Two things that grabbed our attention this week at The Verge was Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Ultra and Bob Iger stepping down as Disney CEO. So that’s what took up a lot of discussion on The Verge’s flagship podcast The Vergecast.
Vergecast: Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra’s camera issues and Bob Iger steps down as Disney CEO
Dieter reviewed Samsung’s new flagship phone
Dieter reviewed Samsung’s new flagship phone


Executive editor of The Verge and co-host of The Vergecast Dieter Bohn published his review of the Galaxy S20 Ultra this week, and the podcast expands upon it, focusing mostly on the camera (pun intended, I guess, since this is edited).
In the second half of the show, Verge reporter Julia Alexander returns to discuss the news that altered her week significantly: Bob Iger has stepped down as Disney CEO. Julia explains how this will affect Disney’s business and who’s in charge now.
There’s a lot more news sprinkled throughout the show — like Paul’s weekly segment “A plurality of puffs,” some new phones announced after Mobile World Congress was canceled, and updates on specs for the upcoming Xbox series X — so listen through here or on your preferred podcast player to hear it all.
Stories discussed this week:
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra review: shutter bug
- Samsung pledges to improve Galaxy S20 camera after reviewers see issues
- Bob Iger steps down as Disney CEO, replaced by Bob Chapek
- Meet Bob Chapek, Disney’s new CEO and the Tim Cook to Iger’s Steve Jobs
- Disney’s new corporate synergy nightmare is personified in Simpsons promo
- New Juul patent application hints at AI-powered vape to help users quit nicotine
- Apple’s new Mac Pro and Pro Display technology overviews show off just how ‘pro’ they are
- Sony did a phone with a headphone jack!
- LG’s new V60 ThinQ 5G shows steady evolution for a company in need of big change
- Amazon’s Eero routers get updated with Apple’s HomeKit support
- Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus review: better sound, even better stamina
- Huawei announces the Mate XS foldable with a more durable display and faster processor
- Xbox Series X official specs: AMD CPU, 12 teraflop GPU, SSD, and more
- Microsoft’s Xbox Series X will be able to resume games even after a reboot
- Microsoft confirms Xbox Series X will support “four generations of gaming”
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