Stephen Fenech TECHGUIDE

from Richard King · host Super Radio Network

Join Richard as he chats with Stephen Fenech, tech guru and founder of TechGuide.com, about space history, cutting-edge gadgets, and the latest tech trends. From the record-breaking Artemis 2 mission and how today’s smartphones are far more powerful than the computers that took man to the moon, to breathtaking iPhone 17 Pro Max photos from space, Stephen shares his insights on technology that’s shaping our world. They also discuss the resurgence of E-bikes amid rising fuel prices, the end of credit card surcharges, AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses with prescription lenses, and what’s next for smart glasses. A fascinating mix of space, tech, and everyday innovations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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