Tim and David discuss the recent iPhone 14 event, the problem with USB-C, Floppy Disks in Japan, as well as the PlayDate and the SteamDeck

David is running things on his own this week whilst working in San Francisco, and shares his most recent tech experiences from his cruise holiday and the gadgets he is packing on his trip.

Princess Cruises MedallionClass
Rode SmartLav+
Samsung Galaxy Book Go
Amazon Fire HD8 Tablet
Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Generation
Sony WH-1000XM3 Wireless Noise-Cancelling Headphones
iPhone 12 Mini

Tim and David talk about 50 years of Atari, Apple AirPods, Power UP at the Science and Industry Museum, bug zappers, and Stage Manager on the iPad

Tim and David discuss Apple finally killing off the iPod as a product. Yes, Apple was still selling iPods in 2022. Plus, is Elon looking to bail on the Twitter deal?

Tim and David finally take a look at the latest from Apple, the new Mac Studio. Is it finally time to upgrade your Mac? Also, the collapse of E3, Roku fixing dialog, and dinosaurs! Wait, what?

Tim and David discuss the upcoming Apple event, Roku possibly entering the actual television market, a Mac – iPad hybrid laptop, the terrible interface in streaming services, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, and much more. 

Tim and David discuss Panic, Atari, Intellivision  Amico, Dark Souls, Immortals Fenyx Rising, Elon Musk being a dick, Spotify tries to take over podcasting, and much more!

Neil Young, Roku, NFTs, Microsoft, Xbox, and much more take center stage as Tim and David discuss the goings-on this week in the tech world. 

Tim and David discuss the Xbox, Sony, and Nintendo. Plus Paypal and John Deere getting sued and David picked up yet another new phone.

Tim and David discuss Apple’s Digital Legacy solution, vintage electronic toys, and the state of modern gaming. 

Tim goes down nostalgia road with Atari VCS, a new PS4 Hard Drive, Microsoft gets scummy with Edge, Twitter gets a new CEO, and a nuclear keyboard!

Apple opens up, kinda, while NordicTrack goes the other way. Plus closings on holidays, switching to iPhone, and Bagels. 

Apple opens up, kinda, while NordicTrack goes the other way. Plus closings on holidays, switching to iPhone, and Bagels. 

Tim and David talk about Adobe Creative Cloud, Windows 11, macOS Monterey, iPad mini, the global supply chain, and much more.

Topics include Huawei allegations, Apple allowing external payment links in reader apps but not games, better TV options for John Nemo, Xbox Series S, selling a Mac, and is Wireless Apple CarPlay adapters finally ready for prime time?

David talks about his new 900Mbit fibre connection, Tim is building a new Plex media server from a miniPC, Apple news about their child endangerment plans, and is the xR the best used iPhone you can buy?