Author Archives
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An App Store clickfarmer
This year-old photo of a woman seated at a wall of Iphones went viral on Chinese social media, where it was identified as a clickfarmer whose job is to repeatedly install apps on multiple phones in order to inflate their… Read More ›
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A stylish desk PC
With some work, this could be amazing. Not enough Apple logos and aluminium for me though;)
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Flight Attendants Reveal Secrets
“I wouldn’t recommend drinking coffee or hot tea from the plane. It’s made with the potable water and those tanks are rarely cleaned out. None of the crew usually drink it. I had a passenger on one of my flights… Read More ›
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Touch any MacBook screen
It’s what you’ve always wanted. A 13-inch MacBook Air with a touchscreen. We’ve all done the same thing, reaching out to tap or swipe a MacBook before realizing it was, in fact, a MacBook and not a touchscreen Windows laptop…. Read More ›
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Bob’s home screen
There are always a few things that change depending on circumstances. For example, I added the Apple Watch app when I was given an Apple Watch as a gift. I had a number of camera apps that I finally evaluated… Read More ›
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Bravia OLED A1 TVs- my word!
These sets have built-in Acoustic Surface technology, which creates sound from inside the TV screen through vibrations. This means speech can emanate from the part of the screen where an actor is speaking or a gust of wind through a… Read More ›
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Tom’s home screen
Here is my home screenshot as requested. I’ve only changed a couple things this year. The main feature for me on my home screen is the bottom row (above the dock) where I have the four apps I check most… Read More ›
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Semi-footballer sacked for 2 tweets
A non-league footballer apologised today for taunting a Premier League star over his stillborn baby on Twitter in a ‘moment of madness’ – and said he is autistic. Alfie Barker, 18, a striker for Codicote in the South Midlands League,… Read More ›
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The Casio WSD-F20 with Android Wear 2.0
With the WSD-F10 last CES, Casio started the wave of rugged smartwatches running Android Wear. This year, the company is releasing a successor (via Digital Trends, now pulled) with minor design tweaks, a new low-power GPS sensor, and more offline… Read More ›
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From macOS to Windows
What it mostly is, though, is ambitious, especially on Microsoft’s own hardware. Microsoft’s laptop, the Surface Book, can do all sorts of things, including unlatching little metal cables that hold the screen to the keyboard, which is genuinely incredible the… Read More ›