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CES 2022: Major Announcements

Sam Greenwood

Welcome to 2022; I plan to do my best to publish articles on this site more often. First off, as with every year, let’s start with CES. This year as you can see, I’m doing it a little differently; this article will focus on (summarize) announcements that all the major tech companies made. I plan to write a This Week In Tech article covering things from outside CES (if I have time) and maybe later this week ill write an article about the best things form CES. Computer Stuff AMD At their CES presser, AMD talked about 6000 Series mobile … Continue reading CES 2022: Major Announcements

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Apple Announces Updates to OSs at WWDC 2021

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This week Apple is holding their annual developers’ conference WWDC, and the keynote (where they make most of the significant consumer announcements) was on Monday. They announced details about this year’s versions of each of their OSs and a few other things during the keynote. iOSFaceTime The thing that got the most attention during the iOS section of the keynote was FaceTime. IOS 15 FaceTime will start looking like a more conventional video communication platform because of features such as grid view and the ability to generate links to and schedule calls. The most prominent FaceTime feature announced was SharePlay. … Continue reading Apple Announces Updates to OSs at WWDC 2021

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CES 2021

Sam Greenwood

CES All Virtual Edition was this week. Here are some things that were shown off. This year, the conference took an all-online format due to the pandemic, and it wasn’t good. Overall, the announcements were kind of dry this year, but here are some things that were announced there that I thought were cool or important: I’m too lazy to find all the press conference links, so you won’t find the usual directory I make. This year, I actually attended as press, so I got access to a special portal that had everything, so I didn’t have to find anything … Continue reading CES 2021

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Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair Review

Sam Greenwood

Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair is a super fun platforming game. It’s the sequel to the acclaimed Yooka Laylee. I had a great time playing the game. The graphics are great and the gameplay is pretty good. Gameplay In general, the game is great really fun to play. It makes me wish that I was able to play the original. This game is super difficult but that is balanced with level design to keep the difficulty from giving you that ‘I’ll never finish the level’ feeling. The controls are pretty simple but a couple of the more advanced moves take … Continue reading Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair Review

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My Overall Thoughts On The Arms Testpunch

Sam Greenwood

Skip to content The Tech News Source The source for the latest tech news Video Games My Overall Thoughts On The Arms Testpunch It was great. The game was great and fun. I sometimes I had connectivity problems but only mostly the first week. I enjoyed the game because it was fun the fighting was kind of fun. The motion controls were meh but generally worked. I found that for the majority the characters that it was hard to move. Twintelle was my favorite character because she is the easiest to control. Continue reading My Overall Thoughts On The Arms Testpunch

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This Week In Tech 05/13-05/20/2017

Sam Greenwood

This week, Google hosted its I/O conference, HTC announced its U11 phone, right-to-repair is in, Nintendo hosted another Direct, and Biz Stone is back at Twitter. At I/O, Google announced many updates to Google Assistant, Photos, and more. They also announced Google Lens. For more information, see my post on I/O. And also lots of stuff, this summer Google Home is coming to Canada, Australia, and a couple of other countries. Android also got some updates (the beta version of Android O is out; you can enroll at android.com/beta. On Tuesday, HTC announced the HTC U11. It features Edge Sense, which … Continue reading This Week In Tech 05/13-05/20/2017

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This Week In Tech 05/13-05/19/2017

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This week in tech Google announced Google One. YouTube retooled Red, Sony is gong to be ending manufacturing of Vita game cards, the Xbox adaptive controller, PayPal acquires iZettle, Intel 10nm chip. Google announced Google One a new cloud storage service. Google One isn’t Drive and storage is cheaper. There are also a whole bunch of other perks. Here’s a link to a TechCrunch article about Google One. YouTube is ending YouTube Red but not really. YouTube Red is being split into two it will become a Spotify like music service and YouTube Premium which is the rest of YouTube … Continue reading This Week In Tech 05/13-05/19/2017

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Nintendo Direct 05/17/2017

Sam Greenwood

Today Nintendo hosted a Direct focused on ARMS. The Grand Prix was announced as the single-player game mode. In Versus Mode you have: In the ARM Getter, you use in-game currency to win new ARMS. If you get ARMS that you already have, you level up. A new fighter, Helix, was introduced. Described as a “failed lab experiment”, he is a fighter that can stretch his whole body. Battle Mode Details: Free updates with new fighters, new stages, and new ARMS will come out even after launch. ARMS Testpunches North America: Europe: Other Non-ARMS Direct News In Splatoon 2 news, … Continue reading Nintendo Direct 05/17/2017

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This Week In Tech 04/30-05/06/2017

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On Tuesday Microsoft hosted an event I didn’t write about it because I was really busy. They announced the Surface Laptop, Microsoft Teams for Schools, and lots more. A link to an article about the event by The Verge will be at the end of this article In other news Pokémon is one of this years inductees in to the Video Games Hall Of Fame. Also before I forget Microsoft announced that they are having an event in Shanghai on May 23rd. The Turkish government this week decided to censor Wikipedia because they claim that Wikipedia pages connect the country to … Continue reading This Week In Tech 04/30-05/06/2017

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Nintendo Switch Review

Sam Greenwood

I got my Nintendo Switch about 2 months ago and I love it. The library of games is decent Zelda is great(I might eventually right a full review of it) and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe which released Friday (the best selling video game of the year so far) the indie games are good though. The system its self us decent it doesn’t have the same amount of processing power and frame rate as the other consoles of this generation. But it still works well it’s a tablet what else could expect from a tablet. The Switch has some features that … Continue reading Nintendo Switch Review