Two Blokes Talking Tech

Some interesting yarns...

After the longest pre-show chat in a while when we realised new listeners may be more than a touch confused, the show gets back to tech.

This week, Back to School. Smartphones at a budget, the iPhone vs the rest drama and laptop ideas.

Plus, Google vs the Government and Media - where are we at today on this one.

Nicknames and memory lane

Telstra's 5G is really gearing up, with 50% of the population now covered and goals to reach 75% by the middle of the year. How are the others going, and does Stephen have 5G yet?

Arlo has a new Ultra top of the range camera featuring HDR, Connect Smart Home range at Harvey Norman expands with plenty of new products hitting shelves.

The Millions lost to scammers, a warning for everyone, and Volvo's smart car key to help prevent speed related accidents.

A bit of drama on social media of late...

It's a massive week in technology, in some ways bigger than normal, in other ways disappointing.

Kicking it off the Blokes cover the Samsung Galaxy S21 range, just how it stacks up in the market, and against other smartphones .

Plus what happened at CES - New TVs, COVID Tech, and quirky gadgets covered virtually, but how and what's the future of virtual events?

Stephen's NOT HAPPY with Trev:)

The blokes aren't on a plane, not packing, not in Las Vegas, it's a very very strange start to the year. But CES is happening, albeit virtually, so we've got the news coming out before CES to run you through.

Samsung announces huge MicroLED TVs, as well as Neo QLED TVs with Mini LED backlighting - and a really awesome Computer Monitor with a difference.

Hisense announce their first 8K TVs with a 75 incher launching first, plus updates to their OS and the launch of Kayo.

Plus, all the Samsung S21 rumours and speculation from us as to why they are announcing a phone next week! And at that point, match fitness kicked in, and we called it quits.

Just two blokes talking life...

Apple Fitness launches as a fitness training program for Apple Watch users, Trev's given it a crack and has some serious views on just how good it might be.

Both Trev and Stephen review the Apple Airpods Max with thoughts on sound, design, noise cancelling and price.

Arlo's video Doorbell ticks a lot of boxes, Apple adds Privacy data to apps, Dan Murphy's gives you a view of store capacity limits from afar and Google helping Aussie animals.