Funky Frequencies

To finish off the season two of Funky Frequencies strong, we decided to ignore all of the news we missed and instead rank the most controversial smartphones to release in segments each of our hosts edit!Got a Question? Ask us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠funkyfrequencies.com⁠⁠⁠⁠! Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar and Aaden, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Binath, our Showrunner.

Mainard, after acquiring an Apple Watch of his very own, realised his iPhone XS wasn't compatible and needed to upgrade. And in typical Funky Frequencies Fashion, the crew set off to find Mainard's ideal phone and convince him on it. As much as we'd like to test an iPhone Air on its durability, our mailbox remains empty of review units... Fortunately, Zack Nelson from JerryRigEverything provided some the snapping force stats we talked about in the episode.Check his video out on YouTube!Got a Question? Ask us at ⁠⁠⁠funkyfrequencies.com⁠⁠⁠! Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar and Aaden, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Binath, our Showrunner.

Funky Frequencies is back with another mid-week episode, conveniently uploaded right before Google announces the new line of Pixel phones! Got a Question? Ask us at ⁠⁠funkyfrequencies.com⁠⁠! Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar and Aaden, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Binath, our Showrunner.

After a few weeks of behind-the-scenes work, the Funky Frequencies crew return with a special episode celebrating our first birthday!Got a Question? Ask us at ⁠funkyfrequencies.com⁠!Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar and Aaden, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Binath, our Showrunner.

It's the beginning of our favourite season of the year, and this week, we're all over everything announced from Google's recent I/O event.Join the Carabiner Cult by reaching out to [email protected]!Got a Question? Ask us at funkyfrequencies.com!Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, Binath, and Patrick, our Showrunners.

After several weeks of cleaning up the studio, we decided to change things up and use a very overkill 32-channel mixer to record the show.......which was a big mistake! This week, we discuss some of the recent news over on Planet Android, including a new flagship from Samsung, a new logo from Google, and an ugly OS update to Stock Android. Didn't get to ask us a question?? Head to funkyfrequencies.com and ask us whatever you fancy!Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, Binath, and Patrick, our Showrunners.

After a month-long break, we’re back to talk about some of the biggest headlines from Planet Tech, along with a Funky Frequencies announcement from Riley.Got a question? Ask Funky Frequencies at funkyfrequencies.com or email us at [email protected] Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our Showrunner.

This week, we dialled things down and discussed everything new about the Nintendo Switch 2!Say Hi at [email protected] Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our Showrunner.

Just when you though the world was chaotic enough, consider YouTube Shorts, which now count views for every video you scroll past, a software update for your $900 AirPods, and the dates for an Apple Event in June being announced!! Luckily, Funky Frequencies has you covered with a Full-English translation of all the nerdy jargon from this week. ...And if Mainard can understand the what we're talking about, you can too! We love our Paraguayan Listeners! Say Hi at [email protected] Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our Showrunner.

This week, we entered the Funky Frequencies Studio braced for the Google's latest smartphone, the Pixel 9a........only to find that it's perfect!? Got a question? [email protected] is your answer!!Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our studio seteruperer.

This week, we start off on a trip down memory lane as we discuss Lachlan's recent resignation. After a whole 15 episodes of service, he's taking a break from podcasting and shall return to the world with a new podcast! Mainard then kicks things off with he's brand-new segment, Mainard Asks a Question, where he asks random questions and the rest of us answer him!  https://funkyfrequencies.comFunky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our studio seteruperer.

This week, Apple jumped in and decided to release a series of updates to their product line, conveniently in time for us to record another episode! Join us next week for the biggest Funky Frequencies event yet, featuring a brand-new segment hosted by Mainard, and a release of our very own!Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our studio seteruperer.

This week, we start off debunking the recent Amazon Alexa Event, followed by a segment about the new Framework lineup, hosted by Lachlan for a change! Trivia Scores: Xavier - 7 points Mainard - 6 points Lachlan - 1 point Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. The intro and outro was composed by Riley (again), and special thanks to Aaden, our studio seteruperer.

In this bonus episode, we start off discussing what the Humane AI pin is and what it has to do with HP. Then, we move onto Xavier's lengthy debate on Android's superiority against Apple... Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley with an extra set of hands provided by Harry. Episodes are written and supervised by Oscar, and are kept uninterrupted by Luke. Special thanks to our studio seteruperers, Aaden and Zack. The intro and outro music was Sweet Child O’ Mine originally composed by Guns N’ Roses, and performed on ukulele by Oisin and sung by Oscar.

A whole lot has happened in the cataclysmic world of technology over the last 7 days, with the last 21 hours featuring not just the launch of a new iPhone, but the failure of some of our recording equipment!!Although we may have blown some time preparing, we managed to put together another Funky Frequencies episode worth listening to, as usual!Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley and Harry, with special thanks to Aaden and Zack!

This week, we get the whole crew (except Lachlan.....again) on the show to debate about Apple's new software, DeepSeek, and roughly nine minutes and forty-five seconds of trivia...Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley and Harry, with special thanks to 'Fish' and Zack.

As promised, we're back for round two with a louder and larger crew. Of course, that would be if all of them showed up... Nonetheless, join us for another chaotic episode full of roasting the latest tech that released while we were gone! Produced by Riley, featuring Harry, Oscar, Luke, Mainard, and Xavier

See ya Feb 7th!

Of course, it was an insignificant week in the tech world right until we recorded today's episode... Xavier and Riley talk about the public release of Sora and tease some potential episodes which will drop later in the week! This episode of Funky Frequencies is hosted by Xavier and Produced by Riley :)

This time, for the second week in a row, Oscar is joining us to talk about the newly-introduced social media ban in Australia, as he happens to be a hard-core social media machine. Unfortunately though, Lachlan managed to trip on a cable and power off the Rodecaster, which corrupted our original recording. So although this episode may be short, it is a banger which you should absolutely listen to!

This week, fellow Funky Frequencies follower Oscar decided to join in for one of our best episodes yet. Although the fantastic-producer, Riley, who wrote this breath-taking description which you are reading may be a huge Apple fan, we all know Apple deserves its fair-share of roasting. And we happen to be very good at it!!To the tech companies: If you’d like to enquire about being roasted on Funky Frequencies next, please feel free to contact us!Funky Frequencies is hosted by Luke, Xavier, Lachlan, and is produced by Riley Douglas :)

What can possibly go wrong when your first semi-video podcast episode is of the Bloopers from last week's episode with Mainard? Hopefully it's not a lot... Funky Frequencies is produced by Riley :)

This week, we decided to catch up with our first Funky Frequencies follower, Mainard. He may be loud and chaotic, but he happened to bring along the new AirPods 4 with him... This episode may be a little short, but you won't want to miss the upcoming bloopers episode later in the week! Special thanks to Mainard for joining in on the chaos! Funky Frequencies is hosted by Xavier and Lachlan, and is produced by the 11/10 good-looking producer Riley :)

Much as happened in the real world over the last week, but it was only until the morning of recording day that Riley realised this wasn't the case in the tech world... In other words, this week is a perfect opportunity to kick-off the Funkiest gameshow you've ever seen! Funky Frequencies is hosted by Luke, Xavier, Lachlan, and is produced by Riley Douglas :)

This week, Riley has returned from his international mission, only to come back to a week's worth of Apple announcements. Funky Frequencies is hosted by Luke, Xavier, Lachlan, and is produced by Riley Douglas :)

It has been a busy three weeks since our last episode, and we return with a heap of Xavier's (extremely biased) opinions on some of the latest releases from Google. Luke's 9.5 star headphones: https://www.amazon.com.au/Skullcandy-Dime-True-Wireless-Earbuds/dp/B09NPB1XH4?th=1 Funky Frequencies is hosted by Luke, Xavier, Lachlan, and is produced by Riley Douglas :)

This week, Xavier is off to a music lesson, leaving the rest of us ranting on about Apple Intelligence's missing features (there's a lot!) Funky Frequencies is hosted by Luke, Xavier, Lachlan, and is produced by Riley Douglas :)

Stuff that we missed: - Expect weekly episodes - Next episode will be a little more organised - If you haven't noticed, we are Australian - A Rodecaster was used to record this episode Funky Frequencies is hosted by Luke, Xavier, Lachlan, and was produced by Riley Douglas.