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If you need to use a Bluetooth headset, but don’t like the clunky kinds that draw too much attention to yourself, the diminutive Jabra Stealth might be just want you’d want. The Jabra Stealth may be small, and quite ...
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All technology things, computers, networking, IT security, etc.
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Many of us purchase some kind of protection, be it a case or a screen protector, to keep our smartphones safe. Considering the cost of most flagship smartphones, it makes sense to protect your investment. The OnePlus is an ...
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Messaging apps are a big hit on our smartphones. But for some of us, we still need to use our phones to make voice calls. If you find yourself making frequent calls or long calls, and in particular also need to keep your hands ...
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The OPPO Find 7, 7A and OnePlus One are awfully similar phones. The 7 and 7A are, in fact, practically indistinguishable exteriorly. I’ve blogged about the awesome OnePlus One several times. Now, wouldn’t it be fun to ...
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I’ve started to run my own private cloud storage service. It’s fronted by ownCloud, and the storage is backed by Btrfs across three hard disk drives. They run off a CentOS 7 home server. This has been something ...
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Western Digital launched last month a new addition to their line of My Passport portable storage solutions, the My Passport Wireless. The My Passport Wireless is not only a portable hard disk drive, but also a mobile wireless ...
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Battery life is often a constant pain point for many modern smartphone users. We’re not asking to go back to the days of Symbian phones and before. Just one full day with a bit of buffer would be great. However, most of ...
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Last week, you may have come across this news about how a passenger claimed Singapore Airlines billed him some S$1.5K for his use of wireless Internet onboard his Singapore bound flight from London. He claimed to have bought a ...
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The OnePlus One may be about six months old by now, but it still grabs headlines from a variety of tech media. The Chinese company didn’t even exist one year ago, and with no marketing budget (or maybe just about US$300), ...
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The wave of 64-bit Android tablets is upon us. ASUS launched another MeMO Pad 8 tablet earlier this month. Yes, “another”, because it replaces an older MeMO Pad 8. It’s bewildering why manufacturers want to ...