TechWrap Podcast

TechWrap Episode 33 - 23rd September 2020 · Announcements from Tesla's much hyped battery day · Apple releases iOS 13.4 to the public · Bose helps you get a better nights sleep with SleepBuds · Microsoft announces new features to Azure and Teams at Ignite 2020 · Quick headlines of the week

TechWrap Episode 32 - 16th September 2020 · Apple announces new products, but not a new phone this time. · Google owned Waze navigation rolls out new major upgrades · Nvidia announces the purchase of ARM · Is Triller the new TikTok? · Some red faced federal agents downplaying an incorrect seize · Quick headlines of the week

TechWrap Episode 31 - 8th September 2020 -Update on Tesla NeuraLink -IFA2020 in Berlin last week, what happened and what did people see? -The UK is looking to use robots in some care homes to improve mental health. -ServiceNSW reveals it was the victim of an email compromise attack. -58% of items reviewed on Amazon do not seem to be legitimate -A number of NBN users are not achieving the minimum speeds -Uber trialling car rentals in the UK plus the Quick headlines of the week

Techwrap Episode 30 - 27th August 2020 · Zoom's system buckles early this week · Samsung drops Galaxy Note 20 Ultra · Being cautious with Google Drive · Spotify looking at some new ventures · TikTok unimpressed with a Trump ban · Amazon and FedEx considers delivery robots.

TechWrap Episode 29 - 26th August 2019 • Virgin and Qantas start banning the checking in of Apple Macbooks, but who seriously does that? • New Payments Platform/Cuscal confirm there was some suspicious activity on the PayID platform several Friday's ago • Apple updates and update, due to the potential for Jailbreaking in it's newest OS release. • The US regulator the FAA needed to spend time reminding Drone users not to Weaponise their craft.

TechWrap Episode 28 - 25th June 2019 • Will is back into 360 photography with an Insta360 ONE X (which he will be reviewing right here). • Huawei sales of smart watches exceeds two million units globally and the manufacturer affirms to owners of handsets that it will still have Android Q support for existing units. • Bill Gates admits that he contributed to Microsoft's lack of success in the mobile software market. • Some breaches of mobile phone networks in several countries overseas including Europe. • Telstra shapes up it's plans, but 5G is still going to be expensive. • Apple has another round of battery issues with 2015-2017 laptops • Intel could have a need to drop retail prices on CPU's with the way AMD is moving in the market.

TechWrap Episode 27 - 15th June 2019 • Talking more about Huawei's situation, where they are going with things • Facebook gets involved in the financial space/starts to ban user groups who share dicey information-sell questionable health aids • Samsung stalls the foldable phone/renders appear of a possible Galaxy 11 • Uber flags it's intention with regards to entering the airspace in Melbourne • Activists threaten Heathrow Airport after 30 year expansion plans • Apple could potentially be ditching the Lightning connector in the next model of phones

TechWrap Episode 26 - 8th June 2019 After a little bit of a hiatus, the lads are back and podcasting! -Will gets a new paranoid wallet and tells us about his new skateboard -Trent is on Android, no longer on an Apple iPhone -Huawei has been in the news alot lately, so we did have to chat -Samsung Galaxy Note 10 discussion -5G networks roll out in Australia -Apple held it's WWDC event in the US earlier this week, told us iTunes was no more -Fancy a trip to the International Space Station, apparently it's a thing we can all pay to do now.....if you have the money