risks like security vulnerabilities, lack of updates, and reliability issues. Consider intended use and budget before attempting.

      While building a Hackintosh, or running Mac OS on non-Apple hardware, can be an intriguing and cost-effective option for some, it comes with significant risks and challenges. The speaker's personal experience involved a constantly running machine that couldn't be updated or put to sleep, which could pose security vulnerabilities. The ease of building a Hackintosh has improved, but it's still not as reliable as using an Apple machine. Factors like budget and intended use should be carefully considered before attempting to build a Hackintosh. The speaker, who uses a high-end iMac Pro for professional work, finds the potential issues and hassles outweigh the benefits. The upcoming Mac Pro is expected to be a powerful and expensive option, but it's likely to be more reliable and easier to upgrade than a Hackintosh.

    • Creators' concerns with Mac Pro's monitor support and upgradabilityCreators value upgradability and multiple monitor support for their work, but the Mac Pro's thick monitor bezels and limited upgrade options may be a drawback for some.

      The Mac Pro's lack of upgradability and limited monitor support are potential drawbacks for some users, particularly creators who require multiple monitors for their work. The speaker, who is a creator himself, expressed his excitement about the Mac Pro's potential ports for dual monitors and the convenience of having all connections in one place. However, he also noted his disappointment with the thick bezels on the iMac Pro and the inconvenience of having to use multiple monitors next to each other. The speaker also shared his experience with live streaming on Periscope and mentioned his preference for using Twitter for live content due to his large following on the platform. He also expressed his reluctance to start a new channel for live streaming or use alternative platforms like Instagram Live. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance of upgradability and monitor support for creators and the convenience of having all connections in one place.

    • Instagram TV: Fun but Limited for Consistent Content CreationSpeakers discussed the benefits and challenges of using Instagram TV, YouTube, and Periscope for content creation. IGTV's lack of visibility and archiving features make it less appealing for consistent use, while Periscope's archived content is appreciated.

      While Instagram TV (IGTV) can be a fun platform for sharing raw, unedited content, its lack of visibility and archiving features compared to platforms like YouTube and Periscope make it less appealing for consistent content creation. The speakers discussed their experiences with IGTV, including its past prominence on the home feed, the difficulty of finding and using it, and the short lifespan of live streams. They also acknowledged the different skills required for live streaming and appreciated the archived content on Periscope. The speakers shared their thoughts on the benefits and challenges of each platform and how they approach content creation on them. Ultimately, while IGTV can be enjoyable for occasional use, the speakers expressed a preference for platforms that offer more visibility, longer archiving, and a more polished viewing experience.

    • Exploring Authentic Experiences through Periscope and PodcastsPeriscope and podcasts offer unique ways to connect with authentic experiences and human emotions through live streaming and in-depth conversations.

      Both Periscope and the podcast "Unlocking Us" provide authentic and relatable experiences for their audiences. During the discussion, the guests shared their fondness for Periscope, particularly when it comes to observing genuine reactions to new experiences, such as transitioning from a Mercedes to a Tesla. Meanwhile, Brene Brown's podcast offers a platform for exploring the human experience through various mediums, from conversations with experts to her own reflections. The nostalgia for older technology, like the original Motorola Droid and the first Xbox, also underscores the importance of authentic connections and shared experiences, whether through live streaming or in-person gatherings.

    • Flagships should offer more than just acceptable resolutionFlagships should prioritize color science, brightness, and evenness over just high resolution.

      While 1080p resolution may be acceptable for a flagship smartphone display like the OnePlus 7T and Note 10, it's not the ideal choice. The speaker argues that flagships represent the bleeding edge of technology and ideally, they should offer more than just acceptable resolution. However, acceptable can be subjective and depends on various factors such as color science, brightness, and evenness. The speaker also mentions that battery life is often a consideration when opting for a lower resolution display. Ultimately, the importance of resolution should not overshadow other aspects of a good screen. The speaker's favorite thing in MKBHD studio is not explicitly stated, but they do mention their favorite and least favorite tech products. Their favorite is the iPhone 11 display for its color science and backlighting, while their least favorite is the Google Pixel 4 XL due to its uneven backlighting and yellowish tint.

    • Technology use varies in different contextsPersonal preferences and specific situations shape technology use, from studio recordings to hikes, with solar panels having limitations for on-the-go recharging.

      Technology use varies greatly depending on the context. During studio recordings, some people prefer a quiet environment without distractions, while others might bring multiple power banks and solar chargers on hikes, even though they might not use them extensively due to the lack of service and limited need for technology. The discussion also touched upon the limitations of solar panels and their current inefficiency for recharging devices on the go. Overall, the use of technology is influenced by personal preferences and the specific situations in which it is being used.

    • Exploring the Outdoors with Modern TechTech YouTubers blend personal experience and research to discover new tips and tricks. The Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha's innovative design showcases the trend towards larger screens.

      Enjoying the outdoors doesn't mean sacrificing modern comforts. The speaker prefers to make the most of his big camera sensor by using a two-to-one aspect ratio in his tech videos. Tech YouTubers often discover new tips and tricks through a combination of personal experience and research. The Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha, a concept phone with a curved glass design, showcases the ongoing trend towards maximizing screen-to-body ratio in smartphones. The speaker expresses admiration for the phone's innovative design, despite the challenges of spelling its name. Ultimately, the goal is to share as much valuable information as possible in an entertaining way.

    • Xiaomi's Mi Mix Alpha: A Phone with Wraparound ScreenXiaomi's Mi Mix Alpha boasts a wraparound screen, increasing screen-to-body ratio over 100%, but practicality and durability concerns arise.

      Xiaomi's Mi Mix Alpha phone features a screen that wraps around the sides and back of the device, resulting in a screen-to-body ratio over 100%. While some see it as a bold step in smartphone design, others question its practicality and durability. The back screen reportedly only displays the wallpaper and may eventually get additional features. The most notable feature is the charging animation that illuminates the entire phone when charging. Despite the lack of clear use cases for the back screen, some find the design visually appealing and innovative.

    • Importance of transparency and authenticity in content creationGrowing a YouTube channel requires being true to oneself and promoting transparency to build a strong connection with the audience.

      Transparency and authenticity are key in building a strong connection with an audience. Quinn Nelson, the special guest on the Waveform podcast, shared his experiences of growing a YouTube channel and the importance of being true to oneself in creating content. The hosts also encouraged listeners to provide feedback and promised to improve the show with each episode. Additionally, they promoted Visible, a wireless company known for its transparency and lack of hidden fees. The podcast was produced by Studio 71 and featured music by Cameron Barlow. Listeners were invited to engage with the show on Apple Podcasts, Twitter, and Periscope. When the podcast reaches 5,000 reviews on Apple Podcasts, the hosts will answer listener questions in a "hot one" style.

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