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?

With David absent, Guy Serle joins Tim to discuss some podcast history, Apple lack of touch displays and employees wanting to continue working from home, Tim’s mini-PC gaming rig, Guy’s new desk, and Activision Blizzard being sued. 

Tim and David discuss the Surface Duo, Galaxy Watch, Bezos vs Branson, inexpensive noise cancellation headphones, and more. 

Tim has two more PC Laptops, an Acer Swift 3 and a LincPlus 14, and David picks up Motorola Razr from 2019. Plus the continuation of car problems for both the guy and prediction of Intel’s issues. 

Tim and David discuss Google I/O, stupid podcast problems that are not actual problems, bad cables with CarPlay, the new iMac and RAM, and Vufine, HP Pavilion X360, and the Lenovo Flex 5 

Tim Robertson and David Cohen discuss the big problems with Apple’s Podcast app, Amazon responsibility for products they sell, consumer advocacy, and much more. 

Tim and David discuss Cassette Tapes and the inventor, Lou Ottens who recently passed away, faux-AirPods, iPod vs iPhone as a music player, and much more. 

Metallica gets a little of what they deserve, Facebook attacks Apple, Australia does not understand the internet, and Tesla has a problem.