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Spending a little time with a fun bang for buck audio option! Soundpeats has a treat for audio fans, offering a triple driver earbud at a VERY competitive price. But what are the compromises here?
Continue reading “SOUNDPEATS H3 Triple Driver Earbuds Review: THEY COST HOW MUCH?”
Vivo X200 FE After the Buzz! I took this phone on a road trip, and it’s a charming little device. Powerful, small, and with a HUGE battery? So why did it take me so long to review it? What do we want out of an “FE” phone?
Continue reading “Vivo X200 FE: I dont think I get this phone…”
Trumps FCC Chairman is looking for other shows to punish. Nokia hopes an Intel executive can turn their fortunes around. NVIDIA invests in Intel, and Intel looks to be cancelling an upcoming GPU. Microsoft raises prices on XBOX again. Samsung will put ads on your really expensive fridge. Vivo shares some fun slow motion footage from the X300. TSMC chip prices are even higher than last year.
And we have to chat about MediaTek’s new premium SOC, the Dimensity 9500!
Let’s get our tech week started right!
Continue reading “#SGGQA 413: NVIDIA Stake in Intel, Samsung Fridge Ads, MediaTek’s NEW DIMENSITY 9500”
This is a special one for me. My friend Wes Eastin has been working on a documentary for years, talking about the history of comic book shops, the fans who frequent them, and the impact they’ve had on comics publishing.
Hilariously though, it’s getting distributed on the EXACT SAME DAY as the streaming launch of ‘Superman’. What are the odds? TWO movies about comic book characters, with the name “SUPERMAN” in the title, getting launched on the same day!
This was a huge labor of love, interviewing creators, business owners, and fans. I loved this documentary, and I hope you’ll give it a watch (after you catch some of this conversation I recorded with Wes of course…) Continue reading “‘Shopping for Superman’ Director Interview – Wes Eastin on Comic Book Shops and Silly Super Heroes”
Amazon and Google face another FTC probe! Korea is halting investment in the USA. California replaces a regulation dropped by the FCC. Microsoft dodges an EU fine. ARM takes a shot at Qualcomm’s business model.
Pixel 10 has already lost a feature announced at launch. We get a better look at the upcoming Xiaomi 17 and OnePlus 15. iPhone repair costs are pretty high. Nintendo revives the Virtual Boy!
And the new XPERIA 10 VII looks a LOT like another phone now…
Let’s get our tech week started right!
Continue reading “#SGGQA 412: iPhone Repair Costs, XPERIA 10 Looks Like a Pixel, Korea Halts US Investments”
Hello India!
I think you have a wonderful opportunity to bring more people online. I just dont think the plans of using cloud PC’s is the way to go.
Let me explain… Continue reading “Dear India, I Think You Can Do Better Than Cloud Computers…”
From the DOJ lawsuit filed against Apple in 2024:
As Apple’s executives openly acknowledge: “In looking at it with hindsight, I think going forward we need to set a stake in the ground for what features we think are ‘good enough’ for the consumer. I would argue we’re already doing *more* than what would have been good enough. But we find it very hard to regress our product features YOY [year over year].” Existing features “would have been good enough today if we hadn’t introduced [them] already,” and “anything new and especially expensive needs to be rigorously challenged before it’s allowed into the consumer phone.” Thus, it is not surprising that Apple spent more than twice as much on stock buybacks and dividends as it did on research and development.
Continue reading “The iPhone Air is the Realization of Apple’s Greed”
Your phone is a computer.
It’s a small computer that fits in your pocket. After years of refining, we should expect our pocket computers to be capable of accomplishing more work (and play) with every successive phone generation.
Sadly, we’ve seen a cottage industry of tech reviewing amplify a lazy refrain of “specs don’t matter”. It’s disappointing to see.
Continue reading “Of course Phone specs still matter. It’s silly to argue otherwise.”