After 3+ years with the Moto 360 it was finally time to move on. A deteriorating battery that would turn off after only two hours at the first sign of a vibrate/notification, and when placed on the charger still showed 80%, caused it to be more of a weight on my wrist than any other …
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Cameras on smartphones have reached a level that we no longer need to carry around a standard camera anymore unless you worry about battery life (which we all do). That to me is the largest concern, running out of battery on my phone while taking pictures and then needing a map or to make a …
It’s been more than two months and it is finally time to review my Samsung Galaxy S8. For starters, it was a nice changeover from the Moto X to the S8. That is not to say there is anything wrong with the Moto, but change is good after a while. The phone is sleek, slim, …
Two summers ago I talked about the predicted rise of Motorola, and I did a comparison of the top phones of the time. Well, I figured it was time to take a peek under the hood again and see how today’s phones stack up. To note, I myself have switched over to the Samsung Galaxy …
I’ve finally found my first VR experience that I just don’t want to leave. It’s a game called Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, and they aren’t joking when they say to keep talking. Keep Talking is a MultiPlayer game with one player in the VR (the bomb defuser) and the other players in the real …
Just over a year ago I talked about my first VR headset, the Google Cardboard. Well now I have a newer, more costly, VR headset: The Gear VR with Controller. The Gear VR is an Oculus piece of technology, and they’ve always been ahead of the VR game, and this one is no exception. The …
Three years ago today I started this site with a complaint about Apple customer service, and since then I haven’t complained much about customer service (or anything else on here for that matter). Well, now Samsung has gone above and beyond to mess up on Customer Support, and as the most talked about show these …
Think about it for a second: For 50 years we used credit cards with magnetic strips, and in 2007 someone thought to use phones to pay for your charges. They convinced some terminal operators to install “Tap to pay” options, using RFID (Radio-frequency identification) and/or NFC (Near field communication), to help progress how we make …
It’s time once again for the whole world to freak out over the newest reveals from Apple with their iPhone 7…while us Android users take a look at it and shrug off another year of Apple playing catch up. What’s that? You are an Apple user and want to argue with me? Okay, how about …
Some people pay companies for the ability to advertise for them. Does that sound backwards? Well that’s because it is. But so many people leave the signatures on their iPhones and Galaxys that put at the end of an email “Sent from my…”. You paid $600+ for a phone, and allow them to put ads …
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