The Benefits Of Cartridge-Free Printing
By Christine Persaud
To say that refillable ink printers, which offer cartridge-free printing, are a game-changer would be an understatement.
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What You Should Look For In a Portable Bluetooth Speaker
By Christine Persaud
There are reasons portable Bluetooth speakers are so popular. They are compact, convenient, and can be used both indoors and out. But how do you choose among the many options?
Fraud Awareness Week: Scams Our Team Has Encountered
By Christine Persaud
It’s Fraud Awareness Week, the perfect time to bring attention to the many new ways that scammers are trying to defraud people via technology. The methods are clever and if they reach you at the right time, even the most aware person can fall victim.
Samsung’s New Fan Edition (FE) Devices are Coming
By Christine Persaud
Samsung Fan Edition devices, denoted with an “FE” designation, are more affordable options created taking feedback from Galaxy fans into consideration.
Google Pixel Event 2023: Here’s What Was Announced
By Christine Persaud
At its Pixel event this month, Google announced more innovative devices across the Pixel line. Once again, AI technology is at the heart of many of the improvements you’ll see with these new phones, new smartwatch, and updated true wireless earbuds.
Meta Connect 2023: Meta Quest 3, Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, & Generative AI
By Christine Persaud
Meta held its Meta Connect event this week, introducing two new products, the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality (VR) headset and Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, as well as a new generative AI. Here’s a rundown of what to know.
Highlights From the Apple Event 2023: iPhone 15, Apple Watch Series 9, & More
By Christine Persaud
Here’s a rundown of what you need to know about the four new iPhone models, two new Apple Watches, iCloud updates, and new wireless (and wired) earbuds announced by Apple on September 12, 2023.
25 Years of Google Search: A Timeline
By Christine Persaud
On September 4, 1998, Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, two PhD students at Stanford University, along with the unofficial third founder and programmer Scott Hassan. Their idea was to create an online search engine that was smarter and more robust, and they accomplished that in spades,