Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #294

Trevor and Stephen discuss Government’s NBN speed monitoring program which will tell us which Telcos are performing well for actual user speeds, plus Netflix ditches the five star rankings in favour of the thumb and a percentage.  Apple in some hot water with the ACCC over consumer warranties, is bricks and mortar retail really going to die?  Kogan’s new 65 inch Curved TV, the new ARLO smart home security cameras reviewed and Stephen’s robot movie companion BB-8 gets an update and a discount.

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