Putting the reader first
With the exorbitant prices of laptops these days, it is absolutely imperative to have some sort of protection for your laptop. There are many ways to protect your laptop: hardshell cases, skins, or just a sleeve. I recently bought a new Dell XPS laptop and the first thing I did was look for a sleeve to protect my laptop from scratches. I prefer sleeves … Continue Reading >
Download QR-Code Momentum Developer: momentumdash.com Price: Free The Momentum extension is an absolute must for anyone who has Google Chrome or Safari. Momentum is a personal dashboard that opens up anytime you open your browser or open a new tab. It is infinitely times better than opening up to a bland Google search page. You can judge for yourself below. Which would you rather … Continue Reading >
Even the most experienced of writers make mistakes sometimes in their writing. It’s something inevitable, especially in the hustle and bustle of our busy lives. Unfortunately, it can be rather embarrassing sometimes when a glaringly obvious mistake slips your sight, and all your coworkers and even your boss sees it. There’s a chance you’ve seen those Grammarly adverts on YouTube before. Like everyone else, I … Continue Reading >
Despite the fact that we’re halfway through 2017, wireless charging remains relatively undeveloped. A lot of phones still don’t feature the technology (including the iPhone) which first came around in 2013. However, we have seen some strides in the field, including more powerful and faster transmission, as well as a new milestone from an unexpected manufacturer: Dell with a wireless laptop. Dell’s Latitude 7000 12-inch 2-in-1 (7285) … Continue Reading >
The introduction of the Surface Book back in late 2015 was Microsoft’s first attempt into the laptop scene. The expectations were extremely high due to the overwhelming popularity of its counterpart, Surface Pro. The success of the Surface Book has led to the recent addition of the Surface Laptop, which does not support the dual functionality of a tablet and laptop. The Surface Book … Continue Reading >
If you haven’t notice lately, more and more websites are starting to autoplay videos. Do websites really think that if a video advertisement starts playing automatically that I’m going to stop everything I’m doing and finish watching the video? Nope. The first thing I’ll try to do is figure out a way to close the video as quickly as possible. The main reason why … Continue Reading >
We all take fast, reliable Wi-Fi for granted. People expect to have pages load in the blink of an eye and if the dreaded buffering symbol pops up even for a second, you can bet that people will be moaning about how terrible the Wi-Fi is. The first sentence that most of my friends will utter when coming over is “bro, what’s your Wi-Fi … Continue Reading >
A feature that has made Apple’s MacBook Pro so popular is the trackpad. Apple’s trackpad is always the standard when it comes to comparing PC touchpads. I still think the 2010 MacBook Pro has a better trackpad than many of the current PC laptops out on the market. However, the implementation of multi-finger gestures in Windows 10 has closed the gap between PC and … Continue Reading >
I admit, an external hard drive isn’t the ‘sexiest’ or most fun product you’re going to buy, but when you need it, it better work. The fact that Transcend’s 1 TB StoreJet M3 external hard drive features “Military-grade shock resistance” was too much for me to pass up considering it’s only about $10 more than Seagate’s 1 TB Backup Slim Plus on Amazon. I … Continue Reading >
Netflix finally listened to its users and added downloads for offline viewing at the end of last year. This option lets users conveniently download shows while they have access to the Internet. These shows can later be played offline. Offline playback is the single greatest feature to have while traveling. It can make a six hour flight go by in the blink of an … Continue Reading >