The Worst Idea YouTube's Ever Had...

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Marques Brownlee 1:04
So I would strongly advise against using this very often if you're especially if you're a beginning creator.
Ellis Rovin 1:12
Focus on retaining the light in your mother fing eye. A retention graph of the light in your eyes. Uh
Marques Brownlee 1:20
oh.

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Marques Brownlee 1:22
Yo, what is up, people of the internet? Welcome back to another episode of the Waveform Podcast. We're your hosts, I'm Marquez. I'm Andrew. I'm David. We've got Ellison Adam over at the producer desk, and we got a lot to talk about because it's still Tectember.

What is the first look at Google Books and why is it confusing?

Marques Brownlee 1:33
Still Tectember. Uh we've got a look at a first look at Google Books for real, for real. Uh the new Snapdragon chipsets, a couple Apple rumors, and then some nutty specs for the OnePlus 16. I might cry. And then also some existential thoughts on new YouTube features.
Andrew Manganelli 1:51
I've
Marques Brownlee 1:51
thought about them so much.
Andrew Manganelli 1:53
Yeah. Am I so much the hour car ride here? And he's ready to go off every make sure you stick to the end every second of that car. Make sure you subscribe to see us take advantage of all of these sick new YouTube features. Yeah. At lunch we started to have a crash out and then we said save
David Imel 2:06
it for the pub.
Andrew Manganelli 2:07
I screamed it from across the room.
David Imel 2:09
Yeah. Yeah. Shut up everyone. But first. Did they even
Ellis Rovin 2:12
test this? Did they, Ellis? Dude, I don't think so, man. Because this
Bruno Satin 2:17
one
Ellis Rovin 2:20
This one's been really okay. It used to happen to me a lot and then it stopped happening. And then it happened to me again on uh Tuesday, yesterday, and it made me so angry that I was like, I'm going straight to the podcast with this. Okay. There is a weird feature in the Apple alarm clock. I'm pretty sure I've spoken about it on this podcast in the past, but we're bringing it up again because this is so this is the the There's I've never seen a bug that is more anth antithetical to the functioning of a tech product than this. When your iPhone is in standby mode on MagSafe. And the alarm goes off. Sometimes the alarm does not go off. Instead, you get a notification on your phone, like a normal iOS notification that says alarm.
Ellis Rovin 3:12
And there is nothing more infuriating than waking up an hour after your alarm goes off with an hour old notification that says alarm and no sound play.
Marques Brownlee 3:22
Can I ask a question? Absolutely. Are you on iOS twenty-seven or twenty-six? I'm
Ellis Rovin 3:29
not a beta I don't use any betas. But twenty
Marques Brownlee 3:31
seven is out. It's officially out as of a few days. So if you have updated your phone in the last week or two to the to the
Adam 3:37
No way.
Marques Brownlee 3:37
And so it weirdly sounds like twenty six. Okay. The other question is so iOS twenty seven, believe it or not, iOS twenty seven is the first version of iOS that you can independently control alarm volume and system volume. Yeah. I would wonder if it's potentially you had your system volume all the way down and in iOS twenty six that means no volum volume for your alarm. And if it fixes
Ellis Rovin 4:03
When you update. That's an excellent proposal. And perhaps my system volume down, but I do want to say it's not because when your alarm goes off, when your phone's in standby mode, two buttons appear: silence alarm and snooze alarm.

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