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First Ring Daily 1977: The Way of GPU

On this episode of First Ring Daily, NVIDIA has a story, Xbox is making big changes, and somehow, we forgot about Apple.

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First Ring Daily 1976: Bot or Not

On this episode of First Ring Daily, Bots are more than you, Build is over but Apple is next week.

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First Ring Daily 1975: Horseless APIs

On this episode of First Ring Daily, more of Build, more APIs, and a little bit about horses.

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First Ring Daily 1974: Build Aftermath

On this episode of First Ring Daily, Build has a day, Surface gets a mention, and AI is a topic.

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First Ring Daily 1973: Build Day

On this episode of First Ring Daily, Build has started, you get one or the other, and a little screen recording for good.

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First Ring Daily 1972: The Spark has Arrived

On this episode of First Ring Daily, a big spark for Windows, a Windows 12 theory, and Copilot Plus should be for all.

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First Ring Daily 1971: Metro Pilot

On this episode of First Ring Daily, Copilot goes minimal, Build happens next week, and we walk into the Friday.

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First Ring Daily 1970: We Shall C

On this episode of First Ring Daily, Snapdragon has a new chip, Brad doesn't like branding, and new laptops at a lower price.

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First Ring Daily 1969: Geo of Sessions

On this episode of First Ring Daily, a Geo PRISM, a developer conference, and a German car make its way into a podcast.

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First Ring Daily 1968: Phone the Car

On this episode of First Ring Daily, when Apple makes a car, when Paul and Brad read a calendar, and when we record after a holiday.

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