
This episode discusses CES 2023 highlights, Tesla's new UI update, and predictions for the tech year ahead. Hosts Marquez Brownlee and Andrew Edwards share their thoughts on various gadgets showcased at CES, including LG's rollable TV, Samsung's innovative remote, and TCL's massive QLED TV.
Marquez reflects on missing CES for the first time in nearly a decade, while Andrew shares intriguing product announcements like a solar-powered remote and a smart credit card that connects to Apple's Find My app. They also play a game about bizarre CES products, revealing some real and fake gadgets.
The conversation shifts to Tesla's recent UI update, which has drawn criticism for complicating simple tasks like adjusting seat heaters. Marquez explains how the new design has made controls less accessible, leading to frustration among users.
Finally, the hosts review their predictions from the previous year, discussing the outcomes of various smartphone awards and making new predictions for the upcoming year. They cover categories like best big phone, best camera, and most improved device.
CES 2023 highlights, Tesla UI update issues, and tech predictions for the year ahead.

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