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Trevor Long and Stephen Fenech love technology - every week they'll talk about the latest news, moves, reviews and information about anything technology!
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Trev’s got some shiny new devices that are nothing but metal but tell us a lot about the next Apple iPhone - will it be a Shutter button? The Two Blokes Discuss
Plus, the Boring Phone - why, and what is it?
And the Nothing Phone - what is that and what does Trev think - is it great value?
Finally, Tech reviews - a tough gig?
Lots of calls this week thanks to Producer Rob! So, get your ears listening for loads of advice, feedback and tech tips.
Plenty related to Travel too - so many ideas and tips for security and data when you travel.
Plus the AI Jingle Madness that is quite simply MIND BLOWING!
We talk to Samsung Australia’s Jeremy Senior about the 2024 range of TVs, DJI has introduced the new Avata 2 FPV drone, we take a look at the BlueAnt Soundblade computer speaker, Sennheiser’s new earphones can measure your heart rate, Dyson introduces a new way to see how well you’ve vacuumed and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.
Stephen and Trevor unpack the March new-car sales data in Australia, how well are EVs selling - and which ones are most popular.
Similarly, which cars are popular overseas.
We talk to EV owner Dean who owns not one, but two Teslas!
And the apps you need - why why why do we need so many EV charging apps?
With as many Seinfeld-like references as one could want, Trevor and Stephen unpack a classic and very well known movie - When Harry Met Sally
From where that famous cafe is, to who the whole thing is based on, Stephen brings Trev on a wild ride unpacking this classic
A love story, a Comedy and so much more.
It happened.. as promised
Samsung has announced its key TV features and prices for their 2024 range, including the Music Frame - something very different. Stephen and Trevor have taken a look.
Plus Hisense has their pricing for 2024 and while the prices are similar to last year, the TV's are a big step forward.
A worrying scam on a Queensland man who blames Optus, but Trev - wait for it, comes to Optus' defense on this one.
Telstra's 3G phone checker and Google's Find My alternative ready to launch!
Travel tips for eSIM use and Tablets vs Chromebook - a few people taking to the skies soon!
A curious question about an Apple ID, and a big spending addiction to audio.
Talking Scams with Amazon, and a whole new way to get in touch! To SMS or What'sApp message us - 0477 657 657 folks!
We talk to Amazon Australia’s Public Policy Manager Julia Steward about how Amazon is preventing scams and we’ll also chat with Chris Lau from Laser about the trends he’s observing when it comes to affordable technology, we take a look at the Geekom Mini IT13 PC, we check out the Australian-made software platform that puts all your entertainment in one place, we explain how you can watch sport for free on Hubbl and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.
On this week's show the all new cars from China being announced, and some coming to Australia - new brands to keep an eye on
Amazing EV the place to buy and Sell EVs - the owner and founder talks to us.
And the Ford Mach-E - what's it like??
The German U Boat could hold the key to winning the war.
Starring Matthew McConaughey along with Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel and even people Trev doesn't recognise, this is the story of a US Sub heading to recover the Enigma Cipher Machine
Watch it along with us for the first or repeat times, and enjoy unpacking it with Stephen and Trev
Life's good
The two blokes unpack what a Digital ID is and how it's made to protect us, not take from us. So the question is - do you support a Digital ID? Will you use one?
Meta's war on news continues as the News Tab disappears - but did anyone notice? What next for the media and Facebook?
Also Uniden's latest Dashcam is a cracker, and just some talk about Nothing
How big can your TV be in the room you have? We discuss that with one caller seeking something very big.
Plus which technology? And if you've got old movies - how can you digitise them?
Hubbl feedback from Colin, and Mark's a fan.
We talk about the latest tech April Fool’s Day pranks, LG releases its highly anticipated portable 4K projector, Boost Mobile expands into high speed broadband on the NBN, we take a look at new Uniden Dash View 60R dash cam, we also check out D-Link Aquila Pro mesh wifi routers, Aspera Mobile latest affordable smartphone has all the features except a high price tag and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.
is CarPlay an essential for a new car? Stephen's relatively new to it, so gives us his views.
We talk to the CEO of the EV Council about the Government's recently introduced New Vehicle Emissions Standards
And a brand new Tesla owner joins us!
Is this a movie? Well, it's a Movie-length documentary and it's an absolute favourite of Stephen Fenech.
The story of Muhammad Ali's epic battle with George Foreman which took place in Zaire. And it wasn't all smooth sailing.
If it was a screenplay you wouldn't have changed a thing. Watch it with Trevor who doesn't even know who wins the fight.
Getting old?
Trev's Fancy Withings watch which is smart, but also stylish - that's the Scanwatch Nova.
The blokes also discuss Apple's WWDC and what needs to be announced there with Vision Pro and AI.
Samsung wants you to use connected cooking appliances, so how good can a smart fridge be?
The Private Feed: https://youtu.be/9yGOapqImQM
Boost Mobile Founder Peter Adderton joins Trev this week to discuss Boost Broadband.
How will a new player differentiate itself? What will entice people to join. Plus, some of Trev's whacky ideas
Your calls on TVs, Security and more
All this week on the EFTM Podcast
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