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One of the biggest issues of driving in a big city is traffic. There are always delays, and you are constantly fighting to find the shortest route, with the least amount of accidents, just to get to/from home to work. Most cities have traffic reports on the radio, that allows you every 10 minutes or …

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Three great games currently grace my phone, for when I’m bored and run out of shows to binge watch. Homescapes Homescapes is a simple Match-3 game, similar to the likes of Bejeweled and Candy Crush, and with each level you pass you get a “Star”. Earn enough stars and you can start fixing up your …

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It’s been teased and hinted for a while, but Android Instant Apps is finally rolling out to many Android devices. Sometimes you click on a link that would prefer to open up inside of its native app (think Instagram), but you don’t have that app installed…well everyone hurts from that. You see a poor(er) version …

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I am in the midst of changing over from Spotify (which I’ve been a big fan of over the years) to Google Music, and while only a day or two in I already have some thoughts on it. While Google Play Music is the same price as Spotify, the benefits are seemingly much greater…the only …

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When you go to watch a legitimate movie on digital, you are presented with many options, from Apple’s library to Amazon Prime and Vudu to Crackle. But the biggest issue is: After you “buy” or “rent” the movie, where can you watch it? If you bought it from Apple, you are stuck to watching it …

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ParkNYC is New York City evolving into the tech world, and by the end of Summer 2017 is supposed to be at all Muni-Meter locations in the 5-boroughs. At the moment it’s mostly situated around Manhattan and hasn’t fully spread to the outer boroughs, but they promise that it’s going to happen in the near …

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I’ve recently been testing a sleep tracker, Sleep As Android, in an effort to see what I can do differently to get a full restful night’s sleep. The app is obviously available on Android and comes with a free two-week trial (and afterward is a one-time fee of $3.99) which includes a few solid features, …

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