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Should You Buy The Samsung S10? So as most of you tech heads know, Samsung decided to release a new phone, the Galaxy S10 as their new flagship leading the way in 2019. Its offers one if the best displays to date on a smartphone with its 6.4-inch AMOLED screen, its has a great battery (it lasts all day!) and it comes equipped with three new cameras on the back of the phone as well as a wireless power-sharing feature. It is also one of the first mainstream phones to get a 5G chip and 1TB option in 2019. However not all of this comes cheap, the phone itself costs a hefty $980.00, which is not very kind to the wallet of the average man.  So with all being said let's determine whether or not you should buy this pho ne: PROS Gorgeous Design Samsung redesigned the Display entirely with this new Samsung galaxy S10 Plus. There isn’t any notch or anything like that but something new. Samsung prefers to call it Infinity O Display where they have put a hole on Display to ...

Product Ecosystem #1:  Microsoft vs Google As the world becomes more and more technology oriented, many of us will find ourselves using multiple office and productivity tools. However, when you take a closer look at the names of these tools, the common root words tend to be Google and Microsoft. It these two tech giants that run the realm of office and productivity tools, that begs the question which one is better? In order to compare both properly, these are the matchups you need to consider: Microsoft Office vs Google Docs - Word vs Docs - Excel vs Sheets - PowerPoint vs Slides Notes - Microsoft Onenote vs Google Keep Calendar and Tasks - Microsoft Calendar vs Google Calendar - Microsoft To Do vs Google Tasks Email - Outlook vs Gmail Office Ultitlies In order to determine which one prevails here, we have to consider these questions  - Which is provides for editing and formatting options   - Which mak...

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