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Joining Bart this month are Chuck Joiner from Mac Voices, Gazmaz from the My Mac Podcast, and Simon Parnell, Nick Riley from the Essential Apple Podcast.

Valve has decided that SteamVR, their platform of choice to work with virtual reality software and hardware, will not work with the macOS. This…shall not stand. Guy wants to to experiment with eCamm’s Call Recorder maybe with this very show! Or not

David and Tim discuss the auto industry during the pandemic, streaming services see a huge boost, paralyzed by choice, the all-new iPhone SE, Leslie Jordon, news in an echo chamber, and much more.

We're still sheltering at home, which gave Melissa time to set up her new TP-Link Deco Whole Home Mesh WiFi System. We think the quarantine has overwhelmed Skype because we had a few recording issues that became comical. If you listen carefully to the bloopers at the end of the show, you'll hear Mike turn in to a chipmunk!

The new iPhone SE has arrived at Guy’s house and notifications related to Wi-Fi calling are driving him insane-ier. Not just a new iPhone but also the Magic Keyboard for the 11 and 12.9-inch 2020 AND 2018 iPad Pros have been released. But the GMen actually don't spend a lot of time talking about them.

Special Guest Donny Yankellow returns this week to chat with Tim and David. This week, Tim has decides he does not like Rise of Skywalker, our top sports movies, and some discussion on the Rocky films.

This month Bart is joined by Kirk McElhearn from the PhotoActive podcast. This show is part of an on-going mini-series where Bart invites fellow photographers on to evangelise any photographer of their choice from any time in photography's history. Kirk chose to share his love of the contemporary photographer Michael Kenna. Show notes, including the images discussed in the show, are available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp79

Coronavirus is still the major news around the world, and more people are working from home and using video services to keep in touch with family and friends. We talk about the pros and cons of Zoom and FaceTime. And of course, because we're, well, *us*, we veer off into other topics.

As we all start going a little nuts over being stuck inside, take comfort in the fact that this is what it's like for the GMen...24 -7. Lots of rumors about a new low cost iPhone and WILL come out last week! Except it didn't.

Just what that somebody is supposed to do isn't directly addressed by the GMen, but it's about tech news and not being stuck inside forever. Considering they had nothing to talk about 45 minutes before recording, this is one of the longest shows they've done in awhile, and the main subject is about should companies invest in dumb terminals to give to people stuck working from home?

Alright not a real BIG surprise that it was released, but the specs kinda were. Has the same processor as its iPhone 11 big brother and at a cost that nearly everyone can afford. Even Guy "might" have jumped in, but you'll need to listen to this extra-long show to find out. The after show is rated a little more PG-13-ish than usual too.

Owen Rubin joins Tim and David to discuss France and Google and speakers, including what Tim purchased to replace his beloved computer speakers that were ruined thanks to Lightning. Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

The Ladies share factual web sites for Coronavirus information, and things to do while sheltering in place.

Special Guest Donny Yankellow returns this week to chat with Tim and David. Each picks their top five movie villains of all time, which we would list here but that would ruin the show!

Joining Bart this month is Simon Parnell the Essential Apple Podcast. The show starts with a few followup stories (including the virus-shaped elephant in every room these days), two notable numbers, one legal story, a few Apple staffing changes and acquisitions (including Darkskies), and a quick overview of news related to Apple's original content. The four main stories are forced Uyghur Labour labour in Apple's supply chain, new hardware, iOS 13.4 with its trackpad support, and Apple and Amazon's compromise enabling in-app purchases in the Amazon Prime Video apps. The show ends with a quick rundown of some smaller Apple-related stories that made the news in March. Detailed show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/lta79. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon at https://patreon.com/ltpod. Links: Let's Talk Apple: http://www.lets-talk.ie/apple @LTPod Bart Busschots: http://www.bartb.ie @bbusschots Simon Parnell: http://www.essentialapple.com @serenak

As we all hunker down hiding from the Covid virus we discuss what we are doing to cope with this epidemic.

Karl Madden from the Mac and Forth podcast join the GMen in a romping good time through pretty crappy news. But it's all about the fun of which there's plenty in the podcast!

Tim is beset by major technical audio difficulties this week, so Owen comes in to chew the geek fat with David. Coronavirus conferencing and the challenges arising from it, the difficulties of ventilators, some Arduino and Raspberry Pi tech, network television clip shows, TV show sets and the secrets of Disneyland character are all discussed in our wide-ranging freeform discussion! Theshow@techfanpodcast.com!

With more trackpad mouse support built into iPadOS, what might be the best way to use it? Apple’s $300-350 keyboard trackpad floaty thing? Or something else?

Donny Yankellow and Owen Rubin join Tim and David in the pub this week to chat about what to do for entertainment while stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the world. Movies, TV, streaming, and some gaming are all discussed.