Two Blokes Talking Tech

SIM CITY launched with much fanfare, but disappointed many with server problems making gaming impossible, Trevor discusses the ups and downs of the game. LG's new Optimus G Superphone - is it really Super? Google has Indoor maps for shops, sports grounds airports train stations and more... Samsung's Galaxy S4 the next big thing or overhyped? New Samsung store in Melbourne, Facebook to re-design the newsfeed and upset millions, and oversharing photos, are you missing the moment? Stephen reviews the Kogan Agora phone and Muvi Atom Action Camera

The Galaxy S IV is the most anticipated phone of the moment, will it really have Eye scanning to scroll? Strange but maybe true? Evernote resets passwords after a hack, the NRL offering streaming of games for up to $90 a season, Clean My Mac 2 is ready to speed up your mac, the Sounds of a coffee shop to work by now available, Live Connected focusing on customer service, HP's latest offer, and Stephen looks at Toy Story on iPad and Kensington's device locator Proximo

Aldi are entering the mobile market alongside low cost carriers Amaysim, Red Bull Mobile and Kogan. Not the cheapest but certainly competitive. Stephen wraps up all the news from the Mobile World3 Congress, HP has a new tablet ready to get into the share of tablet sales, Sony's strange PS4 announcement, Tapestry for seniors, the MYO Armband and Stephen looks at a toothbrush and headphones in his minute reviews!

Hotmail is gone, Outlook.com is in - Microsofts big move, plus the Tom Tom for motorbikes, HTC's ONE the Telstra 4G expansion, Foxtel Go on iPhone and more sport channels, The Mobee solutions for charging, twitter accounts hacked, new e-waste standards and the Bose Sounddock Series III

The Federal inquiry into Tech pricing gets serious with summons issued for Adobe, Microsoft and Apple on the same day Adobe drops prices, Sonos adds a PlayBar speaker to the range, Yatango offers a social solution to Mobile SIM only plans, DYSON's new air drying Tap, the Mailbox App, and Stephen's minute reviews

We reflect on 100 fantastic episodes over 2 years, and we discuss the Office 365 launch for Microsoft, Blackberry's spectacular new device the Z10 has the stamp of approval from the Two Blokes Talking Tech, Playstation 4 is coming and the Playstation 3 is coming in colours, the Dare Gallery Augmented reality app helps you choose your furniture as if it's in your home, the Superbowl rocks with tech companies and social media, and the Room ipad puzzle get's Stephen's minute review

Apple have announced a 128GB iPad doubling the previous biggest to cater to large business users, Blackberry announcing Blackberry 10 at a global event - will this bring them back? Samsung sells 1 in every 3 smartphones globally and simply dominates, Twitter launches VINE the video Instragram, Fuji Xerox takes cartridges away from printers, DMD the Panorama App for 360 panoramas, STM has a huge range of great new bags, and Stephen reviews the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite and Street by 50 DJ Headphones

This week we discuss LG's new "superphone" the Optimus G, Kickstarter project gets backlash as final product is not what was expected, Uniden's iGO Dash camera for your car, Atari files for Bankruptcy, Vodafone's data charging backflip, SIRI looking to get a new Writer and personality, ASUS's Vivo Tablet/Laptop combo, the Verizon worker who outsourced his own job and Stephen reviews the Galaxy Note II

Facebook has announced Graph Search its new social search engine allowing you to find things relevant to you from your network, it's a huge change and possible financial changer for the company. We discuss or favourite things from CES 2013, the Samsung Dual View, Expansion Pack, 4K/UHD, LG Short Throw Laser TV, Sony's Xperia, Kogan's Agora and fitness gear like the iBits. We discuss Foxtel's new Movies on demand via the GO app, and how TCL is taking on the big guys in Australia, and we tell you how the GlobalGIG WiFI hotspot went in the USA

PURE Launches a Sonos competitor, the JONGO wireless speaker system. Your private robot dancer, Pedometer which gives kids an incentive to exercise, SONY goes upscale on 4K and OLED, Remote Key lock for your home, Belkin getting automation in your home right, Thrustmaster F1 racing wheels, MAG II Shooter controller for PS3 and PC, Light Bulbs?, iHealth and more

Ruslan Kogan has pulled another rabbit out of his hat - releasing a $149 quality smartphone, we're live from Las Vegas to discuss, plus Samsung's Dual View and upgradable TV's, Casio's Bluetooth Watch, the Sony Xperia Z - can it lead the Sony comeback, Lexus and the myth of the self-driving car and Trakdot to find your missing luggage

What are the big new trends - Ultra High Definition TV's Huge TV's, Stephen and Trevor have been to all the big press conferences, used the Smart Fork, Seen the big TV's and this is their first look at CES 2013

Instagram has been underfire this week over a change to its terms and conditions which had people worried - That's been clarified and we try to make sense of it all. Imagine a dating site but instead of connecting singles, it connects employers with employees - OneShift is that site. Belkin's WeMo home automation reviewed, Microsoft puts the Surface into real retail stores, beware of your Dick Smith DVD player - might be recalled, The Sydney Opera House offering shows on YouTube and Stephen reviews the TCL Smart TV and some Thunderbolt drives

Ruslan Kogan has launched Kogan Mobile with a bang, offering unlimited calls and texts and 6GB of data on the Telstra 3G network, Android now tops iOS for market share in Australia, NRL and Telstra announce a five-year deal for digital rights, Stephen's Christmas Gift Guide, Spotify's new discovery features, iWorks gets an upgrade just as Microsoft looks set to bring office to iOS, the Pope tweets and Stephen looks at the Nokia lumia 920 and Plantronics new Bluetooth range.

These holidays - will you be able to go without your technology? Many of us can't and Stayz has asked the people. While on Survey's Telstra has done its annual smartphone index and found some interesting data we'll share this week. Ashton Kutcher has been pictured as Steve Jobs and the likeness is uncanny, Stephen tests the new Samsung Galaxy Camera, we've found some nice looking wooden covers for iPhone and Mac products, Optus withdraws it's Free social networking offer and Stephen takes a quick look at the Logitech UE 9000's and the Panasonic 47 inch Smart TV

What time of day do you shop online? Has Apple made it just by the skin of their chinny chin chin with the iMac?, Sony takes on GoPro, Dick Smith selling the iPhone 5 and Stephen's minute reviews

How did Australia's big online sale day go so horribly wrong? Is Click Frenzy the bigggest fail online in Australia? Sony releasing James Bond's Smartphone in Australia, the iPad mini and 4th Generation iPad with 4G now available, Blackberry 10 - is it too little too late?, Galaxy Note II launched in Australia, ACDAC Now available on iTunes and Stephen reviews the Navman MiVue and Bondi Smartphone holder

089: If you subscribe to Foxtel you should be able to watch what you pay for anywhere you go? Foxtel are making that a reality with Foxtel GO for iPad, Apple sells 3 million iPads but is that a disappointment? We discuss. Trevor goes nuts for Need for Speed Most Wanted, TCL are taking on the big TV names in Australia, Sony has a $25,000 84 inch TV, Lego turns a simple block into a game on your iphone and Stephen reviews the Sony ES series high-end speakers, and the Wallee M Magnetic Mount, Trevor Looks at the Clumsy Case for iPad

087: Trevor and Stephen attended the Apple special event at the California Theatre in San Jose - We discuss the iPad Mini, iPad 4th Generation, iMac update and Macbook pro with Retina 13 Inch. It's an all Apple show. - Trevor and Stephen travelled to the USA as guests of Apple

086: Apple's big day is coming, in an unprecedented move, Apple have a fourth major product launch this year with "a little more" coming next week, likely to be the iPad mini. Plus Microsoft have set a date for Windows 8, The Surface pricing has been announced, App Store went down, Saving a wet smartphone, and TomTom's voice control at affordable prices. Stephen reviews the Laser Navig8r range and the Pure Move 2500