Been a rough week

Samsung isn't holding back in 2021 - announcing six new additions to it's mid-tier A Series Smartphone range with prices under $800. This is a big segment of the market so Stephen and Trevor unpack the who and why of the launch.

Google and Amazon hit the shelves with new smart speakers. The new Nest will track your sleep, while the new Echo Show 10 will follow you around the room - sort of.

Arlo's latest Pro 4 Camera, Scribd launches in Australia as a subscription book service, the Aspera smartish phone and Amazon's big fulfillment center.

A lot to discuss.

It's TV season, well, it's starting anyway with Samsung first to market with Mini LED in their NEO QLED range of 4K and 8K TVs. What's new, what's coming and how competitive will it be? Plus, What cracking tech has ALDI got in its Bauhn TVs next week - Trev has checked it out.

Sonos proves that Roam wasn't built in a day - that's Stephen's joke which will make sense when you hear about their new product.

Cashless society - will Australia get there fast? Survey says YES, plus Paypal adding Buy Now Pay later to their product roadmap.

Be careful of the Covid scams, theres now attacks on Vaccine keywords in all your emails, there's Pasta making playlists and An Apple CarPlay parking app!

Just gibbering

Kicking off the show talking Electric Cars - Stephen is a Tesla owner, Trev's about to drive a Porsche and both know the value in the MG - so what's the state of play?

DJI's FPV drone with sketchy use cases, Ecovacs dropping a cracker Robot Vacuum at Aldi next week for $399 and Twitter's new "Spaces" an interesting idea.

And content, how do we protect our kids - YouTube has plans, and the Blokes have views.

Contemplating it....again

Yep, we've made it ten years, more than 530 "shows" taking into account multiple show episodes from events, and we're still laughing.

This show firstly celebrates the 10 years with a flashback, then some reflection.

And of course, the news of the week, Facebook News is back, Hisense goes 8K and the boys have had a look, plus Oppo and Huawei's next generation smartphones.

There's not a lot of news around today - NOT, in fact this is one of the biggest days and weeks in Tech news ever.

Facebook has banned all news from their platform for Australians, marking a huge shift in what we see on Facebook.

This is an in depth chat about what's happened, what it means and what next for news, and for Facebook.

Just gibber jabber