Two Blokes Talking Tech

Kogan have a TV available to Collingwood fans with branding and logos to take your passion to the next level, Seagate offers a cloud backup for your external drive, The Olympics will be in HD in 2012 and 3D but is it any good?, Canon impresses with the EOS M, Apple's new Mountain Lion operating system is available this week Westpac launches its Mobile Banking app for iPad, 1stavailable.com.au gets you the best appointment to suit you, and the text message death threats. Stephen reviews the Libratone LIVE and HUMAX PVR in his tech minutes

Office 2013 is coming, you can preview it now - we tell you our thoughts. Qantas will bring their streaming iPads to 767's later this year, Telstra's got a new T-Hub and it's a real winner, Aussies are paying too much for digital content - Choice agrees iPhone rumours are picking up, and odds are being taken on its release, we discuss, Foxtel's Olympic App reviewed, and Fuji Xerox sticks to mono laser for some great new printers, plus the PURE Contour 200i and a new 4K Capable Sony Blu-Ray player

Garmin launches their Connect Challenge to show off all their products, Norton researches Aussies fears of mobile cyber crime, LG launches Android Smartphones that are super affordable and make outright buying a real choice Internet Doomsday avoided, but what was it and how, Nike+ launches on Android, Kogan has problems with Bing and Yahoo after his IE7 tax stunt, Apple iPad deemed COOL by a UK Judge in the Samsung patent case and Fenech reviews the HTC ONE XL and Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover

This week Google announced the Nexus 7 Tablet, Stephen and Trevor love the pricing but will it work? Time will tell. Dell cruised the harbour to launch two new XPS laptops, Tom Tom releases the VIA 620 6inch Sat Nav, ABC iView has been upgraded and it's a pleasing result, Sony is bringing Google TV to Australia, Plantronics is bringing us the Backbeat GO Wireless headphones, TechGuide TV buyers poll has some interesting results, LEGO teams with Google to build the world, and Stephen reviews the Syre Band Watch Converter and Monster Clarity HD Speakers

Tablets are predicted to outsell laptops by 2016, the Commonwealth bank brings Netbank to Facebook and Kaching to Android, Foxtel is now available on Samsung Smart TV's Apple's new Podcast App gets a run, Garmin introduces a training watch for swimmers, Aussies are massive hoarders of tech, and Trevor and Stephen are no different, Virgin uses Brad Pitt's brother in a Fair Go campaign and Stephen reviews the Sonos Sub and Bose Wave Music System III in his tech minutes

This morning Microsoft held a secretive event (remind you of anyone) where they announced a device they were building, allowing them to control the hardware and software (remind you of anyone) - the Microsoft Surface will run Windows 8, it looks great, the Two blokes discuss! R18+ Gaming legislation has passed parliament, and from January 2013 that classification will be available in Australia. Stephen's been reviewing the Macbook Pro with Retina, we discuss, plus Toshiba has three new tablets 7.7, 10.1 and 13.3 inch sizes - crazy? Who knows. IDC have upgraded their tablet sales forecasts, Kogan is taxing Internet Explorer 7 users and Stephen gives us a quick review of the Panasonic FZ150 camera, and the Mavricks Smartphone wallet.

Two Blokes Talking Tech thanks to Samsung and Netgear, this week a special edition from WWDC - Apple's annual developers conference. We discuss the latest iOS updates out later this year, with SIRI enhancements, Do Not disturb, radical new maps, Facebook integration and loyalty card and ticket app, plus the big news was the new super thin MacBook Pro with Retina display, this thing will have you drooling... And the latest installment of OSX for your Mac

This week we go hands on with the Galaxy S III from Samsung giving it our full review, we also attended the launch of the latest Intel processors and we profile the new offerings from Sony, Toshiba, Alienware and Lenovo. Optus has profiled smartphone users - where do you fit in - are you a FOMO? Stephen checks out Sony's 4K projector, E3 wrap with Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo and Trev's favourite SIM CITY, plus Netgears new wireless ac router, Elgato's picture capture for Gamers and Dr Dre price slash

Finally Eye-Fi wifi SD camera cards are available in Australia through CR Kennedy, Kogan has smashed the competition with an Android 4.0 tablet under $200!, Trev reviews the Pure Highway 300Di,Sonos adds .1 with a Sub for your system, Samsung's Navibot gets an upgrade, Cocoon Grid it for carrying all your tech, the IDTV for watching TV on the iPad or iPhone, Samsung's new phone out tomorrow,iPhone rumours and the D-Link Wifi Companion, plus the HTC 4G windows phone.

Finally today, Spotify became available to Aussies, launching here 4 years after their first launch in Sweden. Stephen was at the launch of the new larger Nokia Windows phone the Lumia 900, APIA tells us not to believe that Older Aussies aren't online, they have stats to prove it, Quickflix launches on the iPhone and iPad, Facebook shares launch - go up, go down and down again, BOSE have launched a new range of sound systems - this time including DAB+, Aaron Sorkin to pen the screenplay for another Steve Jobs movie and AVAST makes free mac security software available.

Google research this week shows 52% of Aussies are using Smartphones, we discuss why and how that will continue to grow. Apple might just be about to launch some new products - what? And when? We discuss. Blackberry have failed in their Wake Up campaign, the two Blokes discuss. Telstra's new My pre-Paid facebook app connects customers ever closer to Telstra, we review the Netgear Universal Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender, review LG's 2012 Smart TV and credit to Apple for dropping 4G from their iPad marketing

Samsung announced the Long awaited Galaxy SIII handset last week, we discuss first impressions and the strategy of the launch - will Apple react? Nike+ Sports watch the perfect companion, Rovio who bring us Angry Birds is now valued at $8.8Billion!, Facebook launching its own App centre, Netgear's network controlling and air-print enabling Genie App, Golf Buddy Voice tells you about your game, Wallee M for Smartphone being kickstarted, Call of Duty Black Ops coming in November, Pentax's Stylish K-01 and the Awei S80vi earphones

Blackberry have a massive campaign which says simply "WAKE UP" all over Sydney and Melbourne, we discuss what that means, plus what to expect from OS10 for Blackberry, Quickflix is coming to Xbox 360, Optus have announced 50GB free home Broadband on some mobile and home phone plans, Stephen reviews the Senheiser RS220 and the EGG Speaker, SIM CITY is back we tell you what to expect, a trailer has also been released for Call of Duty Black Ops 2, Trevor reviews the Logitech Air Speaker, Doro phones come to Optus and Skype on PS Vita and Windows Phone - a massive show!

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!