iPhone 15 Ultra Following In Samsung’s Footsteps So the dictionary defines the word “ultra” as: “beyond what is ordinary, proper, or moderate” Basically, Ultra is a word we use to overemphasize something: ultra-fast, ultra-powerful, ultra-big. Samsung is the one that popularized this word in the tech world. Of course, they weren’t the first ones to come up with this name. Sony released a phone named Xperia Z Ultra almost a decade ago. But it was Samsung who educated the tech world that their Ultra phone takes every spec to the Nth degree, with the biggest this and the fastest that. And now, Apple is following in Samsung’s footsteps and has…
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Best MacBook For Students
If you’re confused by all the different MacBook models, you’re not alone. So today, I’m gonna help you choose the right MacBook for high school or college so you don’t end up wasting your money. I will address the different needs of different types of students. So whether you’re studying graphic design, art, photography, video, music, or you’re learning to be a developer, I’ll also give you some tips on how you can get the MacBook you need for less money. The first question I always get is, do I need a MacBook Air or a MacBook Pro? And I’m gonna talk about all the various models because some of…
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Pixel 6A Review – Midrange Flagship Device
What makes a Pixel phone a Pixel phone? Is it that it runs stock Android? Has a great camera? Or that it gets software updates quickly? Historically, it’s been a little bit of all of the above, but starting with the Pixel 6 series, there’s a new feature at the forefront of the Pixel identity, Tensor. If you need evidence, then look no further than the new Pixel 6A. A few years ago, a Pixel phone meant having one of the best smartphone cameras available on the market, up there with Apple and Samsung, whether you bought the high-end version or the cheaper A series device. That’s not the case…
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Best 10 Prebuilt Gaming PC 2022
It’s nearly impossible to build a gaming computer right now because many key components are sold out everywhere you look. Finding a good, reliable, powerful pre-built gaming desktop with the most up-to-date components might be worth it. The best Prebuilt Gaming PC include all the high-performance hardware you’d get if you built it yourself, but without the hassle. It is more advantageous than buying a gaming laptop. You’ll have to pay a premium to have expert system builders build your next gaming machine, but it might be worth it if you’re short on time or expertise. It saves you the time and effort of designing, building and testing your rig,…
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Gigabyte Aorus 17X Review – Most Powerful Gaming Laptop
Gigabyte Aorus 17X Intro Gigabyte’s Gigabyte Aorus 17X gaming laptop fixes most of the problems that I had with the Aorus 17. It’s amazing what adding the letter X to a product can do! The first difference is that the 17X has Intel’s new 16-core, 24-thread CPU. My configuration also has Nvidia’s RTX 3070 Ti graphics and a 360Hz screen. Gigabyte Aorus 17X General Specs CPU : Intel core i9 – 12900HX (16C / 24T) GPU : NVIDIA RTX 3070 Ti 125-130W MEMORY : 32GB (16GB X 2) DDR 5 4800 HDD : 1TB NVME M.2 SSD SCREEN : 17.3″ 1080P 360Hz BATTERY : 99WH NETWORK : Wi-Fi 6E, 2.5GB…
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Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3i Review 2022
The Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3i is Lenovo’s more budget-friendly gaming laptop option compared to their higher-tier Legion series, but just how well does it perform in games? We’ve tested 14 games and compared them against other laptops to find out! My IdeaPad has Intel’s Core i7-12650H CPU, Nvidia‘s RTX 3050 Ti graphics, 16 gigs of memory and a 15.6″ 1080p 165Hz screen, but there’s also a larger 16-inch version too. Specification Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3i Hardware specs CPU : Intel core i7 12650H (10C/16T) GPU : Nvidia RTX 3050Ti 85W MEMORY : 16GB DDR4 3200 STORAGE : 512GB NVME M.2 SSD SCREEN : 15.6″ 1080P 165Hz BATTERY : 45WH Single…
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ASUS ROG Strix Scar 17 SE Review Most Powerful Gaming Laptop Review 2022
The ASUS ROG Strix Scar 17 SE Special Edition is the most powerful gaming laptop that ASUS has ever made! At first glance, the ASUS ROG Strix Scar 17 SE looks just like a regular Scar 17 from the outside, right down to the crazy levels of RGB lighting, so you just know the performance is going to be epic. There are some subtle design changes like the UV reactive coating on the lid. The SE actually comes with this UV light, so you can see it, and I mean, it looks kind of cool, but who is out there shining this little torch on their laptop to flex instead…
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Apple MacBook Air M2 Review 2022
Two years ago, Apple released one of the most impressive laptops ever made, the M1 MacBook Air. But as good as that machine was and still is, all of the advancements were on the inside. The outside of it was an old design that we’ve been familiar with for years. Now, Apple has released a brand new Apple MacBook Air M2 with a complete redesign that brings the outside up to speed with how impressive the inside is. Plus, it’s got the latest Apple MacBook Air M2 chip for even better performance than before. There are some buts, though, and the big one is this new Air is $200 more…
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Aventon Pace 500 eBike Review – Next Generation
Today we’re looking at the new Aventon Pace 500, a new electric bike from Aventon that’s got a simple design and sleek look and is available in either step-through or step-over frame– making it perfect for riders of all heights. At $1,700, it’s packed with features like a pedal assist, throttle, a colour LCD screen, and integrated headlight and tail lights built into the frame. Aventon also sells the Pace 350, which has the same frame and build but has a smaller battery and less powerful motor, starting at $1,400. Aventon sent us one of their Pace 500 eBike so we could put it to the test and see how…
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The Internet Hasn’t Changed In Decades—until now.
The physical shape of the internet isn’t that different from what we had 50 years ago. It’s gotten bigger. We have better wireless and switched from copper wires to fiber optic cable. But it’s still one big, physically connected system. An arterial network strung between telephone poles and lace through underground conduits, connecting every computer in the world. But that might be about to change. A handful of companies are trying to build a new type of internet that doesn’t run on physical cables. And instead of going underground, they’re building it in space. (light music) This is what a satellite-based internet would look like. Hundreds or even thousands of…
