If you are a tech enthusiast like me and like the idea of having an assistant to communicate with separate from your cell phone, you either bought a Google Home or an Amazon Echo. Though Amazon brought some fun and innovative functionality to the table, Google has the backing of all its services and powerful
I personally use the Neewer USB Microphone for podcasting and I have to say it is not bad for the price. If you are starting out. I would certainly recommend it. I use it with Adobe Audition and it is fantastic.
Host your own website: You are probably at home now due to the pandemic, why not take this time to start that project you have been wanted to do for so long. These days it is supper easy to build a website and it is relatively inexpensive. There are many ways to host a website
I’ve certainly been loyal, and I truly appropriate everything you’ve done for me, but it’s time for me to explorer other options. I’ll still utilize your services I just need to figure out a few things. I’m almost completely dependent on you, and I’m not sure I’m fully aware of your intentions. I would like
I’ve owned many phoned over the years and for the past 6 or 7 years I’ve owned nothing but Android based phones. Android has suited my purpose very well. It’s flexible and very customization (features that I desire) and I have a lot of options to chose from. Sadly though I’ve powered down my Pixel
Those that have it take it for granted but the reality is, a lot of people do not have access to computers. Maybe they do not have the money to afford it or their environment is not conducive to such tech but whatever the case it people are missing out on a wealth of knowledge
I like the concept of Chromebooks: simple, uncluttered, always up to date, affordable, and easy to use. Unfortunately, there are a lot of trade-offs! I recently bought a Microsoft Surface Book, although my original goal was to get a Chromebook. I primarily use my laptop for podcasting, web design, and graphic design. Still, for me,
Android can be a bit overwhelming at times with all the setting and options available but it’s important to understand that space is finite. We all take pictures, videos, install games and apps but it’s important to understand how to keep a handle on your space especially if you didn’t opt for the top of
If you like simplicity, have no desire to tweak or fiddle with the look and feel of your phone, require something reliable for the most part and updated with the latest security patches regularly and effortlessly, the iPhone may be for you. Also, for continuity If you use a mac just get an iPhone, it’ll
So I decided to purchase a Pixel 3 (black) to replace my Essential Phone and I really wish I didn’t! First off it is a nice phone and the right size if you like phones that fit in your hands but my Essential Phone’s LCD screen seems brighter, the battery life certainly lasts longer, I
If your a developer it’s time to start testing. Android Q is on it’s way and with it I’m sure will bring some tweaks that will make our lives just a little bit better. Changes to permissions, new share options, built-in screen recording, an improved sharing menu, a system wide dark mode and support for
Thinking about starting a website, there are lots of options available. If you’re a large company you could just let your IT department handle it but for the rest of us we rely on figuring in out on our own. based on price, reliability, ease of use and our personal experiences, we’ve compiled a list
Yes 5G is coming and with it the ability for apps and mobile AI to really take off. With increased speeds, areas such as health, industrial, agriculture and many others will be able to control and monitor IoT devices on a level that could increase yield and productivity. Mobile Gaming: Imagine high resolution gaming on
I shop at my local ACME all the time but this week it seems they did an update to their self checkout machine. Normally I would just chose the payment type unlock my Android phone then proceed to make a payment, but this week it asked me for a PIN. Just an FYI, mobile payments
I have a number of Bluetooth headphones but I always mange to go back to theses. The Photive HF1 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones are solid good sounding headphones, I’ve had them for over a year and though they’re not an par with Beats they’re a good bang for your buck. The battery life (12 hours) is great, they
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