Back in 2013, I did a search for the best Wireless Blood Pressure (BP) monitor on the market and decided on the Blipcare. Unfortunately, I was never able to get the scheduling to work properly and I got tired of ...
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A friend of mine told me to go checkout Hiko Sushi located a few blocks south of Sawtelle Japantown. But she warned me about some of the strict rules they have, including no cell phone usage. I’m not concerned about ...
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Google has finally added a “Send to device” link from your desktop google maps (see below) so that you can get the information on your smartphone. Apple’s iOS has had this features a long time ago and it’s strange why ...
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Another WSOP has come and gone without a bracelet for me. No need to dwell on the negatives or bad beats. Last year, I complained about the Rio falling apart. You may have heard about the rain delay during the ...
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After changing my mind, I pre-ordered my Samsung Galaxy S6 edge and picked it up from Best Buy on April 10th. Unfortunately, my first S6 broke after using it for about a day. After going back to Best Buy and ...
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Sprint has just started a new program called Sprint Direct 2 You that will have a live representative come to your home, work, or anywhere, and help you choose your next phone. This service is currently available only in Chicago, ...
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Before I start on the S6 review, the first thing you need to do is decide if you want to upgrade from your Samsung Galaxy S5 (or S4) to the new Samsung Galaxy S6 edge. To do this, we will ...
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Back in 2013, I tried to buy a Friedrich WiFi Air Conditioner and failed to find one. Then in 2014, Tado announced they were Kickstarting a “smart” AC controller that would use WiFi and IR to control your air conditioner ...
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Back in 2008, I reviewed the original Ooma Hub, which provided me with free VOIP home service. However, Ooma’s new service is no longer free, and you must pay $4-$5 per month depending on where you live because of local ...
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Back in April, Google announced their own low cost cell phone service named Project Fi and asked interested parties to get on a waiting list. Now in June, Google has started rolling out invitations to their service by email (see ...
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