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Gadget Detective - A selection of free tech advice & tech news broadcasts by Fevzi Turkalp on the BBC & elsewhere

Gadget Detective - A selection of free tech advice & tech news broadcasts by Fevzi Turkalp on the BBC & elsewhere

By: Gadget Detective - Fevzi Turkalp
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Episodes
  • 26th March 2026 - Tech Talk on BBC Radio London
    Mar 26 2026

    Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Eddie Nestor on BBC Radio London to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. This time; A court case in the US has found against Meta and Google, finding they are harmful by design, knowingly creating environments which are addictive, using methods similar to gambling. With hundreds of other cases pending, where will these leave the social media giants and will governments need to implement regulations?

    Plus March 31st is World Backup Day, when we are all encouraged to ensure we're backing up our data. The Gadget Detective explains the best practise for backing up.

    Gadget of the Week goes to;

    Aqara's Smart Camera Hub G350. This home indoor security camera combines 2k and 4k cameras offering up to 9x zoom, and comes with detachable rabbit ears and pan, tilt, zoom functionality with AI detection and compatibility with your existing home setups. With a memory slot designed like a mouth, because why not? Scoring 4 out of 5 this is a great, and cute, way to keep an eye on your home or children.

    Kioxia's Exceria Plus G2. These compact external USB-C SSDs offer 1 and 2tb capacities and are an ideal way to back up your data, especially for World Backup Day.

    You can hear the Gadget Detective on BBC Radio London every other Thursday just after 1pm and can follow and contact him on X @gadgetdetective and BlueSky @GadgetDetective.com

    #Fevzi
    #Turkalp
    #Gadget
    #Detective
    #Tech
    #Technology
    #News
    #Reviews
    #Help
    #Advice
    #Eddie
    #Nestor
    #BBC
    #Radio
    #London
    #Meta
    #Facebook
    #Google
    #US
    #Court
    #Case
    #Trial
    #Section
    #230
    #Harmful
    #Content
    #Addiction
    #Doom
    #Scrolling
    #Damages
    #Tiktok
    #Children
    #Social
    #Media
    #Gambling
    #Regulations
    #YouTube
    #GadgetoftheWeek
    #Week
    #Aqara
    #G350
    #Home
    #Indoor
    #Rabbit
    #Ears
    #Pan
    #Tilt
    #Zoom
    #Memory
    #Card
    #2k
    #4k
    #9x
    #AI
    #Child
    #Baby
    #Kioxera
    #Exceria
    #Plus
    #G2
    #External
    #USB
    #SSD
    #Storange
    #Backup
    #Drive

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    17 mins
  • 20th March 2026 - Talking AI & Tech on LBC
    Mar 22 2026

    Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC Radio to discuss the UK government backtracking on generative AI regulations, previously planning to allow AI to be trained on copyrighted material and now claiming no position. Just how much influence could the UK government have over a technology largely based and operating overseas, and where will the future of AI take us? Plus a look at the Alexa+ upgrade, this update claims to offer a massive advance in the AI capabilities and offer a more natural conversational experience.

    Gadget of the Week goes to

    Agfaphoto's Realiview Wi-Fi enabled photo frames. Available in sizes ranging from 7" up to a massive wall mountable 32", these stylish touchscreen photo frames have a 32gb capacity to store thousands of photos and also connect to an accompanying phone app over Wi-Fi to stream photos and even videos with sound. Complete with interchangeable frames to suit your decor these are a wonderful way to have your precious memories on display. Scoring 4 out of 5, more details in the show.

    You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X @gadgetdetective and BlueSky @GadgetDetective.com

    #Fevzi
    #Turkalp
    #Gadget
    #Detective
    #Tech
    #Technology
    #News
    #Reviews
    #Help
    #Advice
    #Clive
    #Bull
    #LBC
    #Radio
    #Generative
    #AI
    #Training
    #Copyright
    #Intellectual
    #Rights
    #UK
    #Government
    #Creaters
    #Artists
    #Authors
    #Writers
    #ChatGPT
    #Anthropic
    #Perplexity
    #Claud
    #Legislation
    #US
    #Military
    #War
    #Internet
    #Alexa
    #Alexa+
    #Upgrade
    #Amazon
    #Gadget
    #Week
    #Agfaphoto
    #Realiview
    #Touch
    #Screen
    #Wifi
    #Photo
    #Frame
    #Wall
    #Stream
    #Memories
    #Movies
    #Digital

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    15 mins
  • 15th March 2026 - Talking Social Media Addiction on LBC Radio
    Mar 19 2026

    Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Nick Abbot on LBC Radio to discuss the numerous court cases in America against Meta, owners of Facebook and Instagram, claiming the platforms are addictive and harmful, especially to under 16s, by using push notifications and encouraging doom scrolling. Are these platforms doing enough to protect their users or have they been hiding internal research showing the dangers?

    You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X @gadgetdetective and BlueSky @GadgetDetective.com

    #Fevzi
    #Turkalp
    #Gadget
    #Detective
    #Tech
    #Technology
    #News
    #Reviews
    #Help
    #Advice
    #Nick
    #Abbot
    #LBC
    #Radio
    #US
    #USA
    #America
    #Meta
    #Facebook
    #Instagram
    #Court
    #Case
    #Notifications
    #Doom
    #Scrolling
    #Addiction
    #Addictive
    #Children
    #Section
    #230
    #Filters
    #KGM
    #Drugs
    #AI
    #Artificial
    #Intelligence
    #Social
    #Media
    #Australia
    #OFCOM
    #Grok
    #ChatGPT
    #Claud
    #Perplexity
    #Gemini
    #CoPilot
    #Under
    #16
    #Adults
    #Bezos
    #Musk
    #Tiktok
    #Trump
    #Antropic
    #Regulations
    #China
    #News
    #Fear

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    20 mins
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