You're Using Tabs Wrong
WVFRM Podcast@WaveformYou're Using Tabs Wrong
The Waveform team discusses a busy week in tech, highlighting Google Chrome's shift to vertical tabs and Samsung's retirement of its messaging app. The hosts also analyze new AI models from Anthropic, rumors about the foldable iPhone, and recent space photos taken with an iPhone during the Artemis mission.
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Three men flank a central window containing several tech-related headlines and a large puking emoji. The men display expressions ranging from skepticism to physical disgust. The layout is clean, using a dark foreground and a bright pink focal point to highlight the topics of discussion.
No more doc for me. Wow, it's committing to it. >> I'm committing. Yo, what is up, people of the internet? Welcome back to another episode of the Waveform podcast. We're your hosts. I'm Marques. I'm Andrew. And I'm David. This week we've got NASA coming back from the moon sick, uh Chrome adding vertical tabs... and we'll end it all with Andrew's Whoop rant part deux. I also put "and" like four times in there, so it just sounded like you did a really run-on sentence. That's my fault. >> Hey, it's the intro. It's got to be a run-on.
- 01The Fly-on-the-Wall Banter
Start with 15-30 seconds of informal conversation that feels like the viewer just walked into a room with friends.
- 02The Formal Identity Anchor
Quickly pivot to a high-energy brand greeting and introduce the cast or host to establish authority.
- 03The Value Stack
Rapidly list the 'menu' of the video. Use a run-on sentence style to build momentum and show the breadth of coverage.
- 04The Meta-Reset
Acknowledge a mistake or the energy of the intro itself to ground the content and build rapport.