TBTT #750 - iPhone 18 Pro has landed, Microsoft's new AI rules

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What is the opening discussion about Val stepping in for Trevor?

Stephen Fenech 0:01
Well, welcome to Val. Val, you're sitting in for Trev's on a well-earned break with his family in the States, and you have kindly stepped in, mate, for Trev. So welcome, buddy.
Val Quinn 0:14
What can I say? It's good to be back in the chair. And
Stephen Fenech 0:17
so you just returned from the Apple event. I know we were together in Berlin, and you went straight over to Apple, and you've been back for a few days. So you settled back in, mate,
Val Quinn 0:27
to the time zone? I'll tell you what. I mean, we have multiple time zones to deal with. Text your nose. I'm back in Sydney for a while.
Stephen Fenech 0:34
Mate, you don't get jet
Val Quinn 0:35
lag. You don't
Stephen Fenech 0:36
get jet lag, do you?
Val Quinn 0:36
I've learned how to live with it, I think. It's just a constant.
Stephen Fenech 0:40
I've managed not to get that. What I normally do is I think, right, where am I going? I want to be in the zone. So if I know I'm going to land in Sydney in the morning, I'll try to time my sleep so that I'm waking up in the zone. Can you do
Val Quinn 0:54
that? Yeah, that's the trick. The trigger is when you have to try to go to bed when nighttime is in that place and then
Stephen Fenech 1:01
wake
Val Quinn 1:01
up. And then you've got to get lots of sunlight and eat as soon as you wake up. And I think that just tells your body, okay, new starting time.
Unknown 1:07
This is
Val Quinn 1:08
how you start your day. And if you do that, then I think you're okay. But if you stay in the old time zone while you're over in the new time zone, staying up late. Yeah,
Stephen Fenech 1:15
that's hard. And look, let's be clear, mate. Let's be clear. We travel. We normally have a business class seat. We can sleep. It's all right for us to offer the advice, but that helps. That's true. That makes it so
Val Quinn 1:28
much more tolerable to say
Stephen Fenech 1:30
the least. Oh, that's good. And we actually
Val Quinn 1:31
get work done, right? I work on the
Stephen Fenech 1:32
plane. Absolutely, yeah. Well, you know what? I traveled to Berlin with Qatar. Have you ever flown with them in their Starlink? connection
Val Quinn 1:39
yes starlink
Stephen Fenech 1:40
that's like being on the ground
Val Quinn 1:41
with the internet that's amazing it's so incredible and when i flew from berlin to to um san francisco i flew air france and they had starlink as
Unknown 1:48
well did they really
Val Quinn 1:49
yeah so it's it's night and day it actually changes the game but the problem is is that with qantas if you fly them
Stephen Fenech 1:55
you're still you got
Val Quinn 1:55
nothing disconnected and in some ways i kind of love that sort of little
Stephen Fenech 1:59
island
Val Quinn 1:59
of uh
Stephen Fenech 2:00
disconnection so their international flights have no it's coming though isn't it they don't have connections do they No, not the
Val Quinn 2:05
international ones. And the thing too is that, you know, they're retiring their 380s, so they're not really investing in those. Those are the big, you know, super
Unknown 2:12
jumbos.
Val Quinn 2:12
So I think, I mean, of any country in the world that could really use it on
Unknown 2:16
international flights, it's
Val Quinn 2:17
Qantas, but they're kind of lagging. But I expect maybe a Starlink or maybe even an Amazon Leo thing
Stephen Fenech 2:24
if that even happens. Don't you find now that I find that when I travel internationally, if I don't have Wi-Fi, it's like something's missing.
Val Quinn 2:31
Oh, absolutely. Especially when you're doing work, you need to kind of check in online, check
Unknown 2:36
in your
Val Quinn 2:36
website, do some research, and you can't do that. So you have to be really organized.
Unknown 2:40
Absolutely.
Val Quinn 2:40
If I'm disconnected, I find that all the files I need are usually somewhere else, and I just realize when I'm on the plane, uh-oh, I can't do anything. So then I do nothing, maybe have a glass
Stephen Fenech 2:50
of wine. Yeah, I suppose that's the upside, isn't it? You just take a complete break, a complete disconnect, and you're all good.
Val Quinn 2:56
Yeah, that says a lot. It's good. We can all do with more of those.
Stephen Fenech 2:59
Absolutely. Well, let's get cracking with this.
Unknown 3:03
Welcome to Two Blokes Talking Tech. Not a bad price. With Trevor Long from EFTM.com. Really handy device. And Stephen Fennec from techguide.com.au.
Stephen Fenech 3:13
Welcome. It was not Trevor Long. It's Val Quinn filling in for Trevor Long, and I'm Stephen Fennec. This is... Two Blokes Talking Tech, episode 750 today. It's
Unknown 3:22
a
Stephen Fenech 3:23
landmark episode, 750, with support from Arlo and Netgear. We'll tell you more about them later. But Val, first of all, I thought we would kick off with probably the story of the week is the iPhone launch. Trevor and I, Trevor actually was in the back of an Uber last week, traveling into San Francisco to meet his family, recording the podcast, would you believe?

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