Your future laptop might just be a foldable phone.

For as long as smartphones have existed, there’s been a desire to transform them into portable laptops. It seems straightforward: your phone is packed with processing power, has access to all your apps and data, and maintains a constant connection. The catch? The screen and keyboard are often too small for many tasks. That was the case until foldable phones came along, allowing you to carry a massive display in your pocket. Now, everything has changed.

In this episode, we dive into how one user turned a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 into a mobile laptop. With a bit of effort and at least one new accessory, they’re finding themselves leaving their traditional laptop behind more frequently. There’s even potential for improvements from Google’s Android team and app developers to enhance the experience further.

Next, we shift gears to discuss the latest in sports streaming. A guest joins to share insights on the buzzing drones covering the Winter Olympics, the surprisingly uneventful Super Bowl, and YouTube’s growing influence in both the TV and sports arenas. We also explore whether the recent deals among major streaming services will reshape the landscape. The silver lining? Sports streaming is reaching new heights, but it’s not without its share of chaos.

Finally, we tackle a question from a listener about flip phones, AI, and the possibility of one device functioning like two. Theoretically, the answer is yes, but the software still has some catching up to do.