Nokia’s new 7.2 Android One phone is priced for the midrange market and includes a 48Mp camera. How does it stack up?
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Why are we still using Phone Numbers?
Often if you take a logic-based critical look at something that society has long taken for granted, you might see that it really doesn’t make sense in modern society. It may have made sense many years, or decades, or centuries ago, but it clearly doesn’t make any sense today. Usually the reason we still do things that way is because that’s how we’ve always done it. In other words, we’re used to doing things stupidly …
Continue readingHands on with Samsung Galaxy Book Flex and Galaxy Book Ion
Today Samsung is announcing two new series in their line of Galaxy Book laptops and tablet PC convertibles; the Samsung Galaxy Book Flex and the Galaxy Book Ion.
Continue readingHow to avoid paying extra for Gmail
Back in 2004, Gmail’s email storage system seemed unlimited. Today, there are many cases of Gmail users’ losing email functionality because their account storage limits are full. Here are some tips for managing that storage limit without losing your data.
Continue readingPanasonic Toughbook FZ-55 Review
Being able to easily swap out hardware components in desktop towers and servers has always been pretty great, but what about in a laptop? Finally, some one made a modern laptop with modular components that are easy to replace.
Continue reading“Frost” makes Facebook almost tolerable
The Facebook app on Android is not very well-designed and kind of bloated. There are a lot of ethical reasons to avoid it too. Frost for Facebook is a web wrapper that actually brings some excellent features to Facebook on Android.
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