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Mobile CPUs Are Now as Fast as Your Desktop PC

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October 31, 2018

We’ve been playing with the Google Home Hub a lot, and it’s our favorite gadget of the year. This little smart display shows you the weather, time, and pictures from Google Photos (which is the best photo backup app since it works on iPhone or Android) in a slideshow. It’s by far the best digital picture frame out there, and it’s pretty cheap.

And then you also have the full capabilities of Google Assistant, and it integrates into your smarthome better than anything on the market – slide down the menu from the top, and you’ve got access to lights, locks, thermostats, cameras, and more. Want to watch YouTube? Just ask Google. It’s fantastic.

- Lowell Heddings

Did You Know?

As of 2018, the title of world’s heaviest pumpkin belongs to a monster of a pumpkin grown in 2016 by Mathias Willemijns of Deurle, Belgium. His pumpkin weighed a staggering 2,624.6 pounds as verified by the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth, an organization that oversees giant pumpkin growing records.

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Mobile CPUs Are Now as Fast as Your Desktop PC

Apple says its new iPad Pros are faster than 92% of all laptops, tablets, and convertible PCs released in the last year. And yes, that includes PCs with Intel Core i7 processors! Mobile CPUs are becoming as fast as desktop PC CPUs, never mind laptop CPUs.   Read More »


Chrome OS 70 Brings Better Tablet Mode to Chromebooks, Here’s What’s New

2-in-1 Chromebooks have existed for a few years now, and have become more and more popular as Chromebooks gained support for touch-based Android apps. But, using a convertible Chromebook just wasn't as smooth as using a tablet. Part of this was the fact that you're still holding a laptop, but the bigger part was the user interface.   Read More »


Windows 10’s October 2018 Update Is Almost Back, Just in Time for Halloween

As Halloween approaches, Microsoft is set to unleash the October 2018 Update on the world once again. This time, Microsoft is sure it won’t delete your files. Microsoft has fixed two different data loss bugs in the original “stable” release.   Read More »


Ubuntu 19.04 is Named “Disco Dingo,” Arriving April 2019

Are you ready to dance, or at least howl? Good, because Ubuntu 19.04 is named Disco Dingo. It’s just the latest in a series of animal-themed Linux distribution releases from Canonical.   Read More »


REVIEW GEEK

The New MacBook Air Might Kill Off The MacBook

Apple has a real crowd-pleaser on its hands with the long-overdue return of the MacBook Air. With modern processors and a new retina screen, plus a redesigned unibody and Touch ID, it's definitely gathering some interest from fans of the original.   Read More »




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FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines


U.S.-Less: The iPhone’s eSIM Slot Isn’t Compatible with Any U.S. Carrier Yet
The iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR are the first iPhones to have dual SIM slots, which just became usable with the iOS 12.1 update. The thing is, the second SIM slot is still pretty useless in the U.S.   Read More »


How to Set Up Dual SIM Cards on the iPhone XS, Max, and XR
The new iPhone X series—the XS, XS Max, and XR—are the first iPhones to ship with dual SIM tech capabilities. This wasn’t enabled out of the box, but came with the yesterday’s 12.1 update. Here’s what that means.   Read More »


Chrome OS 70 Brings Better Tablet Mode to Chromebooks, Here’s What’s New
2-in-1 Chromebooks have existed for a few years now, and have become more and more popular as Chromebooks gained support for touch-based Android apps. But, using a convertible Chromebook just wasn't as smooth as using a tablet. Part of this was the fact that you're still holding a laptop, but the bigger part was the user interface.   Read More »


Ubuntu 19.04 is Named “Disco Dingo,” Arriving April 2019
Are you ready to dance, or at least howl? Good, because Ubuntu 19.04 is named Disco Dingo. It’s just the latest in a series of animal-themed Linux distribution releases from Canonical.   Read More »


Microsoft is Adding Dark Mode to Office for macOS Mojave
If you’ve been enjoying macOS Mojave’s chill dark mode, Microsoft has you covered with the addition of a similar option for its Office apps on the operating system.   Read More »


Windows 10’s October 2018 Update Is Almost Back, Just in Time for Halloween
As Halloween approaches, Microsoft is set to unleash the October 2018 Update on the world once again. This time, Microsoft is sure it won’t delete your files. Microsoft has fixed two different data loss bugs in the original “stable” release.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
What Is Fiber Internet (And How Is It Different)?
The Best Note-Taking Apps for Android
How to Put Your iPhone or iPad into DFU Mode
What Does It Mean for a Photo to be "Sharp?"
How to Make Notifications Actually Display on iPhone
The iPhone Upgrade Program Doesn't Work with Prepaid Plans
The New MacBook Air Might Kill Off The MacBook
New iPad Pro Arrives with No Home Button, Face ID, and Zero Notches
Apple Introduces a Refreshed Mac Mini with Improved Processor Options and Spec Bumps Aplenty
Apple's New MacBook Air Finally Gives Us Everything We Want




Geek Trivia

Which Of These Animals Is Associated With Halloween Because Romans Believed Witches Shape-Shifted Into Them?
Cats →
Spiders →
Owls →
Rats →


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Today's Tech Term

Cytizenship

Cytizenship is a slang term form of “citizenship” that refers to being connected to, or a part of, a community on the Internet such as chat rooms, discussion forums, etc.



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