Tech Guide #643 - Win a Belkin Mother's Day prize pack, Amazon eero Wi-Fi 7 mesh systems
This week we have a Mother's Day Giveaway of two Belkin product packs valued at more than $400 – find out how you can enter. We speak to Samsung Australia’s director of audio visual Simon Howe about the new 2025 Neo QLED smart TV line-up,  Amazon has launched its new eero Wi-Fi7 mesh systems, we take a listen to the Belkin SoundForm headphones that punch well above their weight despite being priced below $100, retro meets tech with the new Polaroid Flip instant camera, Arlo’s adapter that connects its security cameras to power and the internet with the same cable and we’ll answer all your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.
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Electric Cars: Vehicle to Grid explained with Amber running real-world CCS trials
This week we're joined by Nicholas Wodzinski, Senior Product Manager of the EV team at Amber who discusses their trial of Vehicle to Grid (V2G) technology - we learn what it is, how it will work and what's going to hold back V2G uptake in Australia.
We also talk to a listener about idle battery drain - how long can you park your car without charging?
And a young Aussie developer has launched a new EV charging app that could change the game of finding chargers in real-time - download CHARGED on iPhone now!
Get in touch with us, 0477 657 657!
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Movies: Top Gun Maverick
Tom Cruise is back, more than 30 years since the original Top Gun which scored a big rating from Trev when we covered that movie on this show.
This time, the tables are turned and Trev takes control with a movie he's seen more than most.
An epic return to the skies with fresh faces and familiar names too, watch with Fetch on your big-screen Hisense TV!
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#681 PRIVATE - Holidays and Contact lenses
Trev's Back
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TBTT #681 - Annoying political spam, troubles with Hubbl, Samsung's big launch
Trev's back from Dodgers and Disneyland and gets the same barrage of SMS Spam from political parties, so Stephen joins to unpack why they are allowed to do this.Hubbl is in trouble, with layoffs across Foxtel so what's next for the "next big thing"? Samsung shows off their TV range in full, along wiht home appliances for 2025.Bank Passwords compromised, a warning or all, plus Laser's new portable batteries.
Trevor Long and Stephen Fenech love technology - every week they'll talk about the latest news, moves, reviews and information about anything technology!
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