Does Apple Watch have a camera? No, and I don’t think it ever will. The Apple Watch is a literal supercomputer, but it is also small. A small watch means a small battery, so even with everything it currently does, an average charge only lasts about 18 hours. It just wouldn’t make sense to add…
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The Best Apple Watch Complication for Productivity – Streaks App
When I’m not writing blog posts on The Travel Bug Bite, I’m writing articles for iPhone Life. If you like Apple products, then I strongly recommend that you sign up for the Tip of the Day Newsletter! Anyway, during a recent article on Apple Watch complications, I discovered Streaks app. I assumed I would just download it to…
NuWave Brio 15.5-quart Digital Air Fryer Oven: Review & Unboxing
After having cheap air fryers for years, we finally invested in the NuWave Brio 15.5-quart Digital Air Fryer (#affiliate.) We’ve always loved the concept of having a healthier way to cook food to make it tasty and crispy. However, over the past five years, we’ve had some incredibly basic and faulty air fryers. Finally, we got the…
Instagram Marketing 2021: A Udemy Class for All Your Insta Needs
Love it or hate it, the fact is that an Instagram account can make or break your business. Instagram Marketing 2021 is a Udemy class that is perfect for all your Insta needs. The great thing about Instagram is that there is SO much marketing potential. However, it isn’t always intuitive, which is why this class is…
Six Apps That Help You Battle Stress: Youth Time Magazine
Statistics show that people all around the world are battling stress. Around 75%–90% of doctor visits in the United States are in some way related to stress. At the same time, 13.5 million workdays in Europe are lost yearly due to stress complaints. Meanwhile, countries in Africa, Asia, and South America rank the highest in average stress levels. Despite what society says, more and…
EcoCart: Carbon Neutral Shopping Google Chrome Extension
EcoCart makes carbon-neutral shopping easier and simpler. Some companies go out of their way to make it possible to buy their products without increasing your carbon footprint. However, it takes a lot of research to find out if a company does this. Plus, it can cost more and limit your options which can be frustrating. This…
Ecosia Plants Trees: The Greener Way to Browse the Web
A few days ago I wrote about Google being carbon neutral since 2007. It made me realize that I somehow forgot to share the wonder that is Ecosia. Like Google, Ecosia is a web browser, except instead of being carbon neutral, it’s carbon negative. This means that instead of making up the carbon that they…
Google: Carbon Neutral Since 2007? What Next?
Google is an impressive company in many ways. But one thing I didn’t know is that they’ve been carbon neutral since 2007. This is actually Google Chrome’s fault! Since it is my preferred browser, I never go to Google.com. Today I found myself there, looking for a potential Google Doodle to write about, and instead,…
Is Bee Network a Scam? To Bee, or Not to Bee: Cryptocurrency 101
A few weeks ago I wrote about the Pi Network (olenakagui.) The Pi Network was developed by Stanford’s PHD graduates. You can read about it in Stanford Daily. Despite all the skeptics, the Pi Network appears to be a legit cryptocurrency. Whether or not it will make you rich is another question. But we’re not here…
Think Dirty – Shop Clean: The App That Helps You Be Safer
“Think Dirty – Shop Clean,” is the brilliant slogan of a company that wants to help you make safer choices. Think Dirty is an app available for iOS and Android that tells you more about your products’ ingredients. Their database has over 850,000 cosmetics and personal care products, so you can just scan the barcode…
Apple Watch Complications: Traditional Name for Modern Widgets
Recently I began writing full time for iPhone Life, the world’s most comprehensive online resource for mastering your iPhone. While writing an article, I found out that the correct term for watch widgets are Apple Watch complications. I found it strange that a word with a negative connotation would be used for such a cool…
Pi Network, the New Bitcoin? Understanding Cryptocurrency
Two days ago, a friend of my invited me to join the Pi Network. By using her code (Judye81), I got 1 Pi and she got 1 Pi. Now I can share my own code to earn more Pi (olenakagui), although they also accumulate over time. Today, 1 Pi is worth approximately 0 dollars, just…
New MacBook Air Upgrade: Expectations, Reality & Disappointments
I got the new MacBook Air #affiliate after my 2014 MacBook Air decided to shut down on me for no apparent reason – five times in a row. Since I use my laptop for work, I absolutely couldn’t end up without one so I finally bit the bullet. Normally, I’d save up for a $1,000…
10 Insanely Expensive Nerdy Gifts on Etsy
Full disclosure – I am a total nerd and would buy every single insanely expensive and nerdy gift on this list, if I had the money. Unfortunately, I don’t, but it’s still fun to browse and see what’s out there! If you’re a broke nerd like me, maybe you’ll enjoy this list of super expensive…
10 Hilariously Useless Apps (& Their Priceless Comments)
These days, we all rely on so many incredibly useful apps. We use apps to communicate, shop, bank, lose weight, watch videos, listen to podcasts, the list goes on. These apps are all incredibly useful and it sometimes seems like we can’t live without them. But there are nearly three million apps on the Google…
TENVIS: Best Wireless Home Camera Review
Do you have a dog that you want to keep an eye on when you’re not home, or a kid who likes to play in a different room than you work in? There are many reasons why one may want to have a camera in their home. While I bought mine to spy on my…
Noom Was Not for Me, but It Could Be for You!
I signed up for a free trial of Noom six weeks ago and I wrote about my first impressions here. Since then I decided to cancel my subscription but stayed on because I was offered a $20/month deal instead of the original $159 for 5 months. Today, after four days of avoiding the app, I…
Apple Watch Series 5 as a Fitness Watch: Yay or Nay?
I got my first Apple Watch in November of 2019. I had previously used Fitbits in the past but after getting an iPhone, I wanted to check out the Apple Watch. For the first few days I absolutely hated it. Once I got used to it and figured out all the settings, I absolutely loved…
Trailforks App: The Best Hiking Companion
Isaac and I have been hiking every weekend! People often ask us how we find great hiking spots and honestly, most days we just find a green spot on the map and set the GPS. More recently, with higher distance goals, we have started doing a little more planning ahead of time. Trailforks is a…
New Year, New You: Free Apps that can Help
Whatever your 2020 resolutions are, there is an app that can help you. I get many amazing app advertisements on Facebook. Naively, I click on most of them. I then take the time to sign up just to find out that it is not free. Don’t get me wrong, I pay for apps all the…
Why I Traded in my Pixel 3 for an iPhone 11
I traded in my Pixel 3 for the iPhone 11 to play Tiny Wings. Just kidding, there’s more to it than that…
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