Most of the times that I wear earbuds, Im at the gym. I started with wired ones, graduating to wireless, with a cord behind my head that attaches the earbuds to each other. For the last two weeks I’ve been testing the Rowkin Bit Charge Wireless Earbuds, and I’m thrilled to say that they are my new favorite.
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This week it is Elisa with Mike and Kevin while Melissa is recovering from being ill.
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Guy has a football game to go to (that American version of it anyway), so the GMen couldn’t find a way to match up the schedule. Fortunately Mark Chappell of the Essential Apple Podcast jumped in to keep that UK/US mix happening and of course the show went completely off the rails AND went really long AND doesn’t have a 3rd section OR after show. Most of it is centered on a conversation in G+. How did that happen?
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Imagine editing photos with an app that is personalized to your own requirements. Macphuns new Luminar lets you do just that. It is adaptable to users likes, preferences, and skill levels. All of its many tools, filters, and controls are adjustable with sliders making manipulation visual. Effects change dynamically so you can see in real time how much or how little you need for each.
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David and Tim discuss the fallout from the Apple event, and they both agree it’s not good for Apple. Feedback from the previous show is also featured.
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The challenge has been to protect my iPhone while being able to add lenses and other accessories. In the past, most accessories could only be attached to a naked iPhone. I was always concerned as I was climbing over rocks to get that great shot with an unprotected iPhone. It was also a pain to take off and put on those protective cases. Since sunsets (and an occasional sunrise time lapse) in HDR are images I like to capture, a case with a tripod mount is important to me.
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This roundup of Silk Innovation iPhone 7 cases is a continuation of yesterday’s article. Here’s a quick review of the common elements of all the cases:
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Joining Bart this month are Gaz from the My Mac Podcast, Victor Cajiao, and Lynda Gousha. The show starts with a quick look at
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Apple recently released the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, and you know what that means: new cases. Ill be reviewing iPhone 7 cases made by Silk Innovation over two articles.
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MyMac enthusiastically reviewed Aurora HDR when it was first introduced a year ago (December, 2015). Now Macphun has released a new-and-improved version, Aurora HDR 2017. With it, you can energize and intensify your photographs as with no other current Mac photo app Ive used.
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The Kasda KA 1900, like the Tenda router it replaced in my house, is designated 802.11ac/1900Mbps, which is the latest standard for wireless routers. There were many similarities between the routers. Both are made in China, both can transmit signals on 2.4 and 5.0 bands concurrently, and both have powerful antennas.
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This week it’s Elisa with Mike and Kevin while Melissa does her Halloween preparations. Let’s hope the crew all gets together soon.
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What if they had an Apple event and nobody liked it? Well that’s not fair as there were claps aplenty during the event and even the Men are split over whether or not it was a decent event. Gaz thought it was fine, but Guy was not a happy bunny. Somehow or another even Steve Jobs chimes in…sure he did.
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Optima NuForce BE6i arrived with a boat-load of earpieces including two with sound deadening memory foam and two small wings that help hold the earphones in place. As with most in-ear headphones, a key factor in comfort and sound quality is the earpiece fit, and these have seven styles to chose from.
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Tim and John have one topic, Paper Mario Color Splash! Download and listen here RSS Feed for your podcast app Subscribe in iTunes Tim can be
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Tim goes solo for his most personal show to date. Later, the Apple event is discussed.
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The Ladies talk about what they liked and didn’t like about the new MacBook Pro announcements.
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Warning! Major Adobe Rant Ahead. Those of you that are rant-phobic may want to skip this post.
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If you’re looking for an unusual stocking stuffer for your favorite geek, here it is: a Bluetooth “candle” controlled through an app on your Smart Phone. Smart Candle Light has a tiny bulb in a plastic enclosure. It dims, it brightens, it changes colors, and provides an entertaining way to escape from deep thoughts.
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David’s running the board this week; he reminisces about the fantastic Sony MiniDisc format and discusses what the BlackBerry Passport is like as your main phone in 2016.
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