I tested the Cheapest $70 Laptop vs the Most Expensive $7000 Laptop!
I tested the Cheapest $70 Laptop vs the Most Expensive $7000 Laptop!
The Amazon Fire Phone was a smartphone released by Amazon in 2014 that featured a 4.7-inch 720p HD display, a 2.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera. The phone ran on Amazon’s proprietary Fire OS, which was based on Android, and featured unique features such as Dynamic Perspective, which used four front-facing cameras to create a 3D-like effect on the screen, and Firefly, which allowed users to scan and identify objects such as books, movies, and products using the phone’s camera. Despite its innovative features, the phone failed to gain significant traction in the market and was discontinued the following year.
In this video DankPods opens a brand new phone and reviews it. It’s easy to see why it failed…
I saw the Pixel Watch announcement this week, and while a round watch looks appealing, it doesn’t make much sense because of all the reasons you listed. I rarely just use my Apple Watch for time. It’s for messages, email, notifications, fitness, music, podcasts, etc… all benefiting from a more square display.
Checking out all the gear that iJustine used over the years for blogging.
Techmoan – The future of Telecommunications – The Videophone. In 1993 British Telecom introduced a range of videophones to the UK – These included the VC7000 for business and the Relate 2000 for home.
Engineer Dave Sieg has spent the last 20 years preserving the only working Scanimate, an analog motion graphics machine that was the staple of film/tv animation in the 70’s and 80’s. Dave discusses the technical and cultural impact of the Scanimate and what the future holds for this iconic machine.