We’re living in an age of peak TV. Long gone are the days of four channels and limited programming. Today, there are so many different shows to watch over a variety of different content providers. Cable, over-the-air, streaming services; it’s virtually impossible to keep track of all the things you want to watch. Fortunately, there are numerous apps available that can help you keep track of it all. Trakt Integration Many of the apps that appear on this list feature Trakt integration. Trakt is a free service that allows users to sync their watch lists across apps. If you already use Trakt, you should… Read more
How to Fix Trackpad Not Working in Macbook
One of the reasons people buy Apple computers is their reputation for just working. Because of this, it’s especially painful when they don’t “just work.” Recently, the company has had problems with the keyboards on its MacBook Pro models, but this isn’t the only thing that could go wrong. No computer problems are good, but a trackpad not working is particularly bad, since it feels like you can barely use your computer at all. These can also be tough problems to track down, so troubleshooting can be time-consuming. That said, these tips might help you fix your problem faster. … Read more
How to Fix “Screen Overlay Detected” Error on Android
If you’ve owned an Android phone for a while, then you’re probably familiar with the “Screen Overlay Detected” notification. The first thing to know is that this isn’t strictly an error and is more a notification letting you know that there’s a screen overlay active – such as virtual keyboard, night lighting, floating widget and so on – which can prevent newly installed apps from getting the permissions they need to run. Here we’ll show you how to fix and work around the “Screen Overlay Detected” error. Related: 5 of the Best Virtual Cell Phone Number Apps for Android… Read more
How to Use the Tee Command in Linux
If you ever use pipes and redirections under your Linux shell, chances are you will also sometimes need to make use of the tee utility. What Does Tee Do? A command such as ls will display the contents of your current directory. In other words, it displays these contents to stdout (standard output), which is normally your screen, or to be more precise, your virtual terminal display. A command like ls > file123 will display nothing on your screen. That’s because the >… Read more
The Powerbiner won’t help you climb Mt. Everest, but it will charge your phone
NEWS – The Re-Fuel Powerbiner is a backup battery and carabiner combo that you didn’t know you needed until now. Most backup batteries are designed for one purpose – to charge your gadgets. The Powerbiner does that, but you can also clip it to your backpack, belt loop, etc., so it will always be within reach.
The Powerbiner features micro USB in and USB out and a rechargeable 3000 mAh battery which might not sound like a lot, but it’s enough to re-juice your phone to provide several hours of usage. That’s important when you’re out and about and just realized that your phone is dead. So the Powerbiner provides power and is powerful enough (see what I did there), to hold up to 132lbs of gear from its sturdy clip.
For more info visit Re-Fuel.com and you can buy the Powerbiner in green or pink for $39.99 from The Grommet.
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The Powerbiner won’t help you climb Mt. Everest, but it will charge your phone originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on July 2, 2019 at 11:00 am.
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