Does the ACCC represent consumers? Consumers looking for competition? That's my question this week and I explain how YOU can make a difference.

Plus, you asked, I'm answering. After some lovely reviews, following through with my promise of a flashback episode.

This week, you'll hear my Chip 4 Brains radio show from EXACTLY 15 YEARS AGO! Yep, October 11 2007 this went live to air on 2GB Sydney, and it's now here for you to listen down memory lane 15 years later on the EFTM Podcast. Enjoy.

Google has unveiled is Pixel 7 smartphones and its first smartwatch, we’ll tell you about the app worried Optus customers are flocking to, the AnkerWork product that allows you to have high quality video meetings anywhere, we take a look at the new Netgear Orbi WIFI 6E mesh system, we check out the just released iPhone 14 Plus which is supposed to have the best iPhone battery life, Logitech has released new made for Mac keyboards and mice and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

This is an ALL STAR cast in a movie you might never have heard of. Glengarry Glen Ross is a 1992 American drama film adapted from the Pulitzer Prize–winning play Glengarry Glen Ross.

Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, Ed Harris, Alan Arkin, Kevin Spacey, HUGE names and this is all about them.

Trev's never seen it, or heard of it, yet Stephen loves it, and no surprise he saw it in the cinema.

Thanks to Fetch and Hisense, this is the Best Movies You've Never Seen

Just gibber

Situation still concerning at Optus, Trev and Steve update what they know and how things are simmering along.

Telstra too has some headlines, but not quite the same. Meanwhile you can now edit tweets on Twitter - for a price!

And ELON is back in, wants to buy it again. Google celebrates 20 years in Australia and Apple Music hits 100 million songs!

Optus is still dragging the chain on customer contact and help, so I'm here for those with questions. 9.8 Million Aussies are at risk of new scams and fraud, yet Optus is telling you not to worry too much.

I talk to Equifax about their Identity Protect product which Optus is offering, slowly and understand just how it works.

Plus there are questions about NBN alternatives, big-screen TVs and yet more still. The Talkback Technology podcast - get involved, goto EFTM.com and click Ask Trev.

Tesla has unveiled its latest product – and it’s not a car, Optus still under fire after its catastrophic data breach, the timely Norton product released months before the Optus debacle, we take a look at the new Sonos Sub Mini, Amazon releases a new read and write Kindle and new Echo speakers, Bowers & Wilkins launch new audiophile quality headphones and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Optus woes but also Eels and Baseball talk, plus some.

No surprises that we're talking all things Optus this week, as the country starts to realise just how bad things are.

Stephen and Trevor unpack what happened, and what the theories are about how it happened and who did it.

Meanwhile, for Optus Customers and Former Customers affected, we look at what you should be doing.

And where Optus has gone wrong in the handling of the whole thing.

The Optus data breach is epic in its proportions, but it's not the first. So what has happened and does the hacker still have our information?

Plus, are you sure that scam is a result of this hack? Quite possible your data is already on the internet, we talk to Security guru Troy Hunt about his website helping people check their own information

And of course, your calls - plus a surprise for EFTM readers and listeners.