Two Blokes Talking Tech

Managing your own and your family's screen addiction during lockdown is a challenge, with surveys showing addiction is more of a problem than ever.

Plus the new Apple Watch - will it get an all-new look at the upcoming Apple iPhone event, or does it warrant an event of its own.

Trev finds a simple but powerful smart connected photo frame, while Stephen explores Will Smith's fitness and new Fitbit partnership.

New earphones that know your ear profile and tune to you, and the robust solid sound of the JBL Charge 5 speaker.

Just another Covid Podcast really

Optus has launched a service that could be a game-changer for those suffering from Streaming Fatigue - SubHub is for Optus Customers to manage their never ending list of subscriptions - it's a great idea!

Samsung gets into action with their smart watches, launching ECG plus Blood Pressure monitoring on the Watch 4, 3 and Active 2.

Twitter is aiming to cut down on misinformation - good luck with that! Hisense has a new Cinema TV.

Google's latest affordable earbuds and the Tesla of e-bikes is Australian.

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Stephen is in lockdown, and it's really stuffed our plans.

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Thanks to Netgear & Arlo the Two Blokes Talking Tech are covering this week's tech news, starting off with all the news from Samsung this week.

A new Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Flip3 5G are hitting the market in September and they come in with new features and dramatically reduced prices.

Another streaming service? Did anyone ask for that? No. But Paramount+ has launched at $8.99 a month, so what's it about and what's it got?

Plus the 140 inch screen in your glasses so only you see what you're watching, the thin Aussie portable display for your laptop or PC, and both Stephen and Trevor review the JBL Live Pro+ headphones.

Life in lockdown

Telstra has made the decision to make phone calls from Public Phones free - for all, and that's cool. So the blokes walk down memory lane talking phone calls and phone booths.

Plus, Google's next Pixel is almost here, we know a lot more today.

Trev's AirTag experiment proves the Apple Find My network's scale and ability, Oppo announces Under-screen camera technology while studies show Australia is doing well on a dollar per data rate globally for mobile data, and Dyson's latest hair-care product.

Reminiscing.

Stephen and Trevor discuss the rise of the Digital Wallet, with Apple adding Aussie Health Insurance cards, a world first, plus the debate about Apple's market power and the banks - we're back to all that drama are we?

Samsung rules out a new Note device in their next event with Fold to dominate entirely. Boost mobile locks in the Telstra Network for the next decade plus an expansion out of just mobile.

Nokia's rugged and tough phone, The Olympics on your Xbox or PlayStation and visiting the Great Barrier Reef - from your computer.