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Sep 22, 2026

Tony BruschiHOST
39:12
Um, but-
Carol HughesHOST
39:12
Is that kinda like the one Galaxy does, Samsung, that it looks like that?
Tony BruschiHOST
39:16
Kinda, but in, in Apple's own way.
Tony BruschiHOST
39:18
Um, it, it looks a little bit different.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
0:04
I hope you guys are doing great.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
0:05
Today, we have the Galaxy, actually Galaxy, the Apple iPhone 18 Pro, the Pro Max, and also the Duo.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
0:15
We're talking about all of them in this episode just because they all released alongside each other rather recently.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
0:23
So I just wanted to talk about it, but each one specifically, right? A little bit more in detail.

13 MINS LATER

Aksel RodriguezHOST
13:45
Now for the main camera.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
13:47
We have the triple camera, 48 megapixel across all lenses.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
13:52
Same setup as the Pro, except you still get that new aperture setting, which shout out to the Galaxy S9 who brought it first.
Aksel RodriguezHOST
14:03
They brought it into the iPhone camera and now you can adjust from, I believe, 1.48 to 4 point something.
Matty McLeanHOST
6:28
This phone one as well.
Matty McLeanHOST
6:30
My brother brought the latest Samsung Galaxy.
Matty McLeanHOST
6:33
It arrived.
Matty McLeanHOST
6:33
I set it up for him.
Tony BrueskiHOST
37:45
Um, yeah.
Carol HughesHOST
37:45
Is that kinda like the one Galaxy does, Samsung, that it looks like-
Tony BrueskiHOST
37:49
Kind of, but in, in Apple's own way.
Tony BrueskiHOST
37:51
Um, it, it looks a little bit different.
Dan ThompsonHOST
4:50
The review- like, the, nobody...
Dan ThompsonHOST
4:51
Like, but every time a new one is released, a Galaxy Z Fold, everyone goes crazy, and then no one buys them.
Dan ThompsonHOST
4:57
I don't understand.
RyanHOST
4:59
So I don't even know if I fully disagree with you.
Dan ThompsonHOST
6:20
Everyone raves when these things come out, "Have you seen it?" And then I never see them.
Dan ThompsonHOST
6:24
I never see anyone.
Dan ThompsonHOST
6:26
And the sales, you know, the Samsung foldable phones don't sell nearly as well as their Galaxy phones do, do.
Dan ThompsonHOST
6:32
Uh, it, it-
Uyen TruongHOST
0:42
Apple is filling an Apple Pay strategy lead role focused on Apple Card, Apple Cash, and peer-to-peer payments.
Uyen TruongHOST
0:47
The listings follow Samsung's plan to build stablecoin features into Galaxy phones through Samsung Wallet.
Uyen TruongHOST
0:53
Cauchy is facing accusations of fake trading volume on its newly launched crypto perpetual futures.
Uyen TruongHOST
0:58
Analyst Benny flagged that Cauchy's EtherPerp logged $539 million in a 24-hour volume against just $3.1 million in open interest, a 174-to-1 gap that's often a textbook sign of washed trading.
Dan RayburnHOST
11:36
Well, it is, unfortunately.
Dan RayburnHOST
11:38
The iPhone Duo is 7.6 inches by 5.4 inches, which is close to the Samsung Galaxy and close to the Pixel.
Dan RayburnHOST
11:46
But again, it's different.
Dan RayburnHOST
11:49
So what does that mean for content owners? Are they going to re-encode their libraries to take advantage of the square aspect ratio? We just don't know.
Mark PesceGUEST
12:11
The space between a MacBook Air and a brand new iPhone 18 released today right in America is just about the amount of memory capacity that they have.
Mark PesceGUEST
12:23
And so it's pretty clear that within the next year, we're going to hit a point where we've shimmied it down enough that it's going to fit onto a device like a high-end iPhone or a high-end Samsung Galaxy or high-end
Brett KingHOST
12:37
Google.
Brett KingHOST
12:39
This does bring us really into the realm of, you know, particularly from an inferencing perspective of personal AI on the phone, right? And the advantage that gives us is you're not going to need an internet connection, you know, to have some connection.
Matt EvansPANELIST
21:49
That's the way I test wearables.
Matt EvansPANELIST
21:51
wearables for review when i look at heart rate accuracy i wear things like the samsung galaxy watch or the google pixel watch or the garmin and i test it with an apple watch ultra on the other hand and uh a polar heart rate polar h10 the electrical heart rate monitor on my chest because that is the kind of gold standard for accuracy because it doesn't use LEDs.
Matt EvansPANELIST
22:12
It uses electrodes.
Matt EvansPANELIST
22:15
While I've been testing, the Apple Ultra 3 is the most accurate that I've tested above Garmin, above Samsung, above Google.

23 MINS LATER

Hamish HectorHOST
44:55
And they then called it the iPhone duo as it's two iPhones.
Hamish HectorHOST
44:59
It's like, OK.
Hamish HectorHOST
45:00
I know that there's sort of been these passport shapes in the past, but in terms of sort of the modern day, you know, we've only just had the Samsung Galaxy 8 and it feels like a kind of still being tested shape.
Hamish HectorHOST
45:11
I sort of get the appeal that it is slimmer, it's easier to put in your pocket.
Myriam JoireHOST
46:23
But then, you know, earplugs, it works for me, but I, I, I've been very excited to see what, you know, uh, these, these active, you know, sleep earbuds can do.
Myriam JoireHOST
46:33
Um, and speaking of earbuds, um, I'm being madly in love with, with these here, the Samsung galaxy buds for pro, uh, Um, they are, look, I am, you know, I'm a bit of a closet audiophile.
Myriam JoireHOST
46:49
I don't want to admit it, but I'm not financially.
Myriam JoireHOST
46:52
I don't like spending too much money on audio gear, but my background is all audio engineering.

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