12/24/2018: Jared’s favorite tech things
Not everything here is new, but when I look back over 2018, these are the technologies that I’ve used and appreciated the most.
Not everything here is new, but when I look back over 2018, these are the technologies that I’ve used and appreciated the most.
Unlike most other wireless carriers, Google Fi only charges for the data you actually use.
If you want your speakers to play in sync throughout the home, the easiest thing to do is pick a side.
Good deals on tech products certainly do exist during the holiday season, but they’re often buried under dubious discounts and sleazy sales tactics.
While previous iOS releases have been notorious for degrading the experience of older devices, iOS 12 actually makes old iPhones and iPads run faster.
Now that Amazon and Google have shipped tens of millions of smart speakers, they’re moving onto smart displays as the next big thing.
In case you needed more reasons to cease or reduce your Facebook usage, the social network provided a pair last week.
Apple is perhaps the only tech company whose product announcements are inescapable.
With all due respect to sticky notes and dry erase boards, there are better ways to stay on top of things in the digital age.
File this one under tech giants behaving badly.