Australia's 5G looking good on a global scale with average speeds third highest in the world and far greater than some countries like the UK or USA.

Meanwhile ECG is finally available in Australia on the Apple Watch, how good is it, and how should it be used.

Arlo has a new indoor camera with built in privacy, Spotify's plan to get more eyes and ears on them through Facebook and Podcasting, Netflix helping you channel surf and Orbi's latest Small Business Wifi Solution.

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Apple may have been late out of the blocks in 2021, but they sure were quick with six major announcements in just one hour.

From new iPads in a range of colours to the much rumoured Apple AirTags for finding your things, the boys have you covered.

iPad Pro devices go to Laptop grade in more ways than one, Apple TV gets a boost, Podcasting an overhaul and a new iPhone 12 - in Purple!

Gibber Jabber

Apple has a big event next week, so there's a lot to consider and wonder. Will there be iPads, iMacs, Apple Tags, and more? The blokes speculate.

Plus, Samsung Unpacked - another event just a week later - will it be a Laptop or a Z Fold? We have literally no idea!

Trev visits the Telstra Museum and his kids love it, Stephen looks at his below average screen time, Microsoft announces the Surface Laptop 4 and HP offers ink on subscription

Gibbering Lego Lovers

Telstra and Optus are coming out swinging with "record speed tests" on their 5G networks - but what does it mean, and are there bigger things they should be looking at?

Sonos new ROAM speaker is portable and the blokes have reviewed it and have strong feelings about how good it is and who it's for. Meanwhile LG has bailed from the mobile phone business globally with no more smartphones coming... sad but inevitable.

Belkin's new MagSafe range is out, great stuff and really cool designs. Google's latest nest hub is keeping track of your sleep, while Stephen has all the answers for borrowing Audiobooks and eBooks.

No really, all a bit deep and serious this week.

Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference is going virtual again in 2021. The boys discuss what that means, what might come and if it might be Virtual for a while to come.

The tech giant has also launched a new repairs program allowing third party repairers to get authorised and use Apple Genuine parts.

Meanwhile Facebook has come out with a concept of Transparency and new tools to understand their algorithm and process, as well as limiting content and comments.

Asics has some high-tech shoes for Tokyo, while ACMA reports over 600,000 scam calls a day are being blocked and Boost are selling way more than just refurbished iPhones.

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