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I haven’t owned a tablet in four years. I bought the second generation iPad in 2011. It was an excellent product, but I never used it. Tablets have always felt like something that played better in theory than real life. If I’m working, I’m on my MacBook.
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Function (A+): * One of the most important things with a robot vacuum is that it keeps chugging and doesn’t stall due to the bin filling up, running out of battery or get caught. Deebot outperforms Roomba in this respect because: * The advertised battery runtime is 100 minutes, but my
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A story has five parts: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, a resolution. For a story to be entertaining, it needs to have each part. But if you’re looking to tell a realistic story, it’s not always going to be entertaining. Stories have clean conclusions. A year is
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I’m sitting at a Starbucks writing this review on my new MacBook Pro With Touch Bar. It’s beautiful and I need everyone here to see it. I got my first MacBook in 2006 (before it was cool to own one). I like to upgrade my laptop every two
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I haven’t owned any brand other than Apple since the iPhone 4. What I know about other phones was gleaned from tech blogs. I don’t know if the iPhone 7 is the best on the market. I do know it is the best looking, takes the best photos,
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Bidiction was my identity. (Learn more about my business plan.) I hated how eBay operated and didn’t like the penny auction’s (lack of) ethics. This problem was personal. “I’m going to change the world of ecommerce,” I thought. The profitability of the penny auction business was intriguing.
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I bought the first edition of the Apple Watch on release day. (If you don’t know what the Apple Watch Series 1 had to offer, go here.) I wore my watch every day and loved it. Making purchases and receiving notifications on my watch is so cool. Also, I
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Buying and selling items online is frustrating. Amazon nails the online shopping experience; it’s quick and convenient. Amazon’s users want to get in and out, but the process is lost on those who like the adrenaline rush associated to bidding and getting a good deal. What about the
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I got my first iPod 12 years ago and my first MacBook a year later. I’ve been an avid Apple fan since (check out my collection). I’ve seen every Apple keynote announcement since 2006. Steve Jobs sparked my inner entrepreneur. Being an Apple fan meant something: Individualism, design,
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Multi-level marketing (MLM) is a business strategy that is referred to as pyramid, referral, affiliate, or network marketing. Team leaders are given compensation for sales and for recruiting other salespeople. While forms of “pyramid” marketing are met with harsh criticism, from an objective standpoint, multi-level marketing is a strategy meant
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The Amazon Echo is a voice-powered Bluetooth speaker (Think Siri but as a standalone product that’s always listening.) My initial feelings were speculative at best; why spend $179 on a device that does everything that Siri does? Siri’s free if you already have an iPhone. I’ve had
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In January 2016, my Twitter feed blew up with people praising the Eero Home WiFi System. Users claimed their WiFi speeds increased by three times with Eero. Eero promised their mesh network was the solution to common router issues. Watch Eero’s marketing video. It speaks to the struggles people