Virgin Australia launches in-flight WiFi on International Flights
After almost six months of testing and trial services, Virgin Australia’s in-flight WiFi is...
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Aussie apps on screen at Apple’s WWDC Keynote 2018
There are something like 2 million or more apps in the Apple iOS App Store, so when 6,000...
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Apple Screen Time helps control digital addiction for you and your kids
At their Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose today Apple announced a range of new features...
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The world’s largest LEGO Caravan being built in Queensland
Check out this crazy idea – let’s build a caravan out of LEGO! Sure, we’ve all...
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Save $1040 on your mobile bills by switching your power to Amaysim
Amaysim was just a little telco, battling the big guys with new and innovating pricing plans...
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What will Apple announce at WWDC 2018? Our thoughts
No matter what you read, it’s entirely based on speculation and a gut feeling and it’s...
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Podcast: EFTM #031
Amazon is brushing Aussies from accessing their US store and turning it into a Political debate....
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iPhone SE2 with a notch to be announced at WWDC?
With Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference set to kick off on Tuesday Morning the rumour...
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Ask Trev: Mitsubishi Lancer won’t recognise my Bluetooth phone
Email from Glenn in Seven Hills, NSW Glenn says: “G’day Trevor, The Bluetooth hands...
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Ask Trevor: Is there an iPhone SE 2 coming out?
Email from Frank in Brighton Le Sands NSW Frank Says: Hi Trevor ,miss you on 2ue .tech question...
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Calling BS on Amazon in the US is ditching Aussie buyers
Amazon has announced to it’s Aussie customers that the “Shipping Options have...
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Qantas expands in-flight WiFi to it’s Airbus A330 fleet
The race for the connected skies is most certainly on in earnest, with both Virgin Australia and...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #345
Apple’s annual developers conference is on next week in San Jose, the blokes are heading...
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Apple HomePod updated with Stereo Pair and Multi-room capabilities
It’s long overdue, but Apple have just announced an update to the HomePod speaker which...
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eBay membership hits Australia : eBay Plus offering free delivery
One of the problems with online shopping when compared to bricks and mortar is the additional cost...
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Podcast: EFTM #030
Trev’s testing a new offline translator, a little device that could change your travel to...
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Genius. Belkin launches Lighting to 3.5mm audio cable, no adaptor required
Ever since Apple’s “courageous” decision to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack from...
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Optus shutting down Virgin Mobile and the ACCC issues a $1.5 million fine
A bad day for Optus today with the company copping a $1.5 million fine from the ACCC over...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #344
Telstra has had a shocking week – their network failed, customers are outraged – so...
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HTC doubles down on the squeeze – announcing 2018 Flagship U12+
Last year I visited the HTC factory in Taiwan where they had begun producing the then new U11...
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Victa Mower InStart™ Technology review: Push button start to get you mowing
A battery powered mower would be one thing (more on those soon at EFTM), but for those looking for...
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Two years of outages – Serious questions about Telstra Mobile Network
In February 2016 Telstra suffered a massive outage on their Mobile network caused by a single...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #343
Stephen and Trevor are this week in a Bondi penthouse where Samsung is demonstrating their full...
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Ask Trevor: Recommendations on ORBI WiFi Systems
Email from Bruce in Dundas Valley, NSW. 1. I am looking at purchasing an ORBI WiFi system either...
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Google launches YouTube Music – app and streaming service to take on Spotify
Next week Google takes it straight to Spotify and Apple Music with the launch of their own...
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Podcast: EFTM #029
Google launches a crazy new voice assistant capable of making phone calls and sounding like a...
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Put your Face on the gates of Luna Park: Samsung bring AR Emoji’s to VIVID Sydney
Samsung has tonight announced they are joining Vivid Sydney as an Official Partner and as with all...
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Kaspersky aims for transparency to shake the Russian spying rumours
Kaspersky is one of the world’s biggest anti-virus and internet security companies, but in a...
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World’s strongest SUV? Tesla Model X pulls a Qantas Boeing 787
When I was a kid it was World’s Strongest Man competitions being shown on Channel 9’s...
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Immersive sound: JBL’s new range of soundbars hit the market
The sound from your TV is the one thing that isn’t always great no matter how much you...
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Telstra CEO’s grim outlook on mobile revenue and their business after the NBN
Financial statements to the Stock Market are at best boring, and coma inducing at times –...
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Design, Craftmanship and a stunning sound – Beoplay P6 Review
I’ve long been a fan of the Beoplay range of sound products, taking some of the stunning...
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Kogan launches Australia’s cheapest OLED TV – $1779
It’s been a big year for Kogan – super smart Android TVs, affordable Smart TVs and now...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #342
Google has gone full skynet with a robot/computer that can communicate, not just speak, but...
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NSW Uber drivers up for $150 fine if they don’t have an UBER logo on the car
I have wondered recently why some Uber drivers have an Uber logo in the back window of their car...
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Netflix reveals what it takes to be a “Recommended” Netflix TV
As the 2018 range of TVs from all the big brands start to hit the stores, Netflix has lifted the...
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Google has a computer which can make phone calls – like a human
We know Google is a big company, but they may well have fired the biggest shot yet across the bow...
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Tesla upgrades it’s Coffs Harbour Supercharger to truely complete the Pacific Highway route
Late last year we took a Tesla Model X and drove it from Brisbane to Adelaide to test out and...
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Podcast: IN THE MAN CAVE: John Laws
This week in the EFTM Man Cave is one of Radio’s best known names. John Laws is a talkback...
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Smart TV under $300 – Kogan launches new entry-level range
At just $299 the new Kogan 32 inch TV is a cracking good price but the real value is in the 55...
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Change your view of lighting: Lifx Beam review
I’ve got smart lights, they’re globes and even switches – but all they do is...
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Podcast: EFTM #028
More smart home devices, Amazon’s Echo spot is a fun little device with a screen – we...
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Alexa finds another home inside the new Ultimate Ears UE Blast & Megablast
If there’s one thing Amazon is doing right it’s scale – they really know how to...
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Aussie podcast app Pocket Casts acquired by Public Radio Stations
A group of American public radio networks have joined together to purchase popular Podcasting app...
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Podcast: Two Blokes Talking Tech #341
Telstra and Vodafone have launched Unlimited data plans, Stephen and Trevor unpack just how...
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Twitter password drama: time to change your passwords
Time to update your passwords folks. Twitter has announced this morning that they’ve...
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Amazon Echo Spot review – a visual feeling from a smart assistant
Perhaps it proves that I’m a visual person, but I really enjoy the Amazon Echo Spot device,...
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LG Notches up a new G7 Smartphone – coming to Australia in June
It’s all about the artificial intelligence at LG, it’s in their best TVs this year and...
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Telstra and Vodafone announce Unlimited Mobile Data
In political terms – It’s on. The battle for your mobile dollar is as hot as ever,...
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Ask Trevor: Devices disconnect from the internet – Do I need a new modem?
Email from Brian in Marsden Park, NSW. Brian says “I’m finding that occasionally my...
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