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A couple days ago, I made a post about Android and iOS called " Android vs iOS! Which one is better? ". That would help you with the decision of choosing Android or iOS. But now, if you chosed iOS, I'll help you choose which iPhone you should buy. I'll mention iPhone after iPhone to let you know what you can do with every iPhone. iPhone X Starting with this guy, I already told you the big difference of this iPhone in this post. But now, I'll tell you why I would buy it and why not. I would buy it because: Is almost bezel-less. I love that screen and the gestures that controls it. Switching apps is way faster and easier than in an iPhone 6S when first launched. This would be the main reason why I would buy it. Face ID. Face ID is the latest technology of face recognition. It works really well and I love the features that comes with, and how does the notification shows, it's all perfectly calculated. Dual camera on the front and the back. Now, yo

So, a couple days ago, DJI released the DJI Mavic Air , which has a lot of features but still costs over $500 ($800). The Mavic Air is not intended to be a professional product, more like a personal product, a product that you would take to create cool videos of yourself or your family, your friends, whatever, just like the Mavic Pro , especially if you travel a lot. The Mavic Pro was foldable (which means you can take it wherever you want) but too expensive (which means you can't buy it right away). The DJI Spark was affordable but non-foldable (which means is not that easy to take it wherever you want without being damaged). Still, the DJI Spark was the best choice in terms of quality and price, especially with this new gesture-control technology, but you had to buy the remote separately to unlock the full experience of a drone. Then, the Mavic Air came out, combinating those 2 key features of the previous models, finally having low price, gesture technology, full dron

So... Yesterday Amazon opened a store. But not a simple store, Amazon opened a store where you don't have to wait or check out, you just enter, take whatever you want and go. No, you're not shoplifting anything. How does this work? First, you have to download the Amazon Go App , log in with your Amazon account, scan the QR code when you enter to the store and start shopping. They know when you take something, they know when you get out. A couple minutes later (like 2 or 5 minutes) you can see what you bought and how much you were charged. Is that easy! Where it is? Unfortunately, there's only one store, and it's in Seattle... Maybe you'd be feeling sad because Seattle is not near you. But, you can be happy because this is a whole new technology that is coming out early in 2018. Which means, with time, there can be more Amazon stores around the world, and maybe, with years, some big selling companies like Best Buy and Walmart can implement this technology even

Let's take a look at what we're discussing here. 2 big softwares, different types of phone, and only 1 choice. Haha, that sounded like a movie trailer ! You guys probably know the differences between both of them, but you still don't know my opinion (maybe my choice but not my opinion). Both, Android and iOS, are being really competitive these days, both are awesome, have a good look, awesome functions and unique characteristics. Android is better known for the way you can customize it and change lockscreen, icons, add some functions easily... iOS is better known because you don't have to know anything, actually, about the software, you don't learn how to use it, the software learns about you. Android First, before using Android, is very important to know where you're going to use it, if on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 or in a new brand that no one knows and doesn't even has rating with a 4-inch-display phone. Android has a lot of potential, you

With the 4th Gen Apple TV you get to download a ton of games (a lot for free) for just $150: Expensive for a streaming box, cheap for a gaming console. Apple TV has been popular since 3rd Gen that allows you to watch 75+ different channels (most of them you have to pay) and it's mainly purpose (I suppose) was to make your TV Smart. Because since the first Apple TV not everyone had a Smart TV, most of the were non-Smart TVs, an Apple TV allowed you to watch Netflix , Hulu , HBO and more streaming services. Apple was upgrading the Apple TV as a streaming box until they reached 1080p video output. Now what, that's the top of streaming boxes back then, Smart TVs were being launched, and it became completely unnecesary to buy an Apple TV 3rd Gen these days (2014-15). So... why not do an Apple TV that can do more than just watch Netflix . So, they made a whole new look for tvOS, added a lot of features, added Siri (which is very useful BTW), and the most important thing: an App

It is a very tough question and it has a very difficult answer, but I will try to explain it here, ok? Should I buy a Mac or a PC? So, you guys know I am a fan of Apple , so you probably know my personal answer. But, why? A lot of people ask themselves what piece of hardware and software should they buy at the moment of buying a laptop. But most of them end buying a PC because of the price. Is it really worth $250-$400 for a laptop with cheap performance? Let's take a look at MacBooks these days: MacBooks these days have 4 port, 3.1 Ghz dual-core Intel Core i5 (cheaper one with TouchBar and TouchID sensor), Turbo Boost up to 3.5 Ghz... That's pretty fast. Now, you should be asking yourselves: "Angel, that's awesome, but what is the price?" . The price is $1799, yes $1800. This is the moment where a lot of people say: "Forget it, I'm buying a $450 laptop with almost the same tech specs except for the processor that may be 2.5 Ghz." What abo