Intro

Randy helps you decide if you really need those apps that are taking up space on your smartphone.

Announcements

• Just over a month ago, I mentioned a new offering, which I'm going to touch on.

There's an App for That

○ There are thousands of apps that tend to focus on One Thing.

○ I can't even begin to think how many times a friend or family member recommends an app for something. "Did you try that new house party app?" "Waze is my favorite GPS app".

§ House party, unless you have an absolute need to play games over the phone all of the time, Facebook messenger will just continue to dominate, and it's likely you don't have to both your friends, asking them to download yet another app - because facebook has over 1.6 Billion Daily Active Users (2.5 Billion Monthly Active Users) - https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/facebook-reports-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2019-results-300995616.html

§ Apps like Houseparty/Zoom, etc, really tended to peak during the lockdown. I think many of them will naturally drop, as I've already deleted my app. If there comes a moment where someone needs me to join a houseparty game, I can just re-download it and join. The odds are, you'll have better battery life the less apps you have running services on your phone, checking for updates, sending you notifications - or calling back home as some people may call it.

• More free space on your phone, less likely to be inclined to pay Apple for storage overage (because they give you a measly 5GB for iCloud backup.

How to downsize on iOS vs Android

• Think about how many apps you actually use daily

○ Android users may have more apps, naturally, since Android is so customizable, there are apps one could use for customization. So I tend to skip those and don't consider them a waste. Even though Android is a customization beast, I tend to keep things simple, just installing a Custom Launcher (that allows tons of customization within itself). That launcher is Nova Launcher and it's been the best Android launcher out there for years.

○ iOS is a bit more locked-down as far as customization, so users may be less likely to get lost in customizing.

§ Ask yourself some simple questions:

"What functionality does the app offer that the mobile website does not offer?"..It will probably be something relate to the camera and scanning things into the app.

"How often am I going to use the mobile app?"

○ Assess which technology services (ones that use apps) that you need.

§ Examples would be: "I have an HBO Max Subscription - It has an app so that I can stream services to my TV"…I could either pull out the laptop computer every time I want to stream a show, or I could install the app on my phone, which would likely make sense.

§ Companies that insist you install their app to "manage your account/pay bills", I think are a waste. I only ever log into those type of apps if, for some reason, they jack up my bill or something unexpected - which, I'm usually calling them for those type of issues anyway. Those apps are a waste of space.

§ Phone dialer - built into your phone - allows your phone to, surprise, make calls. You don't need any "spam-blocking"/"Caller ID" apps, in my opinion, as mobile phone operating systems are getting better at having those features backed in. A great example would be the Google Pixel Line (phone screening), and the iPhone spam block - it works fairly well, and has done that for years. You likely don't need any calling assistant apps.

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Intro

Randy gives you Ten reason on why he has fully-switched to the Edge browser and away from Google Chrome.

10 Reasons I've Switched to Edge, Full Time

• 1.) Google is an advertising company. Repeat that in your mind.

• 2.) It's harmful to web standards, in my opinion, as most developers are developing their sites for chrome, who also want to be indexed on Google's website.

• 3.) Updates itself in the background, without most people even knowing that.

○ At least Firefox installs an "updater" utility under control panel to actually give you a hint. Chrome just magically does it. You can think of this as a good thing or bad thing, obviously, but at least prompt the user so maybe they'll feel inclined to look at the changelog.

• 4.) Google is always striving to track you. Even if you open a new Incognito Tab.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2020/06/03/google-chrome-privacy-lawsuit-could-you-get-a-5000-payout-incognito-mode-class-action/#6f51bc001485

• 5.) While the code/core of Edge is based on C/C++ just like Chrome, Microsoft is already working on improving the C/C++ Code within Edge. This is where Microsoft is considering looking at a more modern language called Rust, that Firefox already uses!

• 6.) Edge can run Chrome extensions. Being that edge has so many features out of the box, I find myself not needing many extensions anyway.

• 7.) Even though Edge has gone through some drastic layout changes over the past few years, Microsoft has always been proud to display how it uses less RAM than other browsers. I find that it "backgrounds" or hibernates tabs very efficiently. I can't speak for everyone's computer setup, as different people may be using different extensions for their browser, so try it out for yourself and see if Edge eats up as much RAM as Chrome or Firefox.

• 8.) Edge has very easy Privacy settings - If you've setup a Windows 10 machine for the first time, you may know what I'm talk about - it has a bunch of Sliders, that explains each aspect of the privacy setting that you're enabling or disabling.

○ The settings are "Basic"/"Balanced"/"Strict".

• 9.) Tab Groups and Collections. You can organize tabs into groups because managing a ton of open tabs can VERY MUCH get messy. For instance, I can right click on any of my Edge tabs and "add to collection". This is an integration that Microsoft has with Pinterest. Additionally, that collections features is getting the ability to send to Word, Excel, or One Note. This is a great way to make an outline in based on the collections you've created. Right off the top of my head, this would be great for something like recipes.

https://www.liventerprise.com/compare/Google_Chrome_vs_Microsoft_Edge/

• 10.) Built-in Tracking Prevention. This is also in the same area that I've mentioned for Privacy settings in #8. There is a "Blocked Trackers" area that allows you to view the sites that they've blocked from tracking you. I was VERY surprised at how many sites appeared in that list! As of this podcast episode, the current trackers blocked by Edge in my browser so far are: 13,093.

https://www.howtogeek.com/659857/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-microsoft-edge-browser/

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Five Cool, New Gadgets I'd Consider Trying

• Fuse Reel - Side Kick: Collapsible Laptop Charger Winder

○ It's on Kickstarter

○ Looks like It may work with a modern Dell laptop charger. For sure works with Macbook chargers

○ Link: The Side Kick by Fuse: Collapsible Laptop Charger Winder

○ It's on amazon now - https://www.amazon.com/Fuse-Collapsible-Organizer-Compatible-management/dp/B07VBBLJDZ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=sidekick+fuse&qid=1590962824&sr=8-1

• Meeting Owl

○ This will be great for when we go back to work and are together, again in a meeting room.

○ This product may be interesting to us IT Folks that have worked with similar systems from Microsoft, such as the Polycom CX series, that can sometimes cost around $10,000.

§ OWL Labs Sells the Meeting Owl Pro for $999 dollars. (There is a normal version that's cheaper with a lower resolution).

□ Inside , it has 8 smart mics, with a mic pickup range of 18 feet. You put this right in the center of your table and start meeting, and can display your meeting attendees in 1080p HD. It will cut to the screen of the person talking - when they're in the same room!

□ It has a 360 degree camera.

® Why do I think it's brilliant? You don't have to have a ton of people in a building, using separate wificonnections, eating up all your internet bandwidth. With this device, you can all just start talking, using the device's one connection.

◊ We tried it at my work and it was awesome.

® Link: https://www.owllabs.com/

• Crescent Lufkin 4" Compact Measuring Wheel

○ This seems like one of those things I'd just buy because I thought it was amazing, even though I didn't need it all. I remember seeing people with these all of the time, in business environments, measuring an office professionally. Now, I can have one..for no reason at all… But I might need it! Like, I want to finish my basement in a year or so from now. I could totally see this making it super-fast to measure off room dimensions.

○ Maybe you want to measure the grass outside for a bocce ball court, or a practice putt-putt area. Seems like something useful that I could just hang in the garage and eventually find a good reason to use it.

○ Link: https://www.amazon.com/Lufkin-PSMW28CL-Compact-Measuring-Wheel/dp/B06XC53439/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=sl1&tag=kaleemullah-20&linkId=4e3721e7d423465fa4ed0f52474773e8&language=en_US

• LifeSpan Fitness: Treadmill Standing Desk

○ LifeSpan Fitness is the brand you want to order from. They're built very solid, with Top-notch support.

I've seen it for myself, and I'm really impressed with their thorough customer service.

PAY THE EXTA money, and get their warranty. Pay attention to the model you're buying and make sure it hits the MPH that will fit your needs.

Quiet, solid

Holds up to 350lbs.

*things to note, no incline

Link: https://www.lifespanfitness.com/

• Mirage Eclipse (Hobie) - The first true "Stand Up Pedalboard".

○ It looks really amazing. What looks cool about this to me is that it appears it would be easier to keep your center of gravity on the board. I've you've tried a paddle board like I have, you may know that it's hard for some people to stay balanced on them - maybe just me.

○ Link: https://www.hobie.com/pedalboards/mirage-eclipse/

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Randy talks about 4 interesting and useful apps and websites.

Random Tech that I Find Useful

• Socratic by Google.

○ It's a learning app geared toward high school and university students, aiming to help them understand school work.

§ Students can:

"use their voice or cameras to ask for help on anything they're confused about, and Socratic finds the best online resources that are available"

From

○ Uses AI from Google - It's available in these app stores:

§ Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.socratic&hl=en_US

§ App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/socratic-by-google/id1014164514

• Mathway - Math Problem Solver can do: Basic math, Algebra, Trig, Calc, Statistics, even Chemistry and Graphing.

○ If you'd like this to help your kids with math, you probably can, but I'd bet they're already heard of it. Being that it's hard to cheat at math, this would be a great learning tool!

§ It has a computer-accessible website, which is great being that it seems everything is limited to a mobile app nowadays. The mobile app has the ability to let you snap a photo of the math problem and it figures it out! I tried it on some simple algebra (I have extra-sloppy handwriting) and it still solved it. That's AI, baby!

○ Mathway is available in these app stores:

§ Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bagatrix.mathway.android&hl=en

§ App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mathway/id467329677

• PDFescape.com - https://www.pdfescape.com/windows/

○ This is a Very-basic PDF editor that allows you to Annotate, Fill-out forms, password protect PDFS and re-save them to your computer. The PDF Editing functionality is limited compared to the Adobe editor, because Adobe is the de-facto PDF king.

• Microsoft Edge Brower (The New One)

○ Can run on Windows 7, 7, macOS, iOS, Android - and soon Linux!

§ I've been using it for a few months and it's Amazing! For over 10 years, I was stuck on Google Chrome. I felt like I could never get away from it. This is the first time in 10 years, I've switched and stuck with it! It's like being successful on a diet, away from Google.

□ Microsoft makes it hard to hold on to the idea that you can't get away from Chrome extensions, because Edge can run those extensions! It can sync your bookmarks, passwords and more to any free Microsoft account if you wish to do so.

□ It's up-front about privacy options

§ It could be a research BEAST because of the powerful "Collections" feature.

□ You can add websites to collections and add custom notes to each site that you add.

From there, you can then send your collection to the online version of Word, Excel, or even open all of the collection links as individual browser tabs. If you move the collection to Word or Excel, you can further edit the contents of the collection. This might be a great way for someone to outlook a research paper.

Apps that don't earn my interest:

• Apps that, in general, have a "SIGN-IN" screen before you're able to use the app.

○ How do you know that I care to sign up with my info before even trying out your app. BuhBye.

○ For the most part, the apps I've listed above don't make you create annoying accounts. Well, at least Mathway doesn’t before you get to use it. The Socratic by Google app just asks you to sign in with your Google account (which most people seem to already have), so it's not too annoying.

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Intro

Randy yapping about his great experiences when dealing with small business, and how it was quite the opposite when dealing with the big players.

Announcements

• Returned the ATEM Mini that Focus Camera shipped in error. They handled the return process and properly refunded me. Made me think back to my ROOOOOTS, loving small businesses.

• Tomorrow, I will be receiving the actual ATEM Mini Pro - This is the one that's backordered for months from many companies, but not this one small businesses out there, working hard to satisfy customers and build long-lasting relationships.

• Don't forget the one of my all-time favorite software is still on sale with the Manly Hanley Podcast Promotion. This sale is good though June 15th, 2020

Supporting Small Businesses Before Big Business

• I've been trying to redevelop this habit more so during the pandemic.

○ Just as much as we're trying to survive at home, businesses are trying to survive "out there".

§ It's beneficial to both the small business and the customer during these times, because the natural habit is to go to the big box store. In many cases, defaulting to the Big-box store has blown up on me.

□ Examples would be emailing B&H Photo and Focus Camera for the last 3 weeks, trying to chase down an ATEM Mini Pro. Getting mixed answers of availability from a company that sells thousands of items per day, compared to a small business that may have just a handful.

® What I did was simply visit the product manufacturer's website and looked up their "Authorized Retailers". Some of those retailers were very small businesses, that have 25+ years of experience in that very trade! So I emailed one. They responded and had one left in stock for the week!

◊ Thanks for Rich at EOS Tech Group. http://eostechgroup.com

} Experienced: "Since 1980-ish"

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Intro

Randy introduces a new plan for the podcast with a monthly, livestreamed Office 365 how-to!

Announcements

• Hitting up sponsors like a mad man.

• Working with Focus Camera to fix an huge order mistake on the Atem Mini Pro

Having a Plan

• It took an entire first season for me to have this idea sink in: Having a Plan.

○ Sure, the layout of my episodes is consistent, but the content delivery schedule is not.

○ I'm working on building out a schedule that I will adhere to.

• Having a video live stream has helped me fix a couple of years that I had not, otherwise, noticed in the first season.

○ Dedicating one screen to bringing up the bullet points, is a waste of screen. I'm going to stick to the old-fashioned way of just printing out the show bullets and using my screens for streaming, rather than window switching.

• So what's the "PLAN"?

○ Christa mentioned this to me, and it was something I was already doing in my professional career, every day, but not at all on the Podcast: Having a "Scheduled" something or "Monthly" something. Basically, this would be a topic on an area that I more or less base the podcast around. For example, I tend to talk a LOT about Office 365, but my Podcast is not named after it. To me, it would make perfect sense to cover an area of the quickly-evolving Microsoft 365 platform, once a month, just like do in the corporate world.

The New Offering

• Beginning today, the 2nd Sunday of each Month, I will be doing a "Microsoft 365 How To"

○ Today I'm kicking off the first How-To, by talking about Where/How/What to buy if you don't already have Microsoft 365. I'll give my input on the different type of plans and what you may want to purchase.

§ First off, before doing anything, check with the company you work for.

□ If your company uses Microsoft Products, and provides desktop office to you, it's worth checking to see if they have an Office 365 account already active for you! There is a license called an E3 license, that allows installation of the Full Microsoft Office Suite on up to 5 total machines - Yes, your home machine is allowed in most cases.

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Randy helps you to narrow down the smartphone that's perfect for your mother! Why did he use this thumbnail? Because it makes no sense and it looks ridiculous!

Mom is ready for a new phone. What do you get her?

• Smartphones mainly come down to two Operating Systems: iOS and Android

○ The iPhone runs on the iOS Operating System'. Apple oversees the production of their own phones and their OS, which means the have tight control over every aspect.

§ There aren't many iPhone models to choose from, but this could be a good thing when shopping from Mom. It's generally easier to support a device when there aren't 1,000s of other custom versions of it floating around, like Android has.

§ Mom might be a current iPhone user with an iPhone 6s, so perhaps she's not ready to lose the home button..which Apple killed for a couple years and then finally brought it back with the latest iPhone SE 2020.

○ Android is an operating system that can run on so many different brands' smartphone hardware.

§ Brands such as Samsung, LG, Motorola, OnePlus, Google, all use the Android Operating system. You just need to find the right combination.

□ If you're looking for "Pure Android", you'll want to get mom a Google-branded Android Phone, known as the Google Pixel smartphone line.

The Price argument is getting harder to use when choosing between the brands.

• For a long as I can remember, Android phones were always thought of as a "cheaper" phone and were not overpriced like Apple devices..aka, didn't have the Apple Tax.

○ I still believe it to be true in some ways, such as Apple cutting corners by including a crappy 5-watt charger with their "basic" iPhone 11 smartphones that start at $700. Android phones often come with a better charger out of the box, that will charge your phone much, much quicker.

§ But why is the price argument getting harder? Because of the iPhone SE 2020. It competes with the "affordable"/comparable Android lines…sort of. I'll lay out the differences.https://www.apple.com/iphone-se/

□ Android has a $400 phone called the Google Pixel 3a, which they'll soon be refreshing with the upcoming 4a. Compared to Apple's cheapest iPhone SE 2020 - the Pixel 3a has a much more capable camera - with night mode and runs Google's lightweight stock Android. It's all about the camera with Pixel phones. https://store.google.com/product/pixel_3a

□ Apple's iPhone SE 2020 does not have night mode like the iPhone 11/11Pro/Pro Max have. However, it surprisingly includes wireless charging, which kind of caught me off guard, seeing that in a budget phone from apple. The camera is not bad and, sure it won't take still photos like the Pixel can but, in my experience, I feel Apple tends to make up for it in Video recording smoothness. The iPhone SE 2020 includes the same joke of a charger, 5-watts. https://www.apple.com/iphone-se/

○ Wait for pixel 4a, which is rumored to be released around May 22nd? Or Buy a currently-discounted Pixel 4:

□ 6.3-inch Pixel 4XL with 128GB of storage for $699 (reduced from $999). This is Google’s top-line premium model, while the 64GB is $599.

□ 5.7-inch Pixel 4 128GB for $599 (discounted from $899), 64GB is $499.

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Intro

Video is not Randy's forte, but he's not giving up, providing his "Audio Check" for 2020.

Announcements

• Changed my hardware and software configuration for the podcast yet again, and that's mainly what I'll cover today.

How is my setup Different today than it was one year ago?

• Tomorrow, it will be exactly One year from the day I did the "Audio Check" episode.

○ I talked about advantages and disadvantages to having a USB Microphone

○ I discussed what I use and believe in.

§ Using an audio interface, that can have multiple mics connected to it and still, ultimately, one USB cable going into your computer.

• There was one major difference in last year's setup from this years': It lacked Video.

○ This is technically a "podcast", so I never thought that video was really ever needed. Here's why I've decided to add video.

Why I've opened up to the idea of video streaming.

• In the professional world, I'm used to creating a lot of documentation and how-to tutorials for people.

○ I've streamed tips and tricks-type videos, and life hack type videos.

• The idea of video streaming sounded more appealing to me, because I realized that I, myself, my face, doesn't have to be on camera all of that time. I can stream my desktop, similar to how I record desktop "screen casts" or "webinars" instead of my big pumpkin-sized melon.

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Intro

Randy discusses things to do when you're locked up - at home.

Announcements

• I've installed sound dampeners the room. It already sounds like the echo is cut in half. We'll record an episode or two like this to see how if feels and determine if we need more.

• Purchased a couch, which is basically in here to be a more-aesthetic sound dampener, and you can sit on it and stuff.

Things to do when you're locked up - at home

• Get some fresh air, go for some walks.

• Order carry-out every once in a while..remember, according to the CDC, it's still not believed that COVID-19 can be transmitted through food: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html#anchor_1584386553767

○ I really have been starting to like DoorDash - Maybe it's the name that I'm feeling some sort of connection with - I dash to the door when I know it's food.

• If you have kids, you can have them write letters for family/loved ones - Draw pictures. Our nieces sent us some homemade cards through the mail last week and it was really sweet.

• Cancel your gym membership and go for a walk - Your gym isn't providing a service, so why pay them? Of course, peloton is paying for all of the commercials, but I never tend to find any type of subscription service that enticing, especially something that can be turned off if you don't pay. A bar and dumbbells in your home won't become unavailable if you stop paying, because you already own then.

• Cook! I can't do it, but I'm doing it! Find what you have around the house and use it!

• Don't feel guilty about just relaxing, just because you have extra time.

• Don't do something that has the possibility of landing you in the hospital - Ladders, sharp things, lifting, you get it.

• Conclusion

How am I keeping busy?

• Christa and are definitely cooking and eating at home every day.

• We found it useful to buy a grill. We talked about getting a grill a year or so, and now seemed like the perfect time to do it.

• Drive to homes of our family and wave to them from outside, singing happy birthday to loved ones.

• Organize rooms that I've been procrastinating on.

• Selling items on Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, using the same safe practice that business do: Curbside pickup.

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Randy continues discussing changes to production of the Manly Hanley Podcast.

Announcements

• Realized we needed so much more for this room to not sound like an empty room.

• It needs a couch, ordered that.

• It needs sound dampening, ordered that

• Video capture devices have taken about 3 weeks, but those are supposed to arrive on Tuesday

Tech Tip

• If you ever run into a submerged smartphone speaker, I have a fix I'd like to recommend.

○ Apparently, it's more common than I thought it is, but I felt like coming up with a better solution than the "Ejector App that rattles the heck out of your speaker"… and it worked.

§ This is app called "Water Ejector" that claims to "knock out the water in your iPhone speakers". I tried it and it didn't do anything for me, so here's what I came up with that actually worked for me

□ Tightly wrapping a dish towel around the phone (dry dish towel), finding a vacuum with variable power (so that you can turn the power down). Suck through the towel (so the towel is avoiding direct vacuum pressure to the speaker driver (which would otherwise destroy it) and suck the moisture in to the napkin. It worked and the $800 iPhone 11 was saved.

□ I will post a video sometime this week, probably on YouTube or on the Manly Hanley Podcast Facebook Page, because I would love to know if I could help someone out that may possibly run into this issue with their phone, as I think this works better than the speak app.

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