We spend some time discussing Amazon's big tech announcements from this week. Find out how about the new Amazon cloud gaming service, Luna, and the new home security drone. We also talk about some important machine learning updates coming to Alexa.

In the second half of the show, we chat with a team of engineering students from UBC who won the prestigious James Dyson award for their innovative medical device.

In a coordinated national effort, lawyers have filed a proposed class action suit in BC, Ontario, and Montreal alleging that Google collects and profits from the personal information of millions of Canadians. We speak to one of the lawyers representing the class action, Greg McMullen, about how the tech giant turns Canadians' electronics into tracking devices without their consent.

We also provide some useful tips to help you choose the right processor next time you're shopping for a computer or laptop.

Wouldn't it be great if you could see a personalized menu, tailored to your preferences, as you enter the drive-through? Find out how Mastercard is innovating to offer you a customized drive-through experience using the power of AI technology. The hosts also talk about a home arcade setup, perfect for staying entertained during the colder months. Finally, we look at the new Huawei Windows laptops.

Do you dread mowing the lawn? Well, you're not alone and that's why Husqvarna has developed robotic lawn mowers. We speak with Husqvarna about the technology, how it works, and the models available to make lawn maintenance a breeze.

We also chat about Mike's experience with 5G and the new Samsung Fold, a new smartphone with a folding display.

As kids head back to school this year many things will be different, including the way they learn digital literacy. We speak to Canada Learning Code about their new K-12 Computer Science Education Framework. We also chat with fellow tech nerd, Marc Saltzman, to get his recommendations on the hottest back-to-school tech.

On this week's show, we talk all about electric vehicles. Find out how you can save with an electric vehicle--and we're not just talking about the savings at the pump! From charging to ongoing maintenance, we've got you covered with everything you need to know before your first EV purchase.

Going back to school will look a little different this year, so the GetConnected team has a special gear guide for you. John and Mike cover essential technology like Chromebooks and laptops, workspace essentials, and tech accessories for students of all ages.

Tune in next week to learn all about electric vehicles and why you should consider replacing your gas vehicle. Hint: EVs can lead to a lot of savings!

On this week's episode, we learn how your Shaw home internet and cable service can help you save on your mobile plan. Our friend and fellow tech nerd Ted Kritsonis joins us to review the StartMe Stick and we talk about the technology in John's new electric car. We also discuss how you can take advantage of government rebates to make an electric car more affordable all while helping the environment.

Mike and John talk to iRobot about the latest line of Roomba vacuum cleaning and mopping robots. We also speak to a Canadian company that's helping organizations hire the right talent by combining psychology and AI.

With Canada's new contact tracing app available for beta testing, we discuss the privacy implications with Ann Cavoukian, past three-term Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario. We also talk about some great golf tech, perfect for summer. Finally, John introduces us to 3D printed chicken nuggets--or at least the technology behind them.