Payment methods around the world One thing I have randomly been quite interested in is how the payment methods work around the world. Cash is one way. Credit cards are another way. M-Pesa was a common method of mobile payments in Kenya. The Octopus Card was a common method of contactless payments in Hong Kong. It’s … Continue reading Payment methods around the world
An ongoing list of questions, bugs, and feature requests on a Pixelbook Is there a button on the keyboard to go the next or previous song? How can I remap the keys to get the same app-switching functionality as comand-tab on a Mac? How can I get more actions within the Chrome file system? What … Continue reading An ongoing list of questions, bugs, and feature requests on a Pixelbook
Thoughts on Setting up a Pixelbook Setting up Google’s New Laptop and Comparing it to the Macbook Pro and iPad So I recently got a Google Pixelbook and have been testing it out and trying to get it set up. I have been using a Macbook Air or Macbook Pro and Apple computers generally for a … Continue reading Thoughts on Setting up a Pixelbook
A Few Free Product Ideas for Apple To help one of the largest companies in the world after having a bit of a drop in their stock, here are a few free product ideas for Apple, many of them very small and random. Make the computers and phones charge togetherIf you buy a phone and a … Continue reading A Few Free Product Ideas for Apple
Apple Accessories: Kind of Annoying and Don’t Really Make Sense I imagine Apple has a sizable side-business selling some of their accessories. Converters from USB to USB-C or a headphone jack to a lightning cable, mini-display port to VGA … the list goes on (this is just the adapters section). One thing that is a bit annoying right now … Continue reading Apple Accessories: Kind of Annoying and Don’t Really Make Sense
