Two Blokes Talking Tech

With all the latest news from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona Stephen and Trevor are together celebrating five years of Two Blokes Talking Tech - this week we look at all the latest from Spain where LG, Samsung, Huawei, HP, Telstra, Sony and many more have made announcements of new products or concepts. Trevor travelled to Barcelona as a guest of Huawei, and Stephen as a guest of Samsung.

We talk more Kardashians this week than ever in the history of the show, why? You'll have to listen to find out! We're talking the ethical issues around Apple's Court order to supply FBI with an iPhone back-door, what's it mean - is it a good or bad thing? Chromecast has launched the new version in Australia, Telstra customers went nuts on Sunday, HAYU launching in Aus, the Lenovo tablet with Projector, Drone price wars and Stephens illegible Minute reviews

LG shocks the tech market with the immediate launch of it's FLAT OLED 4K TV in Australia, not cheap but the best TV you can buy for sure. Netflix Tax is entered into parliament, but still ages before its official. Belkin screen protectors now being applied by Apple staff at Apple Stores, Telstra Outage Outrage and what is all about, Ethical production and which companies rate well or not so well, Kogan Mobile crazy deals and Stephen's minute reviews! All in one show! What about that!

For some reason the blokes are full of laughs this week, we hope listening is as enjoyable as recording it was - we're talking Roaming & Rewards with Vodafone's new $0 roaming to NZ and Optus launching Stan, plus Apple's Recall - all you need to know - and we talk Apple, just what is going on? Doomed or ready to rock, Stephen has some tricky gadgets and we talk coffee and made up words

Mitchell Pearce is in a world of trouble, and technology is to blame. The two blokes with decades of media experience between them examine why technology plays a role in capturing the drama and distributing the story like never before. As Australia Day passes we look at the tech inventions that are Aussie born and bred and the list will surprise you. We do it thanks to Arlo Security cameras, and we look at Usain Bolt being the face of speed for Optus, Trev talks tech in cars like the BMW 7 series, We've had the Microsoft Band 2 for a while so what's it like - plus Garmin's golf gadgets under Stephen's Minute review spotlight

We're recording live just moments after watching the new Steve Jobs movie - what do we think - who is it for, who will like it who wont - all that plus the new Microsoft Band 2 is on our wrists - initial thoughts discussed, plus the Logitech harmony, Martian movie available for download and Stephen's minute reviews

We've got the latest from Netgear and Arlo, the GoPro booth and have they missed the boat, Dones and VR dominates, a camera for your iPhone, the dog Fitbit, Sphero wants you to use the force, Lego's education play, Kodak hitting the 360 market and the love handle, you'll have to listen to hear what that is.

Today we look at what Sony has to offer here at CES before moving to Alcatel One Touch, Belkin and Linksys, Stephen's Beauty Gadgets and the 360 Fly camera

It's open! CES 2016 opened today, and we're talking Press Day Yesterday and our observations today, from LG, Hisense, Samsung as well as talking Driverless cars, the new Fitbit watch, Casio's new smart watch, Philips and Onkyo Speakers and Apple's staggering app-store record!

A day before the press events, two days before the show opens, this is CES Unveiled - we broadcast live from the event, covering the latest coolest gadgets we could find!!

This week's tech news and our last minute Christmas Gift ideas, talking Star Wars Force Awakens, Samsung's new Gear VR, Facebook's 2015 year in review, the Parcel Locker future and parents ignoring Game ratings

Christmas shopping, the dangers of Hoverboards but their popularity is high, eBay's biggest selling day, the tips and tricks for online shopping this Christmas, Apple's Battery case for iPhone 6, Ruslan Kogan opens a store, Bing's big searches, Blackberry is back, Open a lock with your phone and Stephen's minute reviews

Black Friday sales in the USA and what Dick Smith has planned in Australia, The tap and go bonaza in Australia and Apple Pay push continues, Shhhh, Don't et the kids online searching about Santa, Drone ban in Leichhardt, Apple Music comes to Sonos, Telstras global roaming fail and Stephen's Minute reviews... oh, and Trevor's Broken arm

The Facebook scams to avoid and how to restrict the data you're sharing, Norton has warnings on credit card scams and rip offs, Smart TVs are ripe for the hacking - tips on prevention, Google goes Star Wars crazy, Alcatel OneTouch takes Number 3 spot in Australia, in-home connectivity booming, the fool that fooled the media and Stephen's minute reviews.

Apple Pay is now live in Australia all the details from the blokes, SkinVision is an app that checks your moles for Skin Cancer risk and it really works, LockSmart the bluetooth padlock, Garmin's Smart Scales, the Smart Bottle, just how do Police pull over a self-driving car and Amaysim's latest marketing stunt

The blokes have got their hands on the new iPad Pro, so what's it like? All their thoughts and more, plus Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is out what's that like? A Pro tablet quinella. Tag has a new Watch, this one is smart - so - is it a big deal? DreamLab allows you to join the Garvan Institute's fight against cancer, Presto for Foxtel platinum users, Call of Duty Black Ops III reviewed by the man who knows it best, Kid friendly headphones and Stephen's minute reviews.

The tech news of the week with two blokes, just like the title says - this week Microsoft's new device get pricing and the store opens next week! Samsung getting serious about audio, Optus gets Broadcast TV rights to the EPL, Amaysim adds value, Bing joins most of Australia by missing the cup winner, Apple TV reviewed, the Smart Grid and Stephen's Minute Reviews

Playstation's VR is a huge leap forward in Virtual Reality bringing movement and interaction to the experience, Apple TV pricing revealed and available this week, Garmin's amazing technology for rear radar on a bike, Nine broadcasting in HD but what's the catch, Woolworths cool Minecraft world, new low cost mobile options and Stephen looks at a stunning mobile phone and a portable speaker

Kogan Mobile is BACK so what's it all mean, Telstra TV tested by the blokes, NBN Rollout storms ahead, Back to the Future Day, Star Wars latest trailer, What's killing your battery, Alcatel OneTouch new phones and Stephen's Minute reviews! - Thanks to Dropbox and Netgear

The Smartwatch wars are on, Huawei and Samsung watches hit the market and offer great choice and value, Data Retention laws are in place - should you care? Facebook is testing new Reactions to sit alongside LIKE, Thanks to our Sponsor NETGEAR, Apple has new iMacs and "Magic" Accessories, Sony Xperia Z5 on sale, Microsoft's Foldable keyboard and Stephen's minute reviews

Microsoft have hit it out of the park with a huge range of announcements this week, new Tablets, Laptops, Phones and more coming to the Sydney Flagship store. LG releases its OLED TVs to more retailers with a price drop, Telstra's LTE-B Broadcasting at major events, Visual hacking as a real concern, Epson's pricey yet awesome printers, and Jarryd Hayne on Cyber Security

iOS 9 and the key features, including amazing battery life, Watch OS 2 is out, was a slow update - was it worth it? The lines are out for iPhone 6s, Samsung loses a critical case against Apple, BOSE new speaker, Fox Sports new App, and Office 2016 encouraging collaboration

iPhones are available to pre-order, we've got all the plans and are looking at them in detail for you - Tim Cook has appeared on Late Night TV in the USA, the 3DR Solo Drone launches in Australia, Samsung's stunning Tab S2 tablet, the curse of the Millenials and online threats, Facebook's dislike hype and Stephen's minute reviews

With several big announcements there is a lot to digest, what do we think of the new iPhone? What about the new iPad Pro! and Apple TV - some solid advances for Apple today

LIVE from IFA in Berlin, Stephen and Trevor discuss the latest news and product announcements from Sony with the new Xperia Z5 range, LG and their FLAT OLED TVs, the BB-8 from Sphero, Huawei stealing Apple's thunder, Moto 360 gets a refresh and becomes a family, Netgear's new router and plans for Apple next week!

Samsung ramps up their efforts in the big-screen phone space with the Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+, Vodafone's new plans to simplify things and crack bill shock, 60 minutes exposes mobile network vulnerability, STM's new tech accessories aimed at Women, Apple Pay struggling to hit Australia and the scary side of Social Media for kids and parents... plus, Stephen's Minute reviews

With Stephen in New York the boys discuss Samsung's big event and the likely Galaxy Note 5, plus Optus taking your calls via WiFi, iPhone rumours heat up as the next one draws near, The battery pack for your car, the Volvo XC90 and Buddy the dog collar... and... yep , Stephen's minute reviews

Facebook is taking on eBay, slowly but surely the new marketplace could change the way we think about buying and selling online, Optus has new shared plans while Telstra is offering 12 months of Apple Music, Skylanders is going Multiplayer this year, Oppos R7 is a sensational phone at a great price, Stephen drives the new Ford Everest, Olloclip adds new and better functions to your iPhone camera and Stephen's Minute reviews

Live from Sydney Harbour the Two Blokes are talking Windows 10 on the night Sydney leads the world to celebrate the new Operating System. Plus we talk about the Telstra TV - a little Roku 2 box that will compete with Apple TV and deliver Stan, Netflix and Presto, Android has a problem and Google needs to fix it, Belkin's Wemo comes to Bunnings, the Breathalyser for your Smartphone, LG's phenomenal TV and Stephen's Minute reviews!

A Jeep vehicle hacked in a demonstration of vulnerability - what does it mean? Goodbye SIM cards? Apple and Samsung planning to drop SIM cards from phones, the year of the drone continues with Parrot's new range, Telstra's Travel and Car 4G hotspot, Apple Stores continue to grow, the NBN struggling to sell its message goes direct and Stephen's Minute reviews

Just how much do parents know about what their kids are doing online? Sony has new TVs and new Audio products, Smartphone addiction and how do diagnose it, Apple's Beta software program, Remote Parking your car, Deliveries by Drone and Stephen's Minute reviews

LG smashes into the market with their 4K Curved OLED TV, amazing value at $10k! Really!, Telsyte has some more Streaming video stats, Optus goes unlimited, GoPro gets smaller and Stephen's minute reviews!

Apple music has launched, does it live up to the hype? Has Apple got work to do? The boys discuss. Telstra's national WiFi network has launched, so what's in it for you - and will you join? Just what do kids think of their parents being on devices all the time? SBS relaunches ON DEMAND, paying for your coffee with your coffee cup and Stephen's minute reviews

The government wants to block piracy websites - so what do Stephen and Trevor think? Tune in - you won't want to miss this. Plus Mobile growth for Facebook and YouTube, Apple under fire from Taylor Swift, Netflix dominates but some rubbish stats released, High-Tech sunglasses, Macbook protection and Stephen's Minute Reveiws

Huge games news from E3 in Los Angeles, Apple Watch sales kick up a gear, Fetch TV goes into the download business, Thermal Imaging in the palm of your hand, the Bush Digital Radio that also does multi-room, Netgear brings Nighthawk to the Modem/Router Game and Stephen's Minute Reviews - oh, and if you want us at your place for Origin 3 - just call

The blokes sum up and offer opinions about Apple's range of announcements at WWDC, from OSX, iOS, WatchOS and Apple Music, plus Samsung's new Tablet, Casio's Smart stylish watch, Telstra's Home Phone for scam blocking and Stephen's Minute Reviews

Windows 10 has a release date, ready to download on July 29, What personality type are you with World Environment Day coming up, Samsung releases colour version of the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, Apple Watch stands available, Voicebyte LG TV Giveaway and GoPro getting into Drones

The boys are in Bejing for Lenovo Tech world and bring you an unplugged edition looking at all the key announcements and innovations, plus what Ford announced at CES Asia, the Robot Kitchen and replacing Stephen's whole BluRay Collection with 4K!

Stephen and Trevor reflect on a month with the Apple Watch: Win, Pass or Fail?, Trackimo tracks anything globally, a first look at the Steve Jobs movie, Lily the self-flying drone, POTUS on twitter, the Alldock for charging everything and Stephens minute reviews

The Australian Government has taken a good look at tech, the Netflix Tax, benefits for small business and more - we discuss that, Stephen takes a look at how Customer Service affects companies and perceptions of them, Telstra offers up huge new deals including family sharing, Samsung's tiny portable Hard Drive, STAN arrives on Apple TV and Stephen's Minute reviews.

Apple has released the specifications for third party's to develop Apple Watch bands so we're expecting a flood of them, LG has a range of new Monitors and Projectors, Pizza tracking via GPS from Dominos, Vodafone doubles your data, Kindle Voyage review, Star Wars Day and Stephen's Minute Reviews

LG has announced a leather-clad smartphone, and it's nice - the LG G4, Apple Watch one week on, first impressions from Stephen and Trevor, Microsoft Surface 3 Review, the Parrot Bebop drone review, VoiceByte giving safety advice at Bondi, Uniden Jump Start Kit for your car and phone plust Stephen's minute reviews

Microsoft is opening a Retail store in Sydney - the first outside of the USA, Aussies may fined VPNs shut down under new laws, Yahoo 7 releases viewing habits for our companion TV time, the new MacBook - our reviews, Belle Gibson's lies confirmed in an interview, and Stephen's minute reviews

Samsung's new TV's ranging from $3,000 up to $25,000, Symantec warns of Ransomware and Online/Social scams, Nightvision, Predictive driving and USB for passengers in the latest cars, No Selfie-sticks at WWDC, Optus and Netflix and Stephen's minute reviews

We've spent the morning with the Apple Watch as the Sydney store opens to showcase it to prospective customers, whats it like and how does it work and look? Dallas Buyers Club has a win, but iiNet are happy, Star Wars available digitally, the new DJI Phantom 3 drone, Force Touch is mind blowing on the new MacBooks and Stephen's Minute reviews

Telstra has gone bonkers offering attractive Mobile plans and new home data allowances, Samsung reveals S6 pricing and availability, Foxtel has some IQ3 woes, Microsoft has a tablet to take on the iPad, LG's 2015 TVs and Stephens minute reviews

Finally Netflix has arrived in Australia, how does it compare to Presto and Stan - and with Foxtel now launching IQ3 just what is on offer. Amaysim Adds 4G to its offering, your iPhone is monitoring your health and Netgear's Arlo cameras. Plus, where's Stephen this week??

It's been an awesome 200 shows, we've loved every minute of it. This week, HTC One M9 pricing for Australia announced, Rules for Kids and Smartphones, Belle Gibson under fire for health claims, D-Link's portable TV solution, the birth viewed in Virtual Reality, Apple Watch accessories announced and Stephen's minute reviews

Stephen and Trevor cover every detail you would want to know about the Apple Watch - is it priced right? What will it do? What don't you know? And the new MacBook - amazing and concerning? Plus Stephen's minute reviews

Samsung and HTC's big news from Mobile World Congress, Quality phones, with an edge, plus mid-range phones are going to be all the rage and in demand this year. Virgin Mobile launches Data rollover to stop you breaching your limit, and Optus testing watches for tap-and-go payments, and Stephen has two minute reviews!