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Two Blokes Talking Tech

Two Blokes Talking Tech

By: Trevor Long and Stephen Fenech
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 Trevor Long and Stephen Fenech love technology - every week they'll talk about the latest news, moves, reviews and information about anything technology!Trevor Long Politics & Government
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  • TBTT #730 - AI Data Centers, Rocket Cars and Fitness

    TBTT #730 - AI Data Centers, Rocket Cars and Fitness
    Apr 30 2026
    This week we look back on Microsoft's big announcement and unpack what it means and how Ai will change jobs and how Australia can and should adapt. Stephen is with Dreame in San Francisco - why did they reveal a rocket powered car? Trev's in China with observations on the car industry there. Plus Spotify adds fitness and Samsung's latest headphones get a good review.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • EFTM: Antenna Woes and accountability!

    EFTM: Antenna Woes and accountability!
    Apr 29 2026
    Keeping each other Accountable, Marilynne is back, and so are other callers with their feedback! Plus Digital TV issues for Abdul And Rodney might be the perfect candidate for the Pocket AI - perhaps? Be part of the show via SMS 0477 657 657
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    42 mins
  • Tech Guide #691 - Microsoft invests $26bn into Australian AI - but what's the catch

    Tech Guide #691 - Microsoft invests $26bn into Australian AI - but what's the catch
    Apr 28 2026
    Microsoft tips in $26bn into Australian AI but what’s the catch, Samsung has released its AI powered 2026 range of TVs – we speak to Samsung Australia’s visual display director Simon Howe, Google confirm Apple’s AI powered Siri will be available this year – almost two and a half years after it was announced, we take a look at the new DJI Lito Series of drones and Disney has added an ad-supported streaming plan and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.
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    43 mins
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