Hello and welcome to the Verge cast day one of CS 2015. I am Neal Epitel. I am Chris Plant. Chris

digler here. Super confusing. And I am special guest Joanna Stern. Joanna Stern. Star

Wall Street Journal reporter Joanna Stern. I didn't even know if that's your title. It's

fully a star Wall Street Journal reporter. I like star. Star. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Callumist. Of course. And it's always every year at CS we have Joanna come back because

Joanna is one of the founders of the Verge. A founding member. And an escaped

conflict of this insane asylum that we call a website. So in his day one we had our first

episode of the show yesterday. He was Chris and I indeed are in this space at our booth

only everything was completely empty and there were forklifts everywhere. I wouldn't

call it like an episode. It was like it was a test run. It was like it was an

experience. It was a test experience. So I was talking to Google this morning and

they had just listened to the episode and they said we love the forklift

conversation. They're really excited about it. I don't understand how.

Do we stop driving forklifts? No. There was a forklift driving another forklift.

Yeah. That was true. Made by Google. A lot of things happen today. I will say we have

End of Verne every day at CS to publish a story that we think sort of wraps up the big

theme of what we think the day will be. Today was Deeter. I would say the best headline

in sub headline combination in Verge history. The headline was we finally know as we'll

come after the smartphone. The sub head was acronyms because it is true because the two

biggest acronyms here that are happening everywhere are the Internet of Things and the

Internet. Unfortunately and stupidly named ADAS.

ADAS. Go ahead, Chris. Say what it means. What is the ADAS? Well, so to be clear. What

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