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Show Notes
Verizon might've made beaucoup bucks this winter, but it also lost nearly 300,000 subscribers to its wireless business. On the Android Police podcast, we follow the swarm of our curious readers and dig into where people might be going — the answer might not be as far away as you'd think. Also on the show, a little bit of I/O teaser chat, some Switch 2 pre-order anxiety, and a thorough slugging of Motorola's three new Razr flip phones where only the most basic one seems like a worthy upgrade at all? We report, you decide.
04:13 | Familiar, fashion, but....
- I went hands-on with Motorola’s three new Razrs, and they’re familiar, fashionable, and deeply frustrating
- Motorola’s latest Razr lineup has something for everyone, including a new Ultra flagship
- Google's so thirsty for Gemini users it's paying Samsung substantial sums to pre-install the AI
- Your Samsung phone might soon get yet another new AI assistant
39:10 | I/O 2025
43:45 | Where are the carriers?
- Verizon reaches a breaking point as nearly 300,000 customers cut ties with the carrier
- T-Mobile and Metro pinky swear not to jack up prices for 5 years with new plans
- Comcast's customers are dropping like flies, just like Verizon's
- US Mobile’s newest plan reminds us of old-school Google Fi
- Visible's newest plan pushes its old premium offering down by $10
Our regular hosts are Daniel Bader and Will Sattelberg. Our editor is Jules Wang.
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