Tim and David have a heated debate on the new Apple TV, plus a review of the JVC SPA10BT, David’s visit to the BBC Studios, Tim’s upcoming ComicCon attendance, and Gateway Computers. [email protected]!

Tim and David try and keep it positive this week as we discuss file management and updating app on the iPhone. Primal, Terminator Dark Fate, and the new Star Wars trailer is discussed. All that, plus a hidden C64 application is found on a Christian Rock album from 1984. Wait, what? [email protected]!

Apple is having a bad week, so of course Tim and David discuss that, as well as Blizzard, iOS 13, and more. [email protected]!

Big Microsoft event this week, as the Surface Earbuds and the Surface Neo and Duo are shown. David explores the Galaxy Fold at a Samsung store. All that, plus Tim and David invent two new products while recording the show! We want your feedback! [email protected]!

iOS 13.1 has been released along with Apple Arcade, and Tim and David do a deep dive. Tim looks at re-importing old mini-DV tapes, and David discusses playing Zelda on a PocketGo Retro System. We want your feedback! [email protected]!

iOS 13 is rolling out, and David has upgraded his iPhone, while Tim waits. The Panasonic TZ40 is the newest old item David is spending money on, as well as the Nintendo Switch Lite. We want your feedback! [email protected]!

Of course this show is all about the recent Apple event, in which the new iPhone 11, iPad, Apple TV, AppleWatch, and Apple Arcade were released. We want your feedback! [email protected]!

Tim said more tech, and two episodes later goes full-on geek instead. Sigh. Topics include Disney, Star Wars, The Mandalorian, and so much more. Plus, David reviews the Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch

Tim and David discuss the Nissan 300ZX in the WikiTrolling segment, plus the new iPhone coming, David’s trip to VMWorld, Vegas and missing Macworld Expo, and not wanting to buy a Tesla right now. Sponsored by MacSales.com

Tim and David are back together this week to discuss last weeks audio problem, listener feedback, Sony speakers, slow software, and WikiTrolling Live Aid! Sponsored by MacSales.com