The idea that your phone could be your sole computer is compelling. There’s talk in the tech-sphere that Apple is working on the iPhone so it has macOS along with iOS. This would allow a user to connect their iPhone to desktop peripherals, hopefully a laptop form factor, and essentially have an iMac or MacBook. If true, I’d switch from Android/Chromebook back to Apple in … Continue reading Continuum On Apple
Notification dots are on Android phones – new to me! They’re optional. I tried them, to make my phone familiar like my old iPhone, but ditched them. No more ugly dots! I prefer the Android status bar notification icons. #nerd #geek Continue reading Notification Dots
Now that the new iPhone SE 4.7″ display is “small,” an Android manuf. should make a 4.5″ or smaller phone for the sizeable market that wants a small phone! Like a 4″ Moto G Mini w/ a mid-range CPU starting at $199! Continue reading Android Mini
You, readers and bloggers, have either an Android smartphone or an iPhone, unless you’ve chosen an old-school classic “dumb” phone. In the US, there’s about a 50% chance that you have an iPhone right now. That’s according to a research site I ran into while sheltering and surfing in place. It also revealed more. Continue reading Moto Phone Mojo
April 16th marks the sale start date of the new Moto G Power and Moto G Stylus in the US – the 8th gen of the G’s! You can #addtocart now! On April 15th, Apple announced the new iPhone SE starting at $399. But why spend that much when you can get a Moto G Power for $249? Maybe not apples to apples, but still. … Continue reading New Moto G Phones Available Now
Here are three of my latest bluebonnet photos! Continue reading Bring On The Bluebonnets
Last Summer, when I ditched my iPad and switched to Chromebook, I started thinking about doing the same with my phone – iPhone to Android. Naturally! It just makes sense to go all-in with the Google stuff. But I hesitated, finding it a bit more concerning to fix something that isn’t broken. My iPhone 7, despite its age, is working great. I’m comfortable with the quality and reliability; also, there are a few key apps/features that I would miss. Continue reading Android Attraction
The iPhone is very popular, so a whole slew of people chat with the iMessage app. I often here that it’s one of the biggest reasons for “platform lock-in.” That’s to say, many folks don’t or won’t stop using an iPhone because they’re chained to iMessage. But I don’t get it. Continue reading What’s The Big Deal With Green Texts?
