Two Blokes Talking Tech

This week we had a look at the new Adobe Creative Suite 6 - a full product range refresh, plus a new Creative Cloud and a monthly membership model - very impressive. Sony have come out and claimed their Bravia is "the TV to beat" and they stand by that claim, Google launched Google Drive for cloud storage and collaboration, Instagram was faked and hit some unsuspecting people with malware, Kensington's BungeeAir iphone case helps you keep track of your phone, some Mission impossible gadgets might not be as far off as you think, Logitech launched a new Ultra-Thin Keyboard cover for the iPad and 4G set to be a big part of the market by 2016

Samsung and LG have announced their 2012 range of Smart TV's with a different approach from both - listen to what the blokes think. Telstra has teamed up with MOG to bring streaming music to Australia (another one!), AR Drone gets an upgrade, Uniden's wireless surveillance, Kogeto Dot 360 degree videos, HTC One X reviewed and the oldest Mac appears on eBay but just can't sell

Was instagram really worth $1 Billion? To Facebook yes - plus Panasonic launches its new Smart TV's, Qantas hits the Windows Phone App market , Apple under threat from Viruses, Sony's XBA-4IP headphones, Google Tablet and Trend Micro Direct Pass

In this week's episode 58 the blokes discuss the TomTom GPS leap year glitch and offer their reviews of the new Sony Xperia S smartphone. Also on the agenda is Pure's new in-car digital radio, HTC's new One X quad core smartphone and Samsung's latest 7.1 3D Blu-ray home theatre system. The blokes also discuss Ashton Kutcher being cast to play Steve Jobs in an independent biopic, Magellan's RoadMate GPS app for iPhone and Garmin's Approach G6 golf GPS.

Why Apple is in court with the ACCC over 4G, Stephen checks out the new Camry Hybrid which includes Digital Radio, ASUS have a great looking new All-in-one PC with TOUCH screen, Sony Mobile and the beautiful Xperia S - our first thoughts, The Laser Navig8r Crash Cam for recording every movement on the road, Logitechs stunning new AIrplay speaker and Intel's report on touchscreen usage

What is the new iPad really like? How many have they sold - all discussed by the blokes here today, is the Galaxy S II getting a 4G sibling, Telstra goes 4G on its wifi hotspots, Phone scam warning, Kogan goes super cheap at 42 inches, Vodafone's Guardian app, and the Dyson Hot and Cold launches in Australia

Samsung have announced the Galaxy Note is available in Australia, Nokia's comeback begins with the Lumia, we discuss the pre launch iPad hype, uVent for your retail frustration, Dell has a stunning new Ultrabook at the right price, AFL's Live app for mobile, Instragram is coming to Android and could the next Xbox be without a CD/DVD Drive? Two Blokes Talking Tech!

We were right and we were wrong, you'll find that's the case with everyone, so we'll run through all the features and tell you what they do, why they've done it and we'll talk about the all important price, and availability of the existing iPad 2. Plus iOS 5.1 and the upgrade of Apple TV.

Apple today confirmed the announcement date for the next iPad, Trevor and Stephen wrap up their thoughts, a full wrap from Nokia, LG, HTC, Samsung and Sony at the Mobile World Congress, Trevor plays F12011 on Vita, Samsung launches a 4G Tablet, Telstra announces NBN Prices, GoPlaces for your iPhone and Photoshop Touch for iPad.

Thanks for your support and for listening to Two Blokes Talking Tech - this week marks our first anniversary or birthday and we're delighted to be continuing for another year! On this program we talk Playstation VITA hands on, Panasonic's new Lumix range, ABC America goes inside Foxconn, Mac OSX Mountain Lion announced, the HP Envy Spectre Ultrabook, Motorola Xoom2, 25 Billion App Target and the Strike Reversing cameras for your car.

Is the Government spending too much on Set top Boxes?, the Nokia range for Australia announced including pricing. Netcomm's M2 for your USB Dongle 3G and 4G, Aussies love their tablets, we discuss our iPad predictions, Crest TV Safety strap, AFL streaming on Telstra Mobiles, and Foxtel expands on XBox

We spent $1.5b on computer games in 2011, Amazon have the Kindle Touch, Your Rdio tunes on Facebook, Group buying is big bucks!, Wallee iPad car mount, Nokia Lumia 800 pricing, and more

Could Facebook really be as valuable as some of the biggest and oldest companies in the world? 100Billon even? Optus turns 20, we celebrate! Samsung fill another size gap with the 7.7 Galaxy Tab, Nokia looking to come back strong with the Lumia 800, ByMyTronics.com.au helps you get change for old gadgets, Energizers new solar charging solution on the go, the MyTrek wireless heart rate monitor and JAYS adds iPhone compatibility to the T-Jays range with the t-JAYS Four

We've both been testing the HTC Velocity on Telstra 4G - super fast speeds!, we discuss streaming music services with Rdio and Rara launching in Australia, TechGuide.com.au is 1 year old and sporting a new look, the Wiggles brush Sam, but he's on their new app, iBooks bringing new style textbooks to the world, Keymate Key finder to help you find your lost keys, Toshiba's thinnest tablet in the world, Sony's Personal 3D viewer, Victorinox 1TB Hard Drive and Pocket Knife and Ruslan Kogan starts selling Apple and HP laptops!

What exactly is Wikipedia protesting and is it worthwhile, what is SOPA and who stands for it or against it. Our highlights from a week at CES, 4G phones coming to Australia next week, and how our networks compare to the USA, an App to help you choose healthier food, Apple stop the Steve Jobs action figure and Gear4 have an iAlarm clock to suit you!

A more detailed look through the smaller stands reveals some great little gadgets and gizmos from CES Day 3

Discussing Stephens observations from the Sony, Samsung and LG stands, Car tech with Trevor, iProducts domination, Seagate and much more

LIVE from CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas, Trevor and Stephen discuss Day 1 of the show, covering all the news in TV's and Ultrabooks, Press Day and the big launches and we pick a couple of products that caught our eye on Day 1

Is Samsung Serious with their $1700 Windows Slate PC? Amazon's Christmas surprise, and we look at 4G, Ultra HD TV, Apple Smart TV, Voice Control, Portable Gaming, Windows 8 and Ultrabooks as big things for us in 2012

Samsung and LG have hinted at TV announcements for the CES in Las Vegas in January we discuss that ahead of our visit there, plus Harvey Norman are selling Computer Games online via Direct import - bypassing the GST. Then, we look back at 2011, the Tablets, Apple, Android, 3D, Sony, Smart TV, the Cloud and Gaming.. a massive year in technology