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The Vergecast\xa0summer 2017 continues! This week,\xa0The Verge\xa0launched\xa0Verge\xa0Guidebook, a new guide to show you what to buy, what you shouldn't, and how to use it all. Nilay, Dieter, and Paul start off the show discussing the new review system and how-tos coming to the site.\n\nThen, there\u2019s another set of obituaries this week: Apple nano, Adobe Flash, and Microsoft Paint. The crew pays their respects to the weird moments these products gave us.\n\nReturning for episode 3 of her series\xa0Next Level, Lauren Goode stops by to give us behind-the-scenes info on the latest episode and what\u2019s in store for episode 4.\n\nThere\u2019s a whole lot of stuff in between, so listen to it all and you\u2019ll get it all.\n\n03:22 -\xa0Welcome to\xa0Verge\xa0Guidebook\n\n16:51 -\xa0Apple confirms iPod nano and iPod shuffle have been discontinued\n\n22:20 -\xa0Adobe will finally kill Flash in 2020\n\n29:35 -\xa0Microsoft Paint isn\u2019t dead yet, will live in the Windows Store for free\n\n39:02 -\xa0Next Level\xa0episode 3\xa0with Lauren Goode\n\n56:12 -\xa0A Wisconsin company will let employees use microchip implants to buy snacks and open doors\n\n1:00:20 -\xa0Pixel 2 headphone jack\n\n1:01:21 -\xa0Apple supplier Foxconn unveils plan to build a $10 billion LCD factory in Wisconsin\n\n1:17:18 - Paul\u2019s weekly segment \u201cMeizu? Me, too\u201d\n\n1:22:22 -\xa0Twitter stalls, fails to add new users this quarter\n\n1:23:43 -\xa0YouTube\u2019s head of music confirms YouTube Red and Google Play Music will merge to create a new service\n\n1:33:23 -\xa0Elon Musk dismisses Mark Zuckerberg\u2019s understanding of AI threat as \u201climited\u201d\n\n1:37:37 -\xa0An eight-year-old reviews the Nintendo Switch\n\n\n\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices