Cristian Ruiz
@cruiz.co
🤓 Geek & product designer
⚡ EV enthusiast
📷 Hobbyist photographer
📍 Northern CA
⚡ EV enthusiast
📷 Hobbyist photographer
📍 Northern CA
Maybe AntennaPod? But honestly, the obvious answer is still Pocket Casts on Android. We just don't get the same podcast app support as iOS and most people probably just use Spotify or YouTube 🫤
September 15, 2025 at 9:40 PM
Maybe AntennaPod? But honestly, the obvious answer is still Pocket Casts on Android. We just don't get the same podcast app support as iOS and most people probably just use Spotify or YouTube 🫤
Oh, I agree it's about looks, not nostalgia! People are over the flat, over-HDR look that most phones produce. However, I still think those "looks" need to happen at the point of capture, not after. Think iPhone Photographic Styles or Fuji's film sims that are applied up-front (but editable).
August 20, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Oh, I agree it's about looks, not nostalgia! People are over the flat, over-HDR look that most phones produce. However, I still think those "looks" need to happen at the point of capture, not after. Think iPhone Photographic Styles or Fuji's film sims that are applied up-front (but editable).
Obviously, Google's been leaning into a lot of AI photo features, but I'm skeptical that's enough to really move the needle. Most people still just want to snap a photo and have it look great right away, without doing a bunch of post-process editing. So how are they considering the balance there?
August 19, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Obviously, Google's been leaning into a lot of AI photo features, but I'm skeptical that's enough to really move the needle. Most people still just want to snap a photo and have it look great right away, without doing a bunch of post-process editing. So how are they considering the balance there?
Another would be how they're planning to stay competitive in the camera space. The gap between them, Apple, and Samsung has narrowed substantially, but also the rise of point & shoot cameras again and Adobe's Project Indigo speaks to a dissatisfaction with the default experience phones provide now
August 19, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Another would be how they're planning to stay competitive in the camera space. The gap between them, Apple, and Samsung has narrowed substantially, but also the rise of point & shoot cameras again and Adobe's Project Indigo speaks to a dissatisfaction with the default experience phones provide now
Heh, yeah, I won't get my hopes up. I'm sure it's all just marketing.
August 19, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Heh, yeah, I won't get my hopes up. I'm sure it's all just marketing.
A spicy question, why do the Folds get the "Pro" moniker when they lack Pro features, like a Super Actua display, Pro cameras, or faster charging? Instead, the Fold models share more in common with the base model 9/10s, except for more RAM. As a 9PF owner myself, I'd love better displays & cameras.
August 19, 2025 at 5:20 PM
A spicy question, why do the Folds get the "Pro" moniker when they lack Pro features, like a Super Actua display, Pro cameras, or faster charging? Instead, the Fold models share more in common with the base model 9/10s, except for more RAM. As a 9PF owner myself, I'd love better displays & cameras.
Why no car manufacturer has used Qi2 (with magnets) yet, is beyond me. It seems like an obvious solution.
August 15, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Why no car manufacturer has used Qi2 (with magnets) yet, is beyond me. It seems like an obvious solution.
Huh, that's weird. I've never seen Photos misbehave like that. Are you up to date with the OS and app?
February 25, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Huh, that's weird. I've never seen Photos misbehave like that. Are you up to date with the OS and app?
The reason this works is HDMI-CEC, not ARC (audio return channel). It can control sound systems, set-top boxes, and even game consoles like the PS5! Also, you can use your iPhone keyboard for passwords and whatnot through the Google TV app! 🙂 apps.apple.com/us/app/googl...
Google TV: Watch Movies & TV
The Google TV app, previously Play Movies & TV, makes it easy to find and enjoy the entertainment you love from across your apps, all in one place. With Google TV, you'll be able to:
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January 11, 2025 at 7:42 PM
The reason this works is HDMI-CEC, not ARC (audio return channel). It can control sound systems, set-top boxes, and even game consoles like the PS5! Also, you can use your iPhone keyboard for passwords and whatnot through the Google TV app! 🙂 apps.apple.com/us/app/googl...