Yes, G-mee Play Pro 2 Supports Tapt Media Apps – 2GB, 3AW, 4BC & 6PR!   A listener recently asked whether the G-mee Play Pro 2 supports streaming radio apps, such as those offered by Tapt Media, allowing you to listen to your favourite radio station directly through the device, provided you have an internet connection. The answer is absolutely YES! One of the things we love about the Play Pro 2 is the ability to enjoy your favourite audio content wherever you go. Through the Google Play Store, you can download thousands of apps, including those published by Tapt Media, giving you access to your favourite radio stations and streaming services. And there are plenty of ways to listen. You can connect Bluetooth earbuds or a wireless speaker, plug in your wired earbuds, or even share the audio through a whole-home audio system such as Sonos. A quick update on stock and pre-orders Our G-mee Play Pro 2 stock has now arrived in Australia and is currently awaiting customs clearance. We expect to have it released around Tuesday, after which we’ll prioritise dispatching all existing pre-orders. With stock so close, we’ve decided to extend our pre-order offer until Tuesday, giving everyone a little more time to secure their device.      PRE-ORDER YOUR G-MEE PLAY PRO 2 HERE Thank you for all your support!  Finding the best travel camera for brilliant holiday photos    You may have heard the phrase, “The best camera is the one you have with you,” which for most of us, most of the time, is our smartphone. The idea is that a phone camera that you’re carrying is better than a high-resolution DSLR left at home. For happy snaps and casual photography, a phone camera works great. They’re easy to use, always with us, and usually get the exposure right. However, a dedicated camera will beat a phone for quality in almost every situation. Finding the best travel camera comes down to how much size you’re willing to carry for better quality. For once-in-a-lifetime trips, a great camera can help put you back in the moment when you pressed the shutter. We’ve broken the most popular options into three categories: photography-focused phones, compact cameras, and entry-level mirrorless cameras.      READ MORE.

Guests and Topics on the Show

Apple’s First Foldable iPhone: What’s New and What’s Next?     Apple’s move into foldable smartphones marked a major change for the iPhone range. The new iPhone Duo introduced a foldable design, combining a compact outer display with a larger 7.6-inch screen when opened. It also brought changes to how iOS handled multitasking, apps and content across the two displays. Mike Boyd joined us to discuss the latest Apple Fold developments and what the new device meant for the smartphone market. We looked at its design, features, software updates and how Apple had approached the challenges of foldable technology. We also discussed what consumers could expect from this new category of iPhone and whether foldables could become a practical alternative to traditional smartphones.    Delivery Robots Arrive in Australia: DoorDash and Serve Launch on the Gold Coast    Autonomous delivery robots moved a step closer to everyday life in Australia, with Serve Robotics and DoorDash launching the country’s first footpath robot delivery service on the Gold Coast. The initial rollout began in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, with Griffith University hosting the operational depot used to station, charge and maintain the robots. Craig Rowsell, Director of the Health and Knowledge Precinct at Griffith University, joined us to discuss the launch and what it meant for the precinct. We explored how the delivery service worked, how customers could receive orders through DoorDash, and how the robots navigated public footpaths. We also discussed the precinct’s role in supporting new technology, the opportunities for local businesses and what this trial could mean for the future of autonomous deliveries in Australia.

 

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