Two Blokes Talking Tech

Just how fast are your tech products depreciating – and which ones are holding their value, Norton has launched new internet security software with Identity Theft Insurance and facial recognition technology is being used in some Australian retail store – should we be worried, Huawei has released four new wearables including a blood pressure monitor, Sony’s new in-car AV receivers offer wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and LG has entered the laptop market with its latest Gram range and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Gibberish

One of Stephens all-time favourites. The Warriors is a 1979 film about New York games directed by Walter Hill.

Based on a 1965 novel of the same name, the Warriors are a gang who need to travel 50km back to Coney Island from the Bronx but they are being framed for the murder of a gang leader.

Trev's never seen it, so it's Stephen's time to bring him up to speed.

Trev's got the iPhone dummy devices again, and they give us an insight into the next iPhone. Is the mini dead? Will there be an iPhone 14 Plus or iPhone 14 Max - and no notch on the Pro models?

Tesla's Model Y finally goes on sale in Australia but orders are already out to almost the middle of next year.

Facial Recognition - how retail stores are tracking you but you might not even know it, plus Belkin's new top and bottom priced Soundform headphones, the Xbox Gamepass on Samsung TVs, Design lab for personalised controllers and Call of Duty time baby!

The Tesla Model Y has finally gone on sale in Australia, we go through the highlights from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, Hisense has revealed its 2022 smart TV range, Netgear has released the Orbi Quad Band WiFi 6E Mesh System, the Microsoft Surface Laptop GO 2 is now available, we get ready for Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 from Infinity Ward and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Shooting the breeze after a long weekend

When a wealthy man creates a theme park with a difference, he faces problems with insurance after an incident before opening.

That incident involves one of the main attractions - one of the Dinosaurs that have been brought back to life.

Experts arrive to give their tick of approval, and - well, then it all unfolds.

Of course Stephen Fenech has seen it plenty of times, but Trevor Long hasn't. So we fire up the Fetch connected to the Hisense TV and it's time to enjoy the Best Movies You've Never Seen.

While the big news of the week has been Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, we're kicking off the show with all the news from Hisense's 2022 TV Range.

Then we dig into iOS 16, the deleting messages, photo tricks and all new lock screen.

Plus Mac OS, Watch OS and iPad OS and the all new MacBook Air.

Why Apple’s decision to make its own silicon is paying dividends, Dyson’s dust study that has some interesting findings for pet owners, Roborock releases the S7 MaxV Ultra Robot vacuum, we take a look at the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 earphones, we take a listen to the Sonos Ray sound bar, Sony has released a new range of Bluetooth speakers and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Deep stuff.