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Samsung Galaxy S – 2010 The Galaxy S is the handset that kick-started Samsung’s journey along the path to world smartphone domination. Announced in March 2010 and released in June, it packed in some of the most impressive specs available at the time. Its 1GHz ARM Hummingbird processor coupled with 512MB RAM and the most powerful graphics processing of any smartphone made it a spec-fiend’s number one choice. At 9.9mm thin (positively obese by today’s standards), it was also the thinnest smartphone in the world, with a 5MP camera and 0.3MP selfie cam to boot. While its 4in 800 x…
Reckon you’ve got a good idea for a podcast? You only need one thing to make it happen: the best podcast microphone. Yes, we are truly living in the age of the podcast, whether blasting out from a Bluetooth speaker in the office or listening on headphones in bed. From football to fitness to films, no topic is too niche to be discussed at length for legions of listeners. This means you’re probably sitting on a pod-worthy pitch right now. Whether you’re ready to broadcast your hot take to the masses or reckon recording your voice just seems like good…
Quick Links How I Find New Movies and Shows on Letterboxd There Are Other Benefits of Letterboxd, Too Most online discussions surround the latest movies and shows, but that’s not what I want to watch. I’m always on the watch for those unique hidden gems and cult status shows that fit my niche interests—and that’s why I use Letterboxd instead of Rotten Tomatoes. What Is Letterboxd? Letterboxd allows you to track movies and TV you’ve seen, write reviews and ratings for different media, create lists, and view others’ reviews. It shows trending movies for that week to help you find…
A new Nothing phone has been near the top of my personal upcoming smartphones wish list for a while now. The design-minded disruptor brand already has one of the slickest takes on Android, and stands out from the crowd with unique features like glyph lighting. Well, the next release may not be far away: the Nothing Phone 3 looks set to be revealed in March. The British firm has teased an announcement at the Mobile World Congress show, and the rumour mill has rapidly spun into action, suggesting there may actually be three models on the way. Should we expect…
If you’re looking for an ebook, it’s hard to avoid Amazon. Thanks to the online giant’s Kindle lineup of ereaders and smartphone apps, the company has a huge percentage of the market cornered. But a new ebook platform from Bookshop.org is looking to change that. You Can Support Independent, Local Bookstores The new store allows you to purchase and download ebooks from a favorite local bookstore. The chosen store will receive the profit. Profits from orders without a specified bookstore are distributed among the participating locations on the platform. You can find the platform by downloading the Bookshop.org apps on…
News45 things that will definitely happen when you move to BostonIf you’re moving to The Hub, here’s what you can expect.Written by Time Out Boston Staff & Olivia VanniWednesday August 5 2020ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsApp1. Without trying, you will end up learning the words to “Shipping Up to Boston,” “Dirty Water,” and “Sweet Caroline.” 2. You will eat a lot of so-so Italian food in the North End until someone clues you in to the real gems. 3. Your landlord will ask you to renew your one-year lease…one month after you have moved in. 4. You will recoil when someone says the word “packie”…
Quick Links Time-Critical Reservations OpenAI’s Operator simplifies tasks like navigating websites and managing online shopping, but it’s not foolproof. While it shines in convenience, some tasks demand a level of precision AI can’t guarantee. 1 Medical Bookings Precision is critical when scheduling doctor’s appointments or managing healthcare-related tasks. This is one task you should never outsource to AI because of the unnecessary risk doing so could introduce. While OpenAI’s Operator AI agent can navigate websites and complete tasks like filling out forms, it lacks the contextual understanding needed for sensitive medical decisions. Imagine booking an appointment with a specialist at…
Photograph: Courtesy Yelp/Michelle T.Where to find Boston cream pie and Boston baked beans in BostonHere is the lowdown on two of the foods most associated with BostonWednesday August 5 2020ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Eric Grossman Thought it’s not as ubiquitous as you might think, Boston cream pie is a dessert you’ll find in one form or another at a few spots around the city. And when it comes to Boston baked beans, one can spend a year in the city and never come across the dish. But if you really want to try a taste of the city’s history, it’s worth seeking…
NewsChic Parisian-style bistro La Grande Boucherie is opening in Miami Beach this weekThe New York import is one of the most anticipated openings of the season.Written by Anna RahmananSenior National News EditorTuesday January 28 2025ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppMiamians with a flair for European dining, rejoice: La Grande Boucherie, a New York-based restaurant paying homage to grandiose Parisian bistros, is set to debut at 81 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach this Friday, January 31. Photograph: Michael Stavaridis Photograph: Michael Stavaridis The eatery, by The Group Hospitality, first debuted in New York City in 2020. Today, the restaurant boats four different locations in the Big Apple,…
News21 things Bostonians do better than everyone elseWe had a hard time limiting this list to only 21 items…Written by Time Out Boston Staff Thursday December 17 2020ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppLong after you’ve moved to Boston and checked off various rites of passage, you’ll start to notice the city-specific habits and skills at which you weirdly excel: 1. Elocution. People can make fun of our accents all they want, but when a Bostonian tells you what they’re really thinking, you’ll get the point. 2. Avoiding car accidents while driving at breakneck speed down narrow, twisty streets without using turn signals. 3. Grumbling…