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David Pierce

David Pierce

Editor-at-Large

Editor-at-Large

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    What are you into this week?

    I’m putting together this week’s Installer (#100!) and want to know everything you’re enjoying right now. What are you watching / reading / playing / hanging on the wall this week? Tell me so I can tell everyone — and subscribe to Installer! It’s a really fun one this week.

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    We’re launching a new show!

    It’s called Version History. It’s sort of a history show meets a rewatch podcast: we’re going to tell the stories behind the most interesting tech products ever, and also just hang out and talk about whether we owned a Zune or could successfully ride a hoverboard.

    The show launches Sunday, October 5th. You’ll be able to get the first eight-episode season on The Verge’s YouTube channel or on The Vergecast’s podcast feed, but if I might make one request, please also subscribe to Version History wherever you get podcasts. This show has been so much fun to make, and I think you’re going to like it.