Two Blokes Talking Tech

This week Stephen and Trevor talk about the possibility of Apple having to allow sideloading of apps - what is it? Why does it matter? Why is Apple not keen on the idea?

Plus the global Silicone Chip shortage, more on why it's happening and when things will go back to normal

NSW EV policy explained, your addiction to your phone, Shazam's big milestone and Christmas for Scammers

Not for kiddies, and not our best show quite frankly:)

Oh the drama. A network provider outage caused major concerns for Aussie Banks, Australia Post, Virgin Australia and more - so what's it all about, and will we see more of this kind of thing?

The E3 gaming expo is on, with huge numbers of new titles announced from Avatar through to Forza Horizon 5 - Stephen wraps it all up.

Hisense brings Kayo and an NRL app to a wide range of recent model TVs, while Telstra ups their scam call blocking game. Trev trys out a new F1 Racing Simulator, and Stephen backs up to a Synology Cloud at home

Just doctors really

How great is the story of the Police using criminal influencers to get a dodgy not really encrypted encryption chat app into the hands of thousands of the world's low lives? Brilliant.

Plus Apple's WWDC is all software, with new features for every device, particularly interesting new work life balance features, sharing content features and even thought for your digital legacy.

Sony's amazing new in-ear headphones tested, along with Apple's Spacial Audio, while Trev checks out the Disney tablets at Big W and the boys discuss the new Hisense TV range

Two Blokes on the course

Looking back on the data and call inclusions of phone plans going way back to 2011 - the blokes reflect on the huge data available today compared to then.

Plus how complaints to the TIO have changed and which Telcos are the most complained about.

The app to tell you which products are the most Australian so you can choose to buy "Strayan". How Apple is doing very well with the App Store, and TCL's Mini LED TVs announced for Australia while Stephen looks at the Apple TV 4K

Gibber jabber.

TCL's 20 series smartphones have launched at Harvey Norman and Officeworks so the boys run through the lineup and their thoughts.

LG's Rollable OLED TV for those that are "doing very well" launches in Australia as a made-to-order offering.

Trev looks at NSW doing well with their Digital Driver's Licence program, Stephen the latest EcoTank printers from EPSON, while Trev uncovers more Apple Look Around cameras in preparation for the launch of the Streetview like service in Australia. Google gets on the train and Stephen's look at the LG Gram laptop.

It's really happening