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Tim Chaten, Aaron Rivera and John Armour discuss the Nintendo Direct.

Kevin, Mike, and Mark talk about the singularity of computing.

So let’s get serious here, no wait it’s Guy and Gaz who don’t usually do serious. However they are talking about a serious subject which is backing up your Mac. You AREN’T backing up your Mac? Good God man Why? Also they get a Skype phone call AND an iTunes review in the same week!

Tim finds a site that brings him back to one of his old-style favorite video games, Tecmo Bowl. There is a vibrant community around older video games, and David joins in with news that Blizzard is still updating Diablo II. Plus, is VR going to outprice itself to become as big as it can be?

Kevin, Mike, and Melissa talk about geeky stuff including how to help children navigate the digital world.

Tim Chaten, Aaron Rivera and John Armour discuss 20 Years of Pokemon.

Soooo, yeah more Skype issues with Gaz (does his voice sound naturally deep to you too?) but the GMen don’t let it get in the way (much) with their interview with Mike Potter! Mike is not only the host of the For Mac Eyes Only podcast, but he’s also the creator of the Macstock Conference and Expo which will be taking place for round 2 on July 16th and 17th this year in Woodstock, Illinois. Guy WILL be there, Gaz MAY be there, will you?

David and Tim discuss a car accident, security, infrastructure, liberty, and more! Oh, and technology, including Fire OS, Microsoft building a wall around Windows, Apple and both the Mac OS and iOS, Epic Games’ Tim Sweeney, and MONKEYS!

Joining Bart for this month are Guy from the My Mac Podcast, Dr. Robert Carter from Tech Doctor Podcast, and Nick Riley. The show starts with a quick look at some interesting Apple-related numbers released in February before moving on to a quick review of the month's legal news. The three main stories for the month are: Apple's legal battle with the FBI, Error 53, and Apple Pay's launch in China. The show finishes with a quick rundown of some other shorter stories that made the news in February. For detailed show notes visit http://lets-talk.ie/lta30 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

The Ladies hold nothing back sharing their complaints about Apple.

Tim Chaten and John Armour discuss Nintendo.

Kevin and Mike talk about geeky stuff including Chromebooks replacing textbooks for education.

So did you hear about the March Apple event? No? Probably because nothing has been announced yet. That didn’t stop the GMen from talking about it though with talk about Apple Watches, Mini iPad Pros, and a 4-inch iPhone that will most definitely be called…something.

David and Tim talk security, stolen iPhone, Nissan Leaf problems, Apple software, government overreach (FBI vs Apple) and tons of feedback!

Kevin, Mike, and Antonio talk about geeky stuff including photography.

So Apple is in a bit of a pickle these days. Seems everyone from the UK to New York to California wants them to create a way to break into iOS devices without the owner’s password. They want it SO bad they’re actually willing to quote an obscure 200+ year old law to do so. Because you know, the founding fathers were TOTALLY into smart phones.

This month Bart is joined by Antonio Rosario from Switch 2 Manual, Mark Pouley from Twink Lakes Images, Stefaan Lesage from the Tech 45 Podcast, and Allister Jenks. The topic is simply 'video', something not previously covered on the show, even though the vast majority of modern cameras can shoot video as well as photographs. Show notes available at http://lets-talk.ie/ltp29 Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/ltpod

With David still on vacation, Tim welcomes special co-host Mark Chappell to the show. Tim and Mark discuss the rise of the iPhone, how Mark got into the Apple universe, gaming on the Mac, taking photos, football, hockey, and of course Apple vs. the FBI

Kevin, Mike, and Elisa talk about geeky stuff including geeky Valentines Day gifts.

Are there more stupid people these days? It seems the choices are: 1. Yes 2. The internet is better at finding them 3. Some people are so driven to be famous that they’ll do stupid things to be noticed. And yes, the irony is not lost on the GMen. What isn’t stupid is signing for the Macstock Conference and Expo. So do that.