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The tech show about stuff that really makes life better! Pragmatic reviews, discussions with innovators, and practical advice on the future of technology in our daily lives.
We're wrapping up the show to consolidate the Byteside podcast network into our core show, Byteside! Search 'Byteside' in your podcast app o...
When you hear the name Blackberry, most people will think back to its dominance of the early era of smartphone tech before touchscreens arri...
There's a big difference between a product marketed 'for gamers' and a product that has genuinely been designed for gaming, so this week I'm...
This episode is sponsored by IBM, and I'm speaking with Wesley Allen, Business Leader for IBM Cloud Platform in ANZ. We're specifically digg...
We speak to Diya Jolly, Chief Product Officer at Okta, about the growing importance of getting 'digital identity' right in the decade ahead...
We talk to Ryan Richards, Global Product Marketing Director at Sonos, about the new Sonos Roam, the new portable speaker about to join the S...
A big chat with founder and CEO of Kogan, Ruslan Kogan, on his company's 15th anniversary. We first met around 2 years into the growth of ko...
I've always had a soft spot for Steel Series. Back in my early freelance days I did a massive round up of gaming headsets for Atomic magazin...
We speak to two of the co-founders of BuildBee, Matt and Leanne Connolly, about their company and its place in the 3D printing ecosystem as...
This week Google announced it would end its unlimited free photo storage service. There’s obvious reasons for doing so, and Google argued th...
We've got a special double episode of Byteside to share over the next two days. In the last show, Seamus Byrne and Alice Clarke looked at th...
We've got a special double episode of Byteside to share over the next two days. Seamus Byrne and Alice Clarke discuss and debate the merits...
This week, Seamus interviews Michela Ledwidge, a virtual production director who has just helped Harry Shearer launch an album of satirical...
We catch up with Andres Jessen and Maya Sand-Grimnitz from Epos Audio, the new gaming headset brand has formed as an offshoot of the former...
From the aggressive subscription pricing for Xbox All Access to the buyout of ZeniMax Studios, it all fits the mission of getting every fan...
Today's episode is sponsored by IBM, with Dane Gambrill stopping by for a chat about the hardware and AI systems that support major sporting...
The Australian news media bargaining code is trying to solve the wrong problem. It's a Band-aid on an ulcer. We need digital advertising reg...
We speak to Brian Swift, Head of Product at SafetyCulture, an Australian unicorn startup that is using everything from the simplest print ou...
We've talked virtual and augmented reality a few times over recent times. I guess it's on my list of things that are not all that overrated,...
Just as Seamus was getting serious about an exit strategy, activists started hitting Facebook where it really hurts. Is it better to leave?...
Seamus looks at the big news from the WWDC 2020 keynote, analysing his top new feature picks and exploring the potential of some new ideas....
This is a great wireless headset for gaming and at a great price point for the quality on offer. But Seamus can't help wonder if every wirel...
There’s a lot more tech inside this unit than any Sonos speaker ever before, and it has upgraded styling in both black and white that fits w...
Ellen Broad is a boardgame designer. But that’s not actually why I’m talking to her. The boardgames was something of a byproduct – her main...
This tri-band AC2200 mesh router is a perfectly workable unit with some nice features but in this review Seamus gets seriously annoyed with...
Passwords. People hate them. But people can't live without them anymore. And they usually have to be dragged kicking and screaming toward do...
Today Seamus speaks with Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell AO. She's a cultural anthropologist who spent two decades at Intel and is kn...
I first got a taste of virtual reality back in 1992 when the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney had the Dactyl Nightmare VR game on show. I queued...
TwelveSouth, famous for stylish iPhone and Mac accessories, has released a dongle that turns any audio input/output into a Bluetooth connect...
Seamus talks to Ed Pullen, Regional Marketing Director for Dataminr to discuss the company's real-time AI event and risk detection system. I...
Seamus gets his (rather polite) rant on about 8K TV. Why you don't need it in your living room. Why it's just not viable on multiple fronts....
A fascinating chat with Marc Rogers, head of cybersecurity at Okta and long-time leader of SecOps for legendary hacker conference DEFCON. We...
Information is at the front line of so many of today's battles. Fighting the good fight by tracking down the coronavirus and trying to stop...
Google. Microsoft. Apple. Zoom. All the rest of you out there doing calendars. The coronavirus crisis is the perfect time to give us our tim...
We're all discovering together what tech can and can't help with right now. Part tech. Part culture. But keep at it. We'll smooth out the tr...
Wondering what the deal is with 5G? We visited Optus HQ in Sydney to put a lot of the big questions to Harvey Wright, the Head of 5G at Optu...
I spent a week scanning 5,000 old photos with the Epson FastFoto F680W scanner. It taught me a lot about what I should try to take pictures...
Exploring Apple's growing efforts to defend privacy, not just as a question of better securing our data, but in stopping it from being colle...
Seamus talks to the Aussie developers behind two award winning apps, Streaks and ProCreate. Quentin Zervaas from Crunchy Bagel, the maker of...
This week on Jetpacks Are Overrated, a conversation about the state of passwords. From biometrics to two-factor authentication, there’s a lo...
I’ve got a short and sweet chat this week, looking at the state of AI adversaries and challenge systems in video games. Not from the perspec...
One device for everything. Can it be done yet? Will it ever really happen? It's such a perennial question as we continue to iterate through...
This week I spend some quality time with a Kogan 49-inch 32:9 SuperUltraWidescreen monitor and decide whether or not one really, really big...
Seamus Byrne speaks with Chris Charla, Director of the ID@Xbox program, that helps independent game developers sell their games on Xbox One....
Sometimes when we talk about shiny new technologies, we focus so much on what’s new about it, we can forget to think about whether or not it...