Stephen's on a well deserved break, so we're looking back at an original episode. Episode 008.

Trev and Steve are in the same room, at a company you might remember.

All the tech news and info from almost twelve years ago.

How you can save money by taking a look at your mobile plans, internet and subscription services, Arlo has released a new security and a whole home security system, DJI has released a more affordable version of the Mavic 3 drone, we take a look at the new Apple TV 4K, we take a listen to the Bose QuietComfort II earbuds, Sony has finally revealed the release date and pricing of its VR2 headset and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Sylvester Stallone is John J Rambo - a Vietnam vet who comes to find a fellow soldier only to find he's the last man alive.

He comes to a small town where just on appearance he's rejected and things go from bad to worse very quickly.

The skills he has make for a confrontation beyond the expectation of those against him. But underneath it all is an important message.

Trev's seen it - he can't work out when, but this is a proper watch taking in all aspects of the movie thanks to Stephen's knowledge. The Best Movies You've Never Seen is thanks to Fetch and Hisense

When tech isn't our thing, the Private Feed will be two old men shouting at clouds

Twitter in the news because Elon is playing out his planning meetings on the platform itself. Should blue ticks cost money? Should the platform do better to prevent fake accounts? Lots to unpack.

Boost Mobile has a new survey about how cost of living is impacting many, including regional Australians plus we're too loyal. The EFTM Mobile survey showed similar results as well as some real questions about the impact of the Cyber Attack on Optus' customer retention.

Call of Duty is out, and the blokes nearly forgot to talk about it but unpack their thoughts on the campaign and more.

Plus, FedEx using WhatsApp - so much to talk about once again.

The founder of Jaunt joins me to talk about productivity and design using Apple devices, but also - just wow, what a company! They're now merging to form a global EV company that sounds amazing.

A follow up to my chat last week about reaching out to people, and a thank you, plus a thanks for the amazing feedback on our month-long competition.

And of course, your calls, and LOADS of them on all things tech. If you've got a tech problem, get in touch - EFTM.com

Why I sacked Optus after 25 years – and it has nothing to do with the data breach – I will tell you my detailed Optus horror story, we take a look at the new Belkin Soundform Nano Earbuds designed just for kids, Rode had released a new range of products for streamers and gamers, Espresso releases its latest espressoFlow software to improve your productivity and creativity and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Gene Wilder is outstanding as Willy Wonka in this adaptation of Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" which sees children around the world chasing one of five Golden Tickets.

Stephen talks Trevor through some remarkable facts you might not have known about the cast and the movie itself.

Relive your childhood memories of Willy Wonka or, like Trev, watch it properly for the first time.

Find it on Fetch and watch it on your Hisense big-screen TV!

Out of touch or what?

Apple's iPad 10th Generation has dropped and Stephen and Trevor are hands on with their views. What's it do well, but what's issues are there too.

Meanwhile Apple TV+ and Apple Music prices have gone up - just what does that mean.

Medibank's woes get far worse and it's a question of just what next, plus are they being treated better than Optus and why?

Rode enters the streaming space with Rode X and the government's plans for Electric cars.