Telsyte looks at tablet sales and the blokes agree people are struggling with motivation to upgrade which is affecting sales, Samsung launches a new phone without fanfare, a Mum takes on her kids with a new app, 50c teams with Intel on biometrics, Huawei impress the blokes with a phone and fitness band, LG's big screen and Tom Hanks new app
In the wake of Robin Williams passing we look at how technology played a role in spreading the news, sharing our grief and reflecting on the life of such a great man. Stephen finds a Bluetooth selfie-stick, HTC and other cheap smartphones, the McGrath foundation app for good, Microsoft's surface pro, the Brother crafty scan and cut plus Stephen's minute reviews
Rumor has it, September 9 is announcement day - could it be? What will it be - we (once again) speculate. Optus adds value, Amaysim adds cost - it's all happening for prepaid low cost mobile users, The big scary metadata debate - just what do we think (spoiler: We're fine with it), Do iPhone users exercise more? Just how good is Kogan's new phone - and Stephen's minute reviews
Just what should the government be doing for Aussie citizens, how do we find a sweet deal to end piracy and keep content makers and distributors in business? Kogan has a 4G smartphone for $229, Kids online - what do you know, what should you know, what are they hiding? Apple's BETA trial of an OS for the first time, Don't lick your smartphone and much more including Stephen's minute reviews
Stephen and Trevor got a look at FIFA 15 which will feature Tim Cahill on the cover, plus we discuss LG's range of releases, Catch of the Day's security stuff-up, Cammy for monitoring all your cameras no matter the brand, The Bosch heated Jacket, Doggie social network, Your Fork home delivered ingredients and Stephen's minute reviews #ZiggyZaggy
Just how big was the global World Cup conversation - we look at Twitter and Facebook, Virgin Mobile offers the easiest charity donation you'll ever make with the #MealForAMeal concept, Apple launches Trade Ins, movie extras and gets into bed with an unexpected partner, HPM and the future of power and lighting, the stunning new Netgear Nighthawk x6 and Stephen's minute reviews
Samsung announces Australian pricing and availability of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S the boys are live from the announcement, A warning about electical safety, Facebook's page manipulation - the expermient gone wrong, Google's smartwatch software launches, Is Apple going big with the iPHone 6, the Logitech case+ Trip and Stephen's minute reviews
SBS Launches ON DEMAND on a new platform coming to new TV's - HbbTV, We look into Australia's Digital habits, The Garmin Approach S6 Golf Watch knows where you are but how well you're swinging the club, Panasonic launches its 2014 TV range, Toshiba's 2 in 1 USB drive for your PC and Mobile phone, Samsung's HUGE tablet and Stephen's minute reviews
NSW have won the State of Origin series for the first time in 8 years, just how much has changed in that time? Lots! Amazon has announced the Fire Phone smartphone for US availability but no Aussie news yet. Apple has a new low price entry level 21.5inch iMac,Online privacy, the paradox of what we want and what we do, the AFP teams up with Club Penguin to teach kids online safety plus Stephen's minute reviews
Stephen is in New York at the unveiling of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S - he's got all the details for us, while Trevor is in Sweden looking at power products with a dash of tech from Husqvarna, loads of gaming news from E3 in Los Angeles, Google's unsung hero the Translate app, iPhone hijackers caught in Russia and Choice trying for lower prices on digital downloads
Apple's developer news, New OSX for Mac, New iOS for iPhone, CarPlay is coming, plus Optus has new plans and great data sharing, Ford has talking cars, and Stephen's Minute Reviews
Just how are Apple iPhones being hijacked? We discuss this little scam and tell you how to stay safe. Stephen is in Singapore with LG looking at the new LG G3 smartphone, Google has developments in its Self-Driving car program, eBay has been hacked and the problem is huge, Chromecast is finally available in Australia plus Stephen's minute reviews
Telstra plans to roll out a national WiFi network - so what is it, how does it work, will you be involved? Microsoft announces the Surface 3 Pro - is it going to work? Cheap action camera compared to GoPro, Trend Micro tells us where we rang on risk globally, Netgear's WiFi range extenders, Happy Birthday Spotify and Stephen's Minute reviews
Imagine 128GB in the size of your pinky finger nail - that's what SanDisk has done with MicroSD capacity - It's Budget time and we've got app suggestions to keep the purse strings right, EFTM has a Lenovo X1 to give away, Apple may be buying Beats - but why? Samsung has a WiFi conencted Washer/Dryer combo,The little box that knows your driving and could save your insurance premium, Samsung's Curved OLED screen, Harman/Kardon Bluetooth speaker and Stephen's minute review
LG has revealed it's Aussie TV lineup for 2014 with prices, Kogan now selling a 3D printer well under $1000, Optus ads Google PLay billing, Loneliness and the lack of likes on social media, Kevin Spacey's biggest blockbuster will be a game - Call of Duty, And Stephen's minute reviews
The Commonwealth Bank has some great new innovations for its customers including getting CASH from ATMs without using a card, Samsung launches it's Curved TV range in Australia,Star Wars makes a Two Blokes cameo, Fetch TV is coming to Harvey Norman, iPhone 6 Rumours and Macbook Air updates, Belkin WeMo adds features, Toshiba has a 4K laptop screen and Stephen's minute reviews
A spike in 2nd hand TV sales with the new models about to hit the market, App ideas for kids these holidays, become a real racing driver right on your playstation,Apple's environmental credentials, Greyhound's huge privacy breach, the tap and go power suit, eBay's bubs corner and Stephen's minute reviews.
Explaining Heartbleed - please change your passwords, The Samsung Galaxy S5 reviewed, Pioneer hitting older cars with CarPlay, Lively the home monitoring for our elderly, Westpac and the Galaxy S5 fingerprint scanner, Sonos and Google Play Music plus Stephen's minute reviews
We learn a little more about Apple from internal emails revealed in a new Samsung court case, WWDC is coming and we wonder what to expect, Fenech is the man at the Easter show - not for showbags but for tech, Facebook is the reason your phone's battery is bad - thanks scoop!, Voice Viper for home control, Twitter's new look and Stephen's minute reviews.
Foxtel Play is now available on PS3 coming soon to PS4, Office is available on iPad but there's a catch, Stephen will be at the Sydney Royal Easter Show , iWork gets some updates from Apple, Home Automation is a huge business, World Backup Day draws attention to the need for backups how good can a $799 TV be? And Stephen's minute reviews
Samsung announces Australian pricing and availability for the Galaxy S5, HTC has the One (M8) and Stephen is in New York for that, we discuss and compare - plus Jawbone's new Up, the Facebook billions and Stephen's minute reviews
Titanfall is out for Xbox One on Thursday, the blokes discuss it - Stephen has checked out a range of new Samsung appliances at a fancy Sydney home, iOS 7.1 is out - what has changed? Seniors have an app for Seniors Card deals, QuizUp is a great new quiz app for Android and iOS Dulux colour app and Stephen's minute reviews
NavMan have a new connected GPS offering a range of social and connected services from your phone or wifi network to your GPS unit, Samsung has some issues with Fingerprint technology, Apple launches CarPlay the in-car entertainment system, Yahoo7 shows that we're still watching TV and catching up too, Ellen goes Twitter mad, Moshi gets a bit of Samsung for iPhone and Stephen's minute reviews
Trevor and Stephen have been talking tech together for three years without fail and we thank you for your loyal following. This week we discuss all the news from Mobile World Congress in Spain, with Samsung's new Galaxy S5, Sony, HTC, Huawei and more. Plus Trevor's non-tech meal-time challenge from KFC, The research parents should hear about kids and devices, Facebook's massive multi-billion dollar purchase and two great minute reviews from Stephen.
You can now "walk" through a Coles Supermarket on Google Streetview - Coles Broadway - Stephen looks more at iTunes Radio, Trevor talks Extended Warranties, The Aussie Backpain relief gadget making waves, Smartphone Battery Tips, Facebook privacy issues and Stephen's minute reviews
This week the boys are oceans apart - Stephen is in Fiji talking Golf but we link up to talk iTunes Radio, Beatles, Flappy Bird drama, E-Waste Recycling, New Canon Ixus cameras, ANZ Stadium WiFi, the outsourced romance, and Stephen's minute reviews
10 years on the two blokes look back at a website that has changed a lot, some would say it's changed the world - what was Trevor's first status update? Stephen explains. Plus more and more people are switching mobile carriers, Office works is selling 3D printers, Apple's iPhone shot celebration of Mac, Alcatel One Touch hits with impressive mid-level smartphones, Scentee smelling out notifications and Stephen's minute reviews
Is the NSA accessing data from apps, games and advertising networks within your apps to form a profile of you online? Worldwide smartphone sales boomed in 2013 with almost 1 Billion smartphones sold, ACMA is calling on Telco's to slow down our data on mobile phones when we hit our cap, the MUSE brain sensing headset, American Express hits your iPhone passbook, Mac celebrates 30 years, the iBag to stop you spending and Stephen's minute review of the Google Nexus 5 and STM Dux.
A wrap of CES 2014 - good or bad? gadget to love, gadget to want for.. all the news from Trevor and Stephen, plus Facebook gets Trending, the Nokia Lumia 1320, Motorola G, Vodafone's new 4G Mobile broadband, New roaming rates, the Stun Gun iPhone case, Garmin's Dash Cam and Commonwealth Bank's tap and go for iPhone
Trevor and Stephen discuss TCL's plans for 2014, Belkin's expanding WEMO system, the Netgear super router and new network solutions, Kogan's $1000 4K TV, Eye Tracking, Digital Note pads, 2B gaming, Sharebrands giving back for everything you buy, PetBit fitness tracking for pets, Filip tracking your kids and keeping them within range
