Fudfood is back for what is now a weekly segment where we talk about video games and the latest gaming news. In today’s episode, we discuss the launch of the digital-only consoles from Sony and MIcrosoft.

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In the event where people were expecting an iPhone 12 announcement, Apple held a very typical Apple event with announcements of new watches and tablets as well as a new fitness subscription service. Also, clasps and buckles are evil and you better have your own charger if you plan on getting the new Apple Watch.

Your next phone could be a phone that does more than just lay flat on the table! In the era of folding display technology, phones are not folding, flipping, and rotating. Is one screen no longer enough? Let me take you through the differences between all the form factors of current folding phones.

In this special episode, I have a chat with my good friend Fudfood who is a Twitch streamer and a gamer at heart. We talk about his journey as a streamer and we go over some of the game announcements from the PlayStation 5 Showcase Event that took place on September 15th, and discuss what the future holds for console gaming from both Microsoft and Sony.

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Watch the showcase here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjji8NEW9lo&ab_channel=PlayStation

As someone who has done some casual and mild gaming on PC and a bunch of consoles, to me the PC is a clear winner in the ongoing battle between PC and console gamers. Graphics, performance, and upgradability are just some of the reasons why gaming on a PC is simply better, however, the next gen consoles announced by Microsoft and Sony seem to be narrowing that gap a little bit. Nonetheless, there’s no excuse for console gamers to not get into PC gaming.

I’m ashamed to say that while I thought I was watching shows in 4K quality as part of the Netflix Premium plan, turns out I’ve been watching it at a lower quality all along. This is due to restrictions that Netflix (and Amazon Prime Video) has set on desktop browsers. So if you’re someone who consumes Netflix on a browser, you’re probably affected by this restriction, but I can tell you how to get around it. 

Did you know that Amazon has introduced a watch party feature on Prime Video? You can watch movies and shows with your friends and family around the world effortlessly and in sync with each other. Amazon has packed quite a few nifty and interesting features into Prime Video that I think people should know about and consider when deciding which service truly delivers the best user experience.

In this series I will go through things that I consider to be high tech low tech; technology of the past that still stands strong and undefeated in today’s high tech world. In this episode, I tell you why I think the book, in the form we’ve known for hundreds of years, is a pretty kickass high tech low tech.

The Elgato Stream Deck is an essential gadget for anyone serious about streaming, but did you know that it’s very versatile and has many use cases that can benefit you for work or just general computer use? Let me tell you how I use the Stream Deck to save time.

The second episode in the When Tech Broke My Heart series, where I tell heartbreaking tech stories. In this episode, I go through what happened with what I consider to be the first and original smartwatch company, Pebble, and how their Pebble Time smartwatch was a game changer and left me indefinitely hung up on them.