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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Howard Bentham on BBC Oxford to discuss the latest tech news. This week; A new study by Edelman shows only 1 in 4 trust social media, such as Twitter and Facebook. Plus Amazon open their first Amazon Go supermarket in Seattle, with no staff and no checkouts, how does it work? Gadget of the Week is InSpectre, a piece of free software by Steve Gibson which will check your computer to see if it is susceptible to the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities and

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Did you know that blind people can 'see' images on their computer - but only if you tell them what's in the picture.  Adding an image description has been fairly common practice on websites for years but now everyone is being encouraged to do it on social media.  Steven Scott explains how we as blind or partially sighted people can do it as well for others. #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

You might have heard in the news how a security flaw in computer chips could have left our personal computers open to attack by hackers.  Steven Scott explains how this news came about and what we need to do now to ensure we keep safe online. #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

If you struggle to find out what's on TV or what channel you are watching, then listener Raymond might just have the answer for you. Link to product - http://www.portset.co.uk/digital-media-centre/ #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

Un episodio muy corto sobre lo que Google ha aprendido y enseña de la nueva narrativa en medios electrónicos. Con Francisco Forero.

If you're looking for a way to keep your smartphone or tablet charged while on the move, listener and contributor Julie Rodaway might have an accessible solution for people who have low or no vision. #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

Find out what long time listener and contributor Julie Rodaway thought of the latest Sight Village exhibition that was close to her in Manchester. #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

A new feature has been added to the current range of Amazon Echo devices that lets you call or text your family members or friends. Tim Schwartz has been demonstrating this for #TechTalk listeners. #RNIBConnect

Television and radio presenter Johnny Ball explains how many ex-Service men and women could be receiving our support and how to get in touch.

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BlindSight uses cutting edge artificial intelligence to see the world as humans do. Technology in the app converts images from your phone's camera into spoken words, helping blind and partially sighted people navigate the world around them. And you don't even need an internet connection for it to work! Listener Damien got in touch from Poland to share his thoughts on this groundbreaking app. #RNIBConnect #TheWeeklyConnect

There are concerns from members of the visually impaired community about whether the new Face ID security feature on the latest iPhone X smartphone will be accessible. Steven Scott speaks to blind tech expert, blogger, author and broadcaster Jonathon Mosen to find out the latest. #RNIBConnect #TechTalk #AppleEvent

Blind veteran Norman Perry has been supported by our charity for 75 years. Here, talking with BBC Radio Surrey, Brighton Centre Manager Lesley Garven discusses Norman's history with us. #supportthatmatters #brighton #beneficiary #veteran

Meet the voices behind our Radio Play Society. Hear from blind veterans on how they joined and what they get out from being part of the group.

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC to discuss calls by Durham Chief Constable Mike Barton for home appliances to carry a cyber security rating. Why it's necessary and why we need to think about implementing it as soon as possible. You can follow and contact Fevzi on Twitter

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Howard Hughes with the latest news from the world of technology. This week; The TSB are to offer retinal identification via mobile phone to its banking customers, but just how secure is it and should we consider using it? Plus, Sky gets its knuckles rapped for misleading advertising of its broadband service. You can hear Fevzi on BBC Radio Berkshire every Saturday at 7.40am and can contact him on Twitter