Podcast: EFTM #067
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Author: Trevor Long
NSW Digital Drivers Licence – What it looks like
We’re almost there, we’re very close to the digital future where carrying a wallet is...
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Forget Gold Class, Event Cinemas launches “Boutique” movie experience
I can remember when Gold Class was launched – what an outrageously extravegant way to...
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Uber Air coming to the Skies of Melbourne: Testing from 2020 – Book your ride in 2023
At their third annual “Uber Elevate” summit in Washington DC – tech startup and...
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BlackBerry KEY2 Review: More impressive than you think
It’s almost two years since the Blackberry returned to shelves in Australia with the KEYone...
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LG V50 5G Dual Screen Review: Beautiful Phone, Great Camera – not sure about the Dual-Screen
I first saw this device in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress and it’s a headline grabber....
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Amazon Go – All you need to know in 60 seconds
I’ve written about Amazon Go before, having visited one of their San Francisco stores...
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Google Maps AR Review: Changing the way we get around
The thing about most technology is that when it’s announced it rarely hits the spot for the...
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Inside Google’s billion dollar airport – complete with WWII Blimp Hangars
There’s this spectacular looking structure on the drive between San Francisco and San Jose...
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Facebook testing Avatars: A Bitmoji alternative
You may not have noticed yet, but they’re about to take over your Facebook Comments –...
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Touring Silicon Valley’s Tech HQs
If you’re a bit of a nerd and/or you are fascinated by the biggest names in technology like...
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Apple’s ARKit 3 brings Augmented Reality to life
When Apple first launched ARKit – their developer framework for Augmented Reality – it...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #391
There’s lots of news to cover from Apple’s annual developers conference so the blokes...
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Meet Australia’s youngest and brightest app developers @ WWDC 2019
Every year thousands and thousands of developers enter a lottery to score a ticket to...
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Minecraft Earth Demo: It may be better than we thought
When Microsoft announced their new Augmented Reality game project Minecraft Earth all the thoughts...
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Reports of iTunes death have been greatly exaggerated – iTunes lives!
Talk about making mountains out of molehills – reports of iTunes death have been greatly...
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iTunes changes, iPad gets its own Operating System – iPadOS – news from WWDC
The keynote at WWDC by Apple CEO Tim Cook is the biggest event of the year in terms of sheer...
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Don’t fall for Tax Scams this end of financial year
New research from Norton LifeLock has revealed some worrying signs relating to tax-time scams...
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Telstra reduces cost of Payphone calls: 50c for a 10min call to mobile
Did you know there are over 15,500 public telephones in Australia? Good old Telecom Payphones....
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What’s coming at WWDC 2019: The end of iTunes but just relax…
This week about 6,000 app developers will descend upon San Jose for Apple’s annual Worldwide...
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First in line for a Model 3 in Australia set to place his order tomorrow!
1159 days ago Andreas Stephens sat himself down outside the Tesla Store & Service centre in...
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Understanding the emerging technologies revolutionising TV
You’re buying a new TV, and you are bamboozled by all the terms that describe the features...
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Oppo goes 5G – Reno 5G hits Australia for $1,499 including bonus headphones
As the 5G race ramps up – and it’s literally just getting out of the blocks,...
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Podcast: EFTM #066
Look, there’s been a bit of drama – the boys drove an Electric car a bit too...
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Amazon Echo Show 5 – a Small screen that does it all
We’re falling deeper in love with the smart screens coming to life from a range of brands,...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #390
This week thanks to Netgear and Uniden, Stephen and Trevor talk through the tech news of the week,...
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iPad Mini Review (2019): Ridiculous Power squeezed down in size
For three and a half years people buying the iPad Mini were getting the same bit of kit –...
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The future of laptop computing: Intel’s Project Athena
I can remember when Intel created the term “Ultrabook” to define the thinest and most...
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Arlo Doorbell Review: Perfect addition to an Arlo home
Security cameras have been booming as a consumer retail product in recent years, but there’s...
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Lenovo Smart Clock review: Just the perfect bedside gadget
I really didn’t understand this product when it was announced – was it a Google Smart...
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iPod Touch gets an update with more power for today’s cool stuff!
It’s a product that sits in the almost forgotten category of the Apple range, but in fact...
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Arlo Ultra review: A new benchmark
Ever since the very first Arlo wire-free camera there’s been a technology race underway, new...
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Aussies think 5G is a “must-have” as Oppo hints at a sub $1,500 device
We want it, but only if the price is right – that’s the message from a survey or...
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Does your pizza look like it should? Dominos is using AI to check it
How often do you take a good look at your Pizza when you open the box and think – wait...
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ELECTRIC Hyundai Ioniq – Sydney to Bathurst: SPOILER – we didn’t make it
Trev and Bowen took on a simple challenge today, to take the Hyundai Ioniq electric car to...
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Kayo Sports comes to Sony Bravia Android TVs
Good news for sports fans who own a Sony Bravia Android TV – you can now install Kayo...
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Google Pixel 3a Review: Hard to justify paying more for a smartphone
At $649 and $799 respectively the Google Pixel 3a and 3a XL are stunning value on the face of it...
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Going Direct: The Blackberry Key2 hits Australia via Amazon
Blackberry is back in 2019 with another new device for Aussies, the Key2 series which feature that...
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Lenovo’s Smart Clock launches in Australia for $129
This is one of those really interesting products that looks like it could do so much but really...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #389
Huawei faces a bleak future if they can’t use US companies to help make their phones –...
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Understanding TV Tech Terms: The Jargon explained
Trevor Long takes a moment to explain some common terms to describe TV features like Dolby Vision,...
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Where is Telstra 5G Coverage?
So, you’ve heard the news – Telstra is releasing 5G devices to the public – 5G...
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Samsung Galaxy S10 5G – Available next week
The hits just keep on coming for Telstra, and I’m talking good hits here – on the same...
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5G is here – Telstra announces the HTC 5G Hub is available
While there’s plenty of trials going on across the Telcos there’s not yet been a...
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Ticketek goes tap and go with Apple Pay
You’ll never leave your tickets behind again – because who’s going to a major...
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Boom! NAB launches Apple Pay
So we went off a few minutes early, with the discovery of UBank launching ApplePay our assumption...
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UBank adds Apple Pay – is NAB Next?
I don’t plan to report every single little bank that launches Apple Pay from this point in...
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Did you know: You could get a $112 fine for leaving your car unlocked
Some people will be screaming “of course you idiot” right now, but others – like...
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Huawei at a crossroads: US Trade ban to impact Australian customers
Huawei is a giant of the Tech industry globally, the number two seller of mobile phones globally...
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OPPO opens Customer Service Centre in Melbourne
If you think about the advantages the two biggest mobile phone brands in Australia have over the...
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