I’ve owned many phones 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 customizable (I desire features), and I have many options. Sadly, I’ve powered down my Pixel 3 (Hidden in my bag) and powered up
The allure of Chromebooks is undeniable—simplicity, constant updates, affordability, and user-friendly interfaces. It’s a concept that resonates with many, including myself. However, my recent search for a workhorse led me down a different path. My gaze shifted from Chromebooks to the Microsoft Surface Book in the quest for a 2-in-1 device with pen input. In
In the ever-evolving world of smartphones, the quest for the perfect device can be both exciting and daunting. After much contemplation, I recently replaced my trusty Essential Phone with the sleek and feature-packed Pixel 3 in black. However, the journey has been filled with unexpected twists and turns, leading me to question if the upgrade
I was just driving along when my TPM (tire pressure monitor) sensor came on. I just checked the pressure on all my tires so I was a bit puzzled. I didn’t want to take any chances potentially having to jack up my huge body-on-frame SUV in the busy cold NY (24 degrees Fahrenheit) streets, so
In the fast-paced world of technology, certain apps have become integral to our daily lives. One such app, Google Voice, has been my go-to for communication to the extent that I find myself pausing to recall my phone number. Google Voice has undergone significant updates over the years, and the latest one, rolled out last
So, I recently decided to part ways with my cracked Note 5, and in my quest for a replacement, I stumbled upon the Essential Phone. Let me tell you, this thing is a speed demon. As I wasn’t among the first adopters, I seem to have sidestepped the issues that some users have reported. Sure,
Love it or hate it (but let’s be honest, you have to understand the purpose!), the new Maybach is a strikingly well-appointed refresh, pushing the boundaries of luxury in the automotive world. The 2019 model year is a clear statement from Maybach, attempting to carve its own identity and distance itself from the regular S
Now that Genesis is its own brand, it’s time to start showing the world what they have in store for Mercedes, Audi, and BMW. The Genesis Essentia is a nice start, with a claimed drivetrain good for 0-60 in 3.0 seconds, a luxuriously plush interior, and a minimalist design. It would be nice to see
You may have heard that Verizon decided to pull the plug on the Wear24, but let me tell you, I own one, and it’s a hidden gem. With LTE calling and an impressive battery life, it easily surpasses any smartwatch I’ve owned in the past. One day, in a bout of boredom, I decided to
As a longtime enthusiast of Nexus phones, I’ve journeyed through the years with various models, reveling in the flexibility and the pure Android experience they offered. Sure, the Nexus line was considered niche, but for those who appreciated an untainted Android environment, it was a phone worth owning. One of the aspects I cherished the
Yes I still have a Nexus 6P and I love it. The battery still holds a charge, it got updated to Android Oreo, it has a headphone jack, it still responsive, it has dual front facing speakers, the camera works well, it has a nice premium metal and grass look and the screen is a nice
So, I recently bought a Lexus GX 460, and it’s a great body-on-frame vehicle with good performance and excellent off-road capabilities. The headlights are bright, the suspension is smooth, and the interior, complete with the real leather package and real wood trim, is wonderful. However, I have a couple of issues. The head unit is
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