Last week we dipped our toes into the new and exciting world of 5G LTE mobile technology with our Ultimate 5G LTE Guide. If you haven’t read it already I’d recommend having a quick browse through it first as it helps to define some base 5G LTE terminology that is Read more…
In our first part – Mobile Phones Of The Future – 2018-2020 – we looked at what mobile phones should be like in the very near term. In this part we’re going to get into a bit more futuristic and far flung possibilities with what specs and abilities a phone from Read more…
Do you remember the HTC G1, also called the HTC Dream? I remember stepping out of the store way back in 2008 and quickly shoving my SIM card into it. I had already excitedly read everything on it, prepared my Google contacts and calendar and waited for it to sync Read more…
Back in 2007 Apple launched the iPhone. A truly magical (cue eye roll) product that catapulted smartphones into billions of people’s hands around the world. Since then smartphones have grown in leaps and bounds. CPU’s that used to have one core running at 1 GHz now have 8 running at 2.8 GHz. Read more…
Have you ever needed to transcribe notes from pictures for free? Most people take a photo of the text and then manually transcribe it but I’m here to get you some sweet, sweet efficiency gains bro! Let me introduce you Google Keep on Desktop and Mobile. Using Optical Character Recognition Read more…
Many years ago I remember voice to text dictation programs being released. This was considered Star Trek tech as you would always see those actors talking to their computers back then. These old programs however required you to train them for hours on end and with a proper microphone headset. Read more…
“OK Google, stalk my wife”. Whilst not a hugely publicised feature Google Location Sharing is really useful both for family and friends once setup
USB is ubiquitous and now they’re rolling out USB Type-C too. As such I’d like to clear up a lot of misinformation that often catches people out. But wait you say, surely someone else has already made a USB Wiki! Well that’s true, but that Wiki is about 30 pages long. It also involves Read more…