ABC Melbourne Drive: backups and smart TVs
This week, we’ll tackle tough tech issues from Windows backups to smart TV tracking.
The latest media appearances
Pickr’s editor and founder, Leigh Stark, appears on radio and TV from time to time. He’s available to speak on radio, TV, podcasts, and more, and happy to provide comments as and when, simply reach out either over the phone on +61 400 255 074 or over email.
We try to track each media appearance where we can, though some aren't found online or are taken down at times. This list provides the appearances we've found that you can check out.
Latest in media appearances
ABC Canberra Drive: films and crime
An alarm is being sounded on pirated movies full of viruses, while smart TVs are under scrutiny for tracking your viewing habits.
ABC Goulburn-Murray Breakfast: AI specs and such
AI glasses raise privacy concerns, while a new model could be used for good or ill.
ABC Sydney Drive: scams and AI
Scam alerts, AI misuse, and tech advancements in the bush. What’s going on?
ABC Melbourne Drive: satellite for rural iPhones
Telstra rolls out satellite service for rural iPhone users, but call quality may vary. Plus, Samsung’s new foldables and updating an old MacBook.
ABC Shepparton Breakfast: Census scams & rural connectivity
Scammers target census data while Telstra expands satellite support for rural residents.
ABC Sydney Drive: telco troubles
Australian telcos don’t always have the best time, and this week, Optus is in the news, as are new phones.
FiveAA Mornings: staying ahead of a breach
One of Australia’s biggest energy suppliers has seen a breach and a databased leaked. What does this mean for customers, and what can they do?
ABC Melbourne Drive: all the questions
Lots of tech questions and a look back at AusAlert this week, as Pickr joins ABC Melbourne Drive.
ABC Goulburn Murray Breakfast: stranger than fiction
A glimpse of where foldables are going is on offer with Samsung, and AI gone awry as the tech goes rogue. What is going on?
