Google is breaking up

Litigation takes a long time, and so there's no good reason to believe that Google as we know it will go away anytime soon. But as the antitrust battle against the company continues and Google's losses mount, it's starting to look like Google, because we know it won't last forever either. In one case, the Play Store is opening; In another, the government said it could try to force Chrome and Android out of Google.

In this episode Vergecast, The VergeIts Lauren Feiner takes us through all the recent moves against Google in several cases and what she's hearing about how the government and the company are preparing for the future.

But before we get to that, let's take some wild Tesla guesses. because you did Now CyberCab has seen the reveal, and so have we, but when we recorded this show on Thursday afternoon all we had were years of teasing and some educated guesses about what might be. Both Niloy and David have some predictions, and you can score us now that we know the truth. (Unfortunately, it looks like Niloy won.)

We've got plenty of gadget news to discuss, from Nintendo's adorable and slightly confusing new Alarm clock to the latest reports on Apple's next iPads and Macs. We're nearing the end of gadget-launch season, as we head into the holidays, but it looks like we're not done yet.

If you want to learn more about everything we covered in this episode, here are some links to get you started, first on Tesla:

And in the gadget news of the week:

And on Google Antitrust News:

And in the lightning round: