Two Blokes Talking Tech Trevor Long and Stephen Fenech

This week Trev can't help himself and dives back into the AI jingle generator plus loads of calls from listeners needing help and advice.
We like spending listener's money and this week we help Stewart with a printer recommendation and Nathan with a smart watch combatable with his phone, Sean has a decision to make whether to upgrade his faulty iPhone or whether to pursue a fix under Australian consumer law.
We also have recommendations for choosing the right ISP and the podcast wouldn't be complete without at least one travel tip. What charging solutions can help Ashley on his fantastic overseas trip?

We talk to Hisense Australia’s Chris Mayer who explains the new features of the 2024 range of TVs, Sony has united its new TVs and soundbars under the Bravia banner, we take a look at the new Kobo colour e-readers, Rode has launched new microphones and mounts, we check out the lunchbox that can heat itself up so you can enjoy a hot meal anywhere and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

The frustrations of a broken charger - why? How will the industry get this together?
We talk to man with a Porsche EV plan
And powering your home with your car, even sending it's stored power back to the grid - the future is here, we just need to get on it.

It's human nature to answer a ringing phone - but would you ever think you'd live to regret such a simple thing?
Collin Farrell stars as the PR guy stuck front and centre in this thriller with Forest Whitaker there along with Katie Holmes and even Kiefer Sutherland
A sniper, a phone booth and you'll be on the edge of your seat - Trev was as he watched for the first time under Stephen Fenech's guidance.

Thoughts go out to anyone impacted

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?