iPhone chips, Scorpio specs, and RIP NES Classic
2017-04-14 · 72 min · episode 252 · 11 entities
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Episode description as stored
This week on Vergecast, Chris Plante is in town! Nilay, Dieter, and Paul bring him in to discuss a few things that confused us all throughout the week — Apple and Qualcomm suing each other, how the FCC may kill net neutrality, and Nintendo discontinuing the NES Classic.
There’s a lot more in between all that so take a listen, give us a review, and enjoy your weekend.
01:50 - The FCC’s plan to kill net neutrality will also kill internet privacy
16:59 - Qualcomm sues Apple for hobbling its iPhone chips to make Intel look better
33:12 - Microsoft reveals its final Xbox Project Scorpio specs
52:00 - Nintendo doesn’t want your money — it wants your soul
1:00:03 - Paul’s weekly segment “Guess who’s got a birthday coming up?”
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