Back in 2015, I wrote an article entitled Making Happy Audio in which I walked through the different technologies that I was using to create listenable podcasts. In that article, I sang the virtues of a free, cross-platform tool called The Levelator that would level the audio of an uncompressed recording. It was a marvelous […]
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Sonos Roam SL Bluetooth Shower + Hero Clip — by Bart Busschots
Sonos Roam with Hero Clip In a recent show Allison described her journey to a new Bluetooth shower speaker. Based on the review I don’t think you could do better than follow her advice if you want an affordable Bluetooth speaker, but, what if you want AirPlay 2 in your shower? If you’re an all-Apple […]
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Well This Isn’t Good… On this week’s NosillaCast, Bart Busschots will be telling us about how much he likes the Tefeca watchbands. But this segment almost didn’t make it to the show. We still don’t know what happened, but by the time it arrived on my end from Bart, the file was broken. Bart has […]
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Hello, this is Jill from the Northwoods. I realized a while ago I really dislike writing. And, well, maybe dislike is a harsh term, but I’m certainly not good at it. I can get things done. Obviously, the work world needs me to be a good writer. I took a few classes through the university […]
Continue readingMore TagTefeca Apple Watch Bands for Fit and Comfort — Bart Busschots
During some recent pre-recording chitter-chatter I mentioned to Allison that I’m absolutely in love with an extra wide Apple Watch band from a company named Tefeca, and she asked me to do a quick review, so her wish is my command 🙂 The band I’m so in love with is officially named the ‘Tefeca Fortitude […]
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Digital Photo Frames – a Little History According to Wikipedia, digital photo frames were first introduced in the 1990s. These frames allowed you to insert a memory card containing photos you took from your big-girl camera. They were a pretty revolutionary idea. Remember there wasn’t even an iPhone to view photos until late in the […]
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A little more than a year ago I told you about Shower Power from Ampere, which is a hydropowered Bluetooth shower speaker. We bought Shower Power through Kickstarter in October 2020 and as often happens with crowd-funded efforts, it took forever to get the device, where forever is a year and a half. I guess […]
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Feedback & Followups Listener and community feedback, developments in recently covered stories, and developments in long-running stories we’re tracking over time. Apple issues Rapid Security Response update for iOS 16.4.1, macOS 13.3.1 — appleinsider.com/… Related: A nice link to bookmark and send to friends and family who ask for more info: What Are Rapid Security […]
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Klack’s Menu Every once in a while you come across a tech product that has zero value but just makes you smile. This week I paid $4 for a macOS menu bar app called Klack. Klack’s job is to make your normal keyboard sound like a mechanical keyboard. It simulates mechanical switches and it’s awesome. […]
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If you’re a happy Twitter user, I have no intention of trying to make you sad about that. At the same time, I’d like to tell you why Mastodon is so much more fun for me. I’m sure this will shock you, but I’m someone who loves conversation. I know there are many who just […]
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