
This episode covers the mixing of iMessage and RCS, Super Bowl commercials, and smartphone trade-in deals. Hosts Marquez Brownlee and Andrew Edwards discuss the impact of electric vehicle ads during the Super Bowl, highlighting notable commercials from Kia, Hyundai, and GM.
Marquez and Andrew analyze the effectiveness of electric vehicle ads, noting that Kia's commercial featuring a robot dog resonated well with viewers. They also mention the creative aspects of Hyundai's ads and the significance of legacy car manufacturers transitioning to electric vehicles.
The conversation shifts to smartphone trade-in deals, particularly focusing on AT&T's surprising offers for older devices. Marquez shares his experience testing the trade-in value for various iPhone models, revealing that even outdated phones could fetch significant discounts on new devices.
Finally, the hosts touch on the recent improvements in Google Messages, specifically the integration of iMessage reactions for Android users. They discuss the implications of this feature and how it may influence user behavior between iPhone and Android users.
Hosts discuss Super Bowl EV ads, smartphone trade-in deals, and iMessage-RCS integration.

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Seeing EVs feels like it's reaching an audience that EVs wouldn't hit quite as often.EVs During the Super Bowl and iMessage Reactions on Android
This looks like it should be in Tron.EVs During the Super Bowl and iMessage Reactions on Android
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