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Review: Anker PowerLine+ MicroUSB Cable

Posted on January 1, 2021

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Many modern mobile devices still connect to a charger with a standard MicroUSB cable, and if you use them as often as I use mine your cables probably become frayed and worn out pretty quick.

The typical MicroUSB cable just wasn’t designed to withstand frequent use with multiple devices, but I recently had the opportunity to check out one that was.

The awesome Anker PowerLine+ MicroUSB Cable was definitely designed with durability in mind. [Read more…]

Review: Azulle Inspire i5 Fanless Mini PC

Posted on December 29, 2020

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As you probably know, every generation of technological innovations packs more power into ever smaller packages.

One prime example is the wide array of mini-PCs that recently began to flood the computer market.

I love testing and reviewing these machines so I was pleased when I recently received an Azulle Inspire i5 Fanless Mini PC for review.

After all was said and done I came away quite impressed. [Read more…]

Review: Wondershare PDFelement – An all-in-one PDF solution

Posted on December 4, 2020

Wondershare PDFelement has long been the mainstay of thousands of companies that require a robust and comprehensive document management system to handle their document workflows.

Although the focus is primarily on PDF tools and capabilities, PDFelement works with over 300 file formats by converting them to PDF so they can be edited, protected, organized, scanned to PDF, batch processes, etc.

PDFelement is available for all major operating systems including Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android.

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Review: EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Pro

Posted on November 20, 2020

This is now a digital world, and chances are you use multiple devices to communicate with friends and family, watch videos, play games, share photos and any of 100 other digital activities.

Have you ever stopped to think about what would happen if you lost all the precious photos and other files you’ve accumulated on your computer or mobile devices over the years?

Unfortunately, bad things happen, and it pays to be prepared when disaster strikes. After all, hard drives crash and files get accidentally deleted. And yes, it will happen to you if it hasn’t already.

That’s why I’m constantly stressing the need to back up your data on a regular basis.

But the thing is, backups alone aren’t enough. Why? Because backups themselves can get lost or corrupted! What would you do then? [Read more…]