Today on the flagship podcast of the native resonance of your smartphone: 
02:32 -The Verge’s David Pierce tries to find out if those <a href="https://youtu.be/qhItAtZDzU8?si=HbuCK_WS0rl-AMFS">YouTube videos promising</a> to remove water from your phone with sounds actually work. 
32:42 - Then, David chats with The Verge’s Alex Heath about some <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2024/8/21/24224862/meta-snap-ar-glasses-orion-spectacles-zuckerberg-spiegel">AR glasses that are reportedly set to launch</a> from Snap and Meta this fall.
59:16 - Later, David answers a question from the Vergecast Hotline about competition in the AI industry.

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Today on the flagship podcast of the native resonance of your smartphone:  02:32 -The Verge’s David Pierce tries to find out if those YouTube videos promising to remove water from your phone with sounds actually work.  32:42 - Then, David chats with The Verge’s Alex Heath about some AR glasses that are reportedly set to [&hellip;]