Tech Enthusiast | Focused on Optimization & Real World Performance | Writer @sammygurus | I'm a tinkerer who spends more time tuning my stuff than using it.
To reiterate how I want to handle this account, I’ve decided not to rush things.
Everything I release from here on out will be heavily refined, but I won’t be distorting my original views on the previous reviews and analysis I’ve made. I went over my previous archives and
FOMO is hard with this one, it’s the fact I wouldn’t haven’t to worry about App Optimization or timely updates in the long term.
Decisions decisions decisions….
Here are my thoughts on the iPhone Duo after my first week of using it. I’ve really been enjoying the phone, and I think a lot of the negativity it’s getting are from people who never planned on buying it, and will jump on any opportunity to trash it.
Apple managed to make the crease more appealing..how and why is this a thing. I wish more folds had this type of crease instead of the typical wobbly mess we have now.
It’s crazy how Motorola refused to be an Apple copy. Kudos to them.
A fresh new experience. I’m looking to get one next year, a GrapheneOS Powerhouse. Can’t wait.
Games have gotten worse, corporations have grown increasingly greedy, and most launchers still fail to match Steam’s basics.
It seems they’ve lost so much money from their own bullshit that they want to blame their publisher to recoup costs.
“Monopoly” has been thrown around
Can anyone actually beat Steam on PC?
According to Newzoo analyst Emmanuel Rosier, it’s pretty much impossible as long as Valve stays independent and privately owned.
“Steam is difficult to avoid,” He points out that publishers have tried to leave Steam before, only to come
