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nick639 wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Apple TV version 3A vs Google chromecast version 2?
Depends.
What u looking to achieve with the device?
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:nick639 wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Apple TV version 3A vs Google chromecast version 2?
Depends.
What u looking to achieve with the device?
I have an android tablet and a 5s so was looking to choose the better out of the Apple TV or chromecast. I'm not entirely sure what I'm trying to achieve since it wasn't my idea to purchase either of them myself. Ease of use, portability and I guess HBO NOW at least are features high up on my list.
Parvin wrote:Need some help here guys. I've encountered the problem before but can't remember the solution so here goes again.
Mac Mini (late 2012) ... reinstalled the OS and when it goes to 'sleep' it doesn't turn back on unless i pull the plug to kill the power and then start from a new boot.
I've checked and fiddled with the 'Energy Saver' settings and no luck.
Google Debuts 'Gboard' Keyboard for iPhone With Built-In Search Functionality
Google today announced "Gboard," a new third-party keyboard application for iOS devices that directly integrates the company's search capabilities into an iPhone or iPad's keyboard. With the new Google button in Gboard, users can search for information, send what they find, discover GIFs, emojis, and more, without having to exit a messenger app to visit Safari or Chrome.
In its blog post, the company gives an example of someone needing to look up the address of a restaurant, normally forcing them to leave the app, perform a search in a mobile web browser, copy the address information, return to Messages, paste it, then send it off. With Gboard, Google hopes to streamline that process into a headache-free card system built around the smaller UI space required of third-party keyboards.
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With Gboard, you can search and send all kinds of things--restaurant info, flight times, news articles--right from your keyboard. Anything you'd search on Google, you can search with Gboard. Results appear as cards with the key information front and center, such as the phone number, ratings and hours. With one tap, you can send it to your friend and you keep the conversation going.
In addition to the basic search feature, Gboard lets users search for emojis -- unlike Apple's first-party keyboard -- by typing in key words like "dancer" to find the corresponding character. There's also a section that lets users browse and search for GIFs, and even glide typing for those who prefer sliding to text instead of tapping each key.
Google mentioned that Gboard "works in any app" with a keyboard, although it's available only in English within the United States at launch, with more languages planned soon. Those interested can download it from the App Store today for free.
PapaC wrote:Anybody ever use CompuSyn in Marabella to service a Mac?
tr1ad wrote:PapaC wrote:Anybody ever use CompuSyn in Marabella to service a Mac?
did you?
PapaC wrote:tr1ad wrote:PapaC wrote:Anybody ever use CompuSyn in Marabella to service a Mac?
did you?
Checked them, and he recommended I go F1.
Then F1 hit me a quote for 7k for a logic board.
neexis wrote:PapaC wrote:tr1ad wrote:PapaC wrote:Anybody ever use CompuSyn in Marabella to service a Mac?
did you?
Checked them, and he recommended I go F1.
Then F1 hit me a quote for 7k for a logic board.
Did you switch back to a Windows PC after that?
PapaC wrote:Hearing the fan, no screen. No boot screen, if you hold down the power button, fan would turn off and later turn back on. Blowing hard when it doing that.
The price to change that logic board by him, I could add 1200 and get the initial purchase price of the laptop. I just rest it down for now.
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