12:48 don’t let your tank get below 1/4 for several reasons. Your fuel pumps get very warm when running in an empty tank and therefore actually benefits from being submerged since gasoline helps it stay cool, thus prolonging it’s life. Gasoline has a low boiling point, which means it evaporates faster than water does, so when your gas tank is low, it has that much room to evaporate into, therefore increasing its evaporation rate. Also, this gives more space for condensation to build up on the upper wall of the tank, which in case of a poor functioning EVAP system, water will eventually drip into the gasoline below, and since water is denser than gasoline, if enough builds up, it can get picked up by the pump, which will cause a myriad of other problems (this is especially true in humid and cooler climates). Finally, bringing your gas tank to such low point will leave you helpless in case of an emergency and you’re down to empty. Last thing you want to happen is to have to rush to the hospital for any kind of emergency and not being able to make it because your an out of gas. My experience comes from 12+ years deep in the automotive industry in various aspects.
Genuine Question; how does the gasoline evaporating at a lower temperature than water cause water droplets to form at the top? It can’t be that the water in the gasoline is evaporating since the gas evaporates before it. And how does the water condense at the top if the tank is heating up instead of cooling down? Not trying to disprove you, like I said, genuine inquiries.
@@nylotical I probably could have explained a little better. Gasoline’s lower evaporation temperature has little to do directly with condensation. However, gasoline in a low or near empty tank will evaporate faster than if it was full. If the tank is low or near empty, the missing liquid inside of it is replaced with air thanks to the EVAP system that “circulates” air in order to prevent said fumes from going into the atmosphere as fast, and therefore also keeping pressures low. The more air that’s in the tank, the more moisture you have. That larger level of moisture more quickly condenses into liquid during periods of rapid temperature changes, like driving in a warm day and parking in a cool night. If the gas tank was full or near full, that’s less air in the tank leaving less room for gasoline fumes to evaporate into and moisture to quickly turn into liquid.
I love how you guys all seem to get more and more comfortable with every episode... and the chemistry between all of you just keeps getting better and more entertaining to listen to! What an awesome group of people!
It’s so crazy to see how good this team is at making videos. The audio and video quality NO MATTER WHAT VIDEO is always A1 S-Tier Gold standard of video production at that moment in time!
Google will definitely keep pushing for apps to be compatible with different screen sizes. Unless they kill the Pixel Fold, Pixel Tablet and Google Play Games beta for PC.
Apple: Yeah so we have a tablet, if you want to publish your app to those users, you have to mark it yourself as being able to look good on the tablets form-factor. Google: Here's a new phone type, scales 4 different ways depending on how you hold it, we might kill it off, we might not, not a lot of people using it at the moment. We will present your app to all users on the Play Store the same way, no matter their device. Your app doesn't support our new experimental phone? Well you have 2 months to grant our wishes, or you get a "looks like poo" sticker.
It's obvious how well-informed you guys are, in general, not just tech. What I'm struck by most, though, is how little, if at all, you interrupt each other. It's so fantastic and really inspiring. I gotta think that the respect you show for each other will consciously, and subconsciously, motivate viewers to follow suit. Awesome job, guys!!
Samsung has the Galaxy SmartTags. They were acting like there's no Android equivalent to airtags, which I thought was weird. The SmartThings app has a whole "find my" ecosystem similar to what they were talking about.
I was screaming the whole time listening to that part...like are they just gonna pretend smarttags has aren't a thing...and are actually more reliable than airbags in tests.... It feel odd when they talk about Android in the US, even tho Samsung has a near monopoly on Android in the US....but they almost try to mention galaxy is as little as possible
The roof video was one of the more interesting video I've seen on the channel in a while. All the phones/laptops are kind of the same and first impressions of the new tech are cool, but actually utilizing and the ins and outs of it was fascinating especially since I'd like to get solar power in the future if possible. Hope to see more about solar technology, but for apartment life. Also, I liked Andrew's hiking video. Hope to see more of these types of videos.
Regarding solar panels, i loved your video, I only wish it touched more on how affordable it can be. I’ve got a 6 megawatt system (which really produces between 5 and 5.5 MWh per year) but it covers 80% of my electricity and cost me about 19k before tax breaks. Which really is less than the price of a new small car
Story time: Had a big international trip coming up, weather delays meant getting rebooked on a different flight to get to the international airport and having my bags taken off the plane and onto another. Get to Fort Lauderdale, Delta says bag is in North Carolina still. I check Find My, bags are already at Miami International since they went on a different flight! Same trip - I make it to Barcelona, and check Find My as soon as I land and my bags were still in Turkey. I never travel without my AirTags.
Been using the Nothing Phone 2 for a while now and it is well done. I think a foldable by then would be better and cheaper than either Google or Samsung.
No joke I wanted to buy an Iphone since the privacy focus of iOS 14.5, I never did because it doesn't have usb-c. That's the single thing Apple has to do to win me over.
Even though it’s a small change, titanium body for the iPhone is awesome. I really hate the glossy sides. Would love a matte finish all round. Plus it’s stronger and lighter
No love for the Samsung smart tag, and they were the first one to market. A very robust ecosystem, massive out of the US, integrated into Smartthings to activate smart devices. Its great
If you’re using the outside screen 90% of the time then you don’t need a foldable. But at the same time a wide, small screen just isn’t going to sell. It has a market. Not one worth R&D + production
@@toptiertech7291what’s your marker for something deserving to exist? Is 20% usage worth? 15? 50? Marques in particular can use any phone in the world at no cost, so him still finding it worth to carry for that 10% is notable
Being a Fold user since the first generation I can tell you that all the speakers in the podcast have minimally used the multitasking capabilities of the big form factor folding phone......I use multitasking on the big screen all the time and that's a reason to get a big folding form
I'm actually excited about the titanium, because the biggest downside (other than no USB-C) for the iphone at this point is the weight. I'm grateful that otherwise I'm happy. When you pick up an android, like a samsung, it feels SO much lighter. I know people talk about quality of material, but I'd be happy to get a plastic iphone pro if it was 20-30% lighter for example :)
Naval Architect/Marine Engineer here! Here's how boats work: Magic. It's all magic. Something important to know if you're ever thinking about getting on a boat/ship: Boat engineers are bad at magic. Boat mechanics are bad at magic. Never go on boats.
Maybe electric car charging stations could lead to a resurgence of brick and mortar shopping areas and small businesses. Unless the tech gets so good that it doesn’t force people to wait more than 5 mins to get ample charge
I’ve thought the same thing, it will all come down to where the charging stations are placed. If they are just placed in massive service centres with chain fast food stores etc. usually on mayor highways just near small town bypasses, then probably not. If they placed inside those town right in the town centre, then maybe it could result in a resurgence in those types of small towns.
Google was originally working on LaMDA to make a better Google Assistant that could act like a true virtual assistant like JARVIS. Open AI’s Chat GPT actually caught Google off guard because they didn’t see the use case for a text based AI but they were able to adapt LaMDA for Google Bard (which now uses PaLM).
Slight correction: if you START charging at 50% its about the same as if you START at 10%, but if you start at 10%, its already going to be quite a bit slower by the time it gets to 50%. It basically starts slowing down the charge rate within a couple minutes of starting charging. I once saved 15 minutes on a road trip by leaving a v2 charger at 50% to get to a v3 with 10%. Depending how far the next charger is and how fast the next charger is (and the one after that one lol), I would say most often it's better to leave around 50% -65% if there's an equally fast supercharger within the right range
As one of the 7 total pixel fold users in existence, I can confirm the best part of this phone is the accessibility of the outside screen. Video streaming and pictures are incredible on the inside screen, but I find myself only using the inside screen 10-20% of the time. I haven't had too many issues with the lack of large screen support in apps, but to be fair I don't use a ton of apps that I would even consider opening the phone up for to begin with. Overall, coming from an iPhone for the last decade, the switch to a folding android has been amazing! Pixel fold for the win!!
Marques, that Tesla roof video was super informative and timely for me personally, as we're modernizing the family homestead and planning to go solar. That video answered so many questions.
The base model iPad (10th gen) does not have lightning anymore, it just works the first gen apple pencil which charges via a lightning port. They still do sell the 9th gen as well that has the lightning port, but then they also sell iPhone 12s and 13s
On the nerdy subject of space mayonnaise, metals are seldom used in their pure form and are often alloyed to arrive at the best compromise between multiple properties. Titanium alloys are also used for biomedical applications such as implants. I would imagine that's a different alloy compared to Apple's "aerospace grade" titanium. We're still comparing apples (the fruit) with apples here. One alloy is probably a Granny Smith whilst the other one is a Fuji apple or something.
The irony is that in some sense apple did indeed create USB-C as they were a leading part of the USB-IF (USB Implementers Forum), which was a forum that also included Microsoft and HP.
The insights into the upcoming iPhone 15 and its transformative features are truly exciting. A big thank you to Marques and the entire team for keeping us informed and engaged with the latest tech developments.🤙🏾
thank you for posting the Tesla Roof Video btw! that was super informative since some of my clients have been interested in the Tesla Tiles as opposed to the panels. Good job!
I apologize that I don’t know the names of everyone on here. But the question at 12:52 about charging as low as possible. The guy says he lets his gas tank get as low as possible before refuelling. Don’t do this. It strains the fuel pump and your tank will naturally accumulate gunk and sediment at the bottom of the tank.
Thunderbolt seems a little too soon to put it on the Pro models, and I think there's no chance the regular 15 will be Lightning and 15 Pro will be USB-C, but for the data transfer speeds we have a couple options once we eliminate all of the other combinations that are not as likely: 1. iPhone 15 & 15 Plus (USB 2.0 480Mb/s (slower than the peak WiFi speed of these phones.) iPhone 15 Pro (USB 3.2 Gen 1 5Gb/s) iPhone 15 Pro Max (USB 3.2 Gen 1 5Gb/s) 2. iPhone 15 & 15 Plus (USB 3.2 Gen 1 5Gb/s) iPhone 15 Pro (USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gb/s) iPhone 15 Pro Max (USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gb/s) 3. iPhone 15 & 15 Plus (USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gb/s) iPhone 15 Pro (Thunderbolt/USB4 40Gb/s) iPhone 15 Pro Max (Thunderbolt/USB4 40Gb/s) 4. iPhone 15 & 15 Plus (USB 3.2 Gen 1 5Gb/s) iPhone 15 Pro (USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gb/s) iPhone 15 Ultra (Thunderbolt/USB4 40Gb/s) But I just don't think they will put Thunderbolt on any of the phones this year. The rumors of them putting USB 2.0 on the regular and 3.2 Gen 1 5Gb/s on the Pro models is really rampant this year, so I think that's the most likely scenario. And this is part of the reason why I also don't think the "Ultra" model won't be coming this year, but with the iPhone 16 series, because I think they'd want to put Thunderbolt on the phones before calling any model "Ultra".
The Roof video was awesome! I've always been curious about Solar panels and didnt know there were solar panel roof tiles.👍 It was very informative in an entertaining way.
given the audience of this podcast I can't be the only one who was immeasurably disappointed to find out it was "locked on knicks" and not "locked on nix"
I've been using the pixel fold for the last month or so and I love it. I also find myself using the outside screen more than the inside. The inside screen is more of me multitasking docs and web browser or watching videos. Battery life could be better, but I make it to the evening through my work day before needing to charge. I do wish the screens were more scratch resistant. Within a week I found scratches already on the inside screen. I'm now wiping it down each time or inspecting it before I close the screen. Have this paranoia now. If I could change one thing it would be the price for sure. Thank goodness I had an upgrade, otherwise I would have passed on it.
If you have an EV with NMC chemistry batteries (most every EV on the market), DO NOT charge it to 90-100% every day unless you are discharging it low enough that you won't have enough range to get where you're going the next day. Doing this damages the batteries over time. With that said, if you have an EV with LFP chemistry cells (RWD Model 3 for example), then charge it to 100% all the time if you want. LFP batteries don't mind being full all the time. A significant amount of early Nissan Leaf owners discovered that charging to full all the time actually damaged their battery faster than if they'd drained it to 10% before each charge.
I would like to have phone display bonding discussed. Midframe bonded phones are so silent (OnePlus 7T Pro for example), and edge bonded phones like the Pixels are incredibly loud when tapping and I may be the only crazy person that doesn't want to wake my light-sleeping partner with an entire drumbeat every time I check notifications.
There should just be swappable charge cells available with universal slots across manufacturers. It would be faster than gas charging and alleviate the charging network issue
My small gripe about the pixel fold is the keyboard, because choosing words above the keyboard gives 3 words to choose from but it needs 4 words. The middle word is hard to reach when opened like a book. Hopeful for interface changes.
Can I just say and I might be wildly unpopular in this opinion but I dont really like USB C. My first actual encounter came when I started a new job and got a 4400$ dell laptop and dell’s dual thunderbolt dock for work. Ive had an absolute nightmare experience fiddling with the USBC port. It wouldnt connect and I had to constantly fiddle with it for some time and even a gentle nudge would ruin the connection. Got an Anker USB-C port extended. Worked great for a few months and then the exact same thing. I have seen instances of the thin connector strip breaking.. On the other hand the lightning port on my phone worked every single time… Just my experience… I just hope it gets better..
17:45 I don’t think I’ve ever seen a V1 supercharger in a looong time. Maybe that’s just because V2 was already out by the time superchargers became incredibly prevalent
