In a once-in-a-billion-year happening two lifeforms have merged into one organism, says Steve Caplin. Post Office staff are using Google to tell if stamps are counterfeit. Whatsapp is being switched off in China and TikTok in the US. There's a flamethrower dog, an omnidirectional bike, a cat self-groomer and a way of putting your ex's love letters behind you. We also learn why NASA can't find out if there's life on Mars and hear why Microsoft won't release its way of producing realistic talking AI

Steve Caplin laments the end of Wilko's while marvelling at a toilet-cleaning robot for offices, a tech toilet brush, a sophisticated cocktail maker, braille-coded Lego bricks, vegan spare ribs with edible bones, a snorkel with 10 mins of air, an intelligent cat flap that will stop moggies bringing in unwanted "presents", a humanoid pilot that can do everything a real pilot can do and an ePaper 25-inch poster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Entramos en la última semana del mundial Qatar 2022, pero las noticias digitales no paran, en el programa de hoy hablamos de lo que viene para el próximo año en noticias tecno y las conexiones USB en la EU; la Copello en el espacio nos trae noticias en su acostumbrada sección, en las efemérides del día Felix The Cat y wikileaks.... buena música francesa y marroquí.

In this Weeks Show Justin returns after a couple of weeks out along with Shawn and Andy. Justin tells us about the loss of the family cat and a service called Caring Pathways which made the sad experience a little easier to deal with. Shawn talks about the origins of his son's name Max which allows Andy to share info on Emil Minty, the Young Feral Kid from Mad Max who in Australia bought a Mustang Interceptor only available in that country. Andy shares info on a former Ford Engineer that is building

Share Radio's technology editor Steve Caplin talks to Simon Rose about the San Francisco police's surprise to stop a car without headlights – or a driver! There's also a way to trap smoke-stack CO2, a Rubens painting with accompanying smells, a solution to cat allergy, cloning dead pets, the most popular social media app that aims to get real, wearable air conditioning and crowd-funded illuminated bike pedals that Steve reckons are worth every cyclist looking at. Learn more about your ad choices

En el episodio de hoy, las sanciones que podrían enfrentar en el Reino Unido los dueños de las redes sociales gracias a un nuevo proyecto de ley, Netflix quiere evitar “el tráfico de contraseñas”, Irlanda multó a Facebook por violar la privacidad de sus usuarios, además La última compañía en sumarse al veto ruso pone en jaque a las telecomunicaciones del país...y en música Doja Cat y The Strokes... estamos en RCN Digital!

Share Radio's tech whizz Steve Caplin waxes lyrical to Simon Rose about Netflix's interactive Cat Burglar cartoon. He also discusses Ben Gurion Uni's line-of-sight bugging device that can detect speech from objects like coffee cans and Venetian blinds, Sony's new ear buds that allow you to hear ambient noise, a way of stopping glasses fogging up, some of the bizarre online shopping substitutions, a versatile portable guitar amp and Tesla's odd response to news that cars have been suddenly braking at

In this week’s show, Justin, Shawn, and Andy talk about the guy setting a World Record with a Giant Hairball, perfect for the discussion as Justin's Cat adds to the show Creating a Hairball on the Living Room Carpet. Shawn and Andy both recommend Resident Alien on Syfy to Justin who hasn't check the show out yet. Justin birthday has come, and he got himself a fun tech gift, a stand from Vevor for his Thrustmaster Steering Wheel and Pedal. Justin talks about how he set this up and how it makes it

Steve Caplin and Simon Rose savour the latest great - and not so great - ideas on display at the annual Consumer Electronics Show, including colour-changing cars, a lightbulb that monitors health, a self-driving tractor, invisible headphones, an autonomous trolley, a camera for identification that attaches to glasses for those with poor eyesight and a self-cleaning cat litter tray that also assesses your moggie's health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Go big, or go home! Aiden and Nav end the season with the most expensive tech you’ve probably never heard of, and probably don’t need 😂

Not sure what kinda tech that you need to improve the quality of life while being locked at home? Join Aiden and Nav as the duo discuss their favorite tech to have in their houses!

On this episode the crew tackles small (to possibly even medium sized) improvements you can make to *boost* both the comfort and the productivity levels whilst working from home!

Well well well; look who the cat dragged in...! It's time for the glorious return of Tech Talk - Have you missed us? Steven's back, and is joined by Robin and Tim for a show dedicated to WWDC 2021- Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is held annually, and this year, held online. It was a two hour marathon of new software developments, IOS improvements and generally what new things the Apple whiz kids have been working on since we last saw them. So what do the guys make of it? Was there any

In the massive ocean of laptops currently available to the consumer market, where should one put their money? Join the gang as they give their suggestions on laptops that'll get your money's worth.

Many of us are staying at home more than usual during the pandemic, and what do gamers do? They game! Join Aiden, Nav and Cat as they bring more games to talk about and what do they think about the current game development!

With cloud computing making our life a lot easier and better, Aiden and Nav are discussing the future of the Internet of Things, with the potential of things, would AI be taking over the world soon?!

Welcome back one and all, it's Tech Talk 368! It's a bit crowded in Tech Talk Towers today, no room to swing the proverbial cat - not only do we have our regulars Steven Scott, Robin Christopherson, Tim Schwartz and Emails Andy, but we're joined by Dean Ormond, radio presenter extraordinaire, who comes pre-loaded with his own tech question... what's your preferred choice in 2021, phone or computer? When it comes to everyday tasks, like banking, shopping or social media, do you reach for the PC, or

Three fully grown adults talk about how they spent way too much of their free time playing video games during the lockdown this past year.

In this TechtalkRadio Episode, Justin and Andy talk about the confusion of the holidays and wonder why it is so darn difficult to adjust to getting back to work over the holiday's. Justin gets his hands on Super Smash-brothers for the Nintendo Switch and gives us his thoughts on it and while amazing, what is the downside?Careers in Gaming are discussed with a recent story about Ninja and his income from gaming and endorsements for 2018 which superseded projections of 500k per month which even then

The edges of the internet are hardly in view with the depth and width of knowledge streaming from the World Wide Web. From fun facts to hard truths, scientific study to goofy SciFi, the internet has it in spades -- funny cat videos included. There was a time when quandary was relegated to encyclopedias and speculation, now we unlock our screens and quench our thirst for knowledge... Or do we? Let's talk about that. Is there anything you would like to add to our discussion? We want to hear from