Welcome to the VergeCast, the flagship podcast of texting on the outside screen.

I'm your friend David Pierce and I am doing a little belated digital spring cleaning.

Normally, every few months, I try to back up all my important documents, put all my photos

on an external hard drive that I keep in a safe, clean up my computer, all that good stuff.

This year, I've done a bad job of keeping on top of all that, so in my spare moments this week,

I'm trying to catch up. Today's project is to clean up some of the old stuff in my downloads folder.

Actually, should we just do this together? You only hear what's in here? This is sort of terrifying,

let's see. Okay, we go to date added and we go to oldest first. First thing I have is a bunch of

PDFs of boring minutes from FCC meetings for some reason. Not really sure what that's about.

I have screenshots from a Slack redesign. I have a bunch of receipts from food that I don't

think I actually care about at all. I have a photo of a weird thing that Starbucks did where

they made a thing that looks like, I think there were Galaxy Buds headphones case, but it looks

like a latte. Sure, I have a picture of that meme that says, you know, I'm not reading all that,

but I'm happy for you or sorry that happened. I have that picture here somewhere, I guess I used

that. I have a bunch of photos of apps that I can't even identify as I'm sitting here. One of them

is the weather app for iPad OS. I have audio of my baby's first heartbeat. That's nice. I'll keep that.

I have a bunch of pictures of the Lego NES system for obvious reasons. A lot of old pictures. I

have a bunch of UPS labels that I for sure don't need anymore. This is the point, right? This is

why I need to do this more than once a year because otherwise I go back and I'm like, why do I have a

four megabyte image of a Kindle cover just chilling on my computer? Do some spring cleaning, folks.

It helps. Anyway, we have a great show coming up for you today. We're going to dig back into the new

Samsung phones, the Z Flip 5 and Z Fold 5 and try to figure out what they can actually do that

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