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Author Archives: Stewart Wolpin
Help Your Employees Stay Engaged, And Stay!
Employers are wringing their hands and gnashing their teeth trying to grok the Great Resignation. “If you are thinking, ‘Oh good, the pandemic is over and now things can return to normal,’ you had better think again,” advises Ted Green, president … Continue reading
Posted in TWICE
Tagged corporate culture, COVID-19, Great Resignation, HR, pandemic, Zoom fatigue
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The Best Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries
Despite what that cute Energizer bunny thinks, batteries won’t keep going and going indefinitely. Before you know it, you’re reaching for a tiny screwdriver to pry open the battery cover on toys, the remote control, or dozens of other power-hungry gadgets … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Mechanics
Tagged AA, AAA, alkaline, Amazon, AmpTorrent, Deleepow, Duracell, eneloop, Energizer, Eveready, lithium-ion, Panasonic, rechargeable batteries, Tenergy
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9 Best Digital Picture Frames to Display and Share Photos
Vacation snaps, family pictures, close-ups of your pet—they’re probably all trapped on your phone’s camera roll. After all, when was the last time you made a print let alone framed it? Digital picture frames allow you to copy images from … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Mechanics, smart home
Tagged Aluratek, Aura, digital photo frame, digital picture frame, Kodak, Meural, Nixplay, Skylight
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Preparing for a New Era of Consumer Data
Your company is swimming — nay, drowning — in consumer data. Thanks to new and emerging digital and data-collecting technologies, each of your divisions, brands, and product units is being inundated with consumer data sources from advertising, promotions, outside agencies, loyalty programs, focus groups … Continue reading
SmartTechCheck Podcast Misleading Apple M1 Ultra benchmark claims, Ukrainian war tech aspects
We chat about Apple’s misleading performance claims with its M1 Ultra, private space travel, tech aspects of the Ukrainian war and coming lower OLED TV prices. Watch this discussion here on YouTube.
Posted in Apple, SmartTechCheck Podcast, TV/4K/UHD/8K
Tagged Apple, Blue Origin, LG, M1, OLED, Space X
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SmartTechCheck Podcast SXSW recap, streaming service consolidation and increased EV demand
We chat about SXSW, consolidation with some of the big streaming services and EV demand spurred by the rise in gasoline prices. Watch this discussion here on YouTube.
SmartTechCheck Podcast Apple Peek Performance, iPhone SE, Mac Studio, Studio Display, M1 Ultra
We unpack the key takeaways from Apple’s “Peek Performance” event from earlier in the week. Watch this discussion here on YouTube.
Posted in Apple, SmartTechCheck Podcast
Tagged Apple, M1, M1 Ultra, Mac, Mac Studio, Studio Display
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Review of the Anker Eufy HomeVac S11 Infinity Stick Vac
When it comes to stick vacs, you get what you pay for. And for $199.99 on Amazon (on sale from $299.99), you get an entry-level stick vac in the Anker Eufy HomeVac S11 Infinity. Read the rest of this review here at … Continue reading
Posted in smart home, Techlicious
Tagged Anker, cordless vac, Eufy, stick vac, vacuum cleaner
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