In this episode we will answer a question from a listener asking about music quality, how it’s measured and why it matters. We will go into the technical background of the differences between streaming quality, downloadable music files and those which you might find on a commercial artist CD. (Photo by Jon Scudder)
Consumer Electronics Show 2020 at Las Vegas, NV in January.
In this episode we will discuss the Apple’s launch Wed, March 15th of their new smartphone, the iPhone SE. The new iPhone features a 4.7-inch screen, Touch ID, and the same A13 Bionic chip found in the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro series. A single camera sports a 12-megapixel, f/1.8 aperture wide camera. You can take advantage of Portrait mode, all six Portrait Lighting effects and Depth Control. It takes up to 4k 60fps video. The iPhone SE is available for pre-order on Friday, March 17th and will be available a week later on Friday, April 24th. There are three different colors available: black, white and red. (Graphic courtesy of Apple Inc.)
iPhone SE comes in three beautiful colors, black, white and (PRODUCT)RED, and is designed to withstand the elements with dust and water resistance.
In Episode 69, with the Coronavirus sweeping the world, I thought I would review a device I have had for quite some time and helps eliminate germs that exist on your iPhone. The device I have is called PhoneSoap. The device uses U/V light and is quite effective. They have different models which can be found at www.phonesoap.com. We will also covering Apple’s recent guidance that was released on how to clean your device in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo courtesy of PhoneSoap)
PhoneSoap 3, Smartphone UV Sanitizer come in 8 colors. You can’t wash your phone, but you can sanitize it with PhoneSoap. PhoneSoap neutralizes the bacteria that other phone cleaners can’t kill. Sanitize & charge your phone with PhoneSoap.
In this episode, we will discuss emergency SOS functions, setting up fall detection and reviewing medical ID for the AppleWatch. (Graphics courtesy of Apple Inc.)
Emergency and Medical ID Slider ScreenshotEmergency Fall Notification ScreenshotEmergency SOS End Call Notification ScreenshotThird-party application Medical ID available on the Apple Application Store
In this episode, we will discuss emergency SOS functions, setting up emergency contacts and creating your medical ID for past and present iPhones. Take 10 minutes to potentially save a life. (Graphics courtesy of Apple Inc.)
Medical Profile and Add Emergency Contact screenshotEmergency SOS and Medical ID Activation screenshot.
We will give you ten tips for your Apple devices. We will start with some iOS13 tips, move to AppleWatch OS and finish with Mac OS. What’s better, we will do that it about 10 minutes. (Graphic courtesy of Apple Inc.)
We will talk about Apple’s delivery of a new redesigned Maps Application and some of its new features such as better road coverage and pedestrian data, more precise addresses, and detailed land coverage. We will also highlight some tips throughout the podcast. (Graphics courtesy of Apple Inc.)
Collections makes it easy to share locations with friends and family.Navigate to frequent destinations with a quick tap of Favorites.With Indoor Maps for airports and malls, customers can see what level they’re on, restroom locations and even which stores and restaurants are open.Apple delivers a new redesigned Maps for all users in the United States.With Indoor Maps for airports and malls, customers can see what level they’re on, restroom locations and even which stores and restaurants are open.
In this episode, we will talk about Hyper launches HyperDrive GEN2: Next generation USB-C Hub with 2X speed/power of current USB-C hubs on Kickstarter. We will also show you how to track health trends in the Apple Activity application on your iPhone.(HyperDrive GEN 2 photos courtesy of Sanho Corp.)
The back view of the 6-12, and 18 port Hyper hubs.
Hyper front view of the 6, 12 and 18 port models.Track health trends in the Apple Activity application on your iPhone (Photo courtesy of Apple Inc.)
We will talk about security threats to your devices from juice-jacking power supplies, malicious power cords and how to prevent being victimized. Also, on Tuesday, Apple released updates for its operating systems for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, Mac, HomePod, and Apple TV devices. We will give you an overview of what was impacted. (Photos courtesy of Apple Inc.)
Pictured is a 12-watt Apple USB Power Supply. Many counterfeits exist so buying from Apple or a reputable retailer is recommended.Pictured is a USB-A to Lightning cable. Buying genuine Apple cables are a sure bet for protecting your devices. Forget the freebies or low-cost alternatives.
In this episode, I will tell you my personal experience with cutting cable, saving significant money and the technology I used to receive the television channels I enjoy. In a few easy steps I immediately cut my cable bill from $140 to $59 monthly. Both of the devices below I use and highly recommend. We will review the Windy weather application and the website Music Butler, which updates you on the latest releases from your favorite artists.
RoKu offers several streaming devices. This is the model that I use at home. Price is now $79, regularly $99, from Roku.