For the past two years, Dutch-born Ockel Computers has split that difference with its Sirius B Pocket PC, a Windows 10 enabled computer that performs like a regular PC in a micro-sized, portable package.
It’s been more than a couple of months since GDPR (the EU General Data Protection Regulation) came into force. The promise of giving the citizens back control of their personal data was brash and resonated with many of us, but apart from emboldening few data protection activists, the GDPR has not meaningfully changed the privacy status quo and hasn’t won us much control over our data. Over the last year — and for the foreseeable future — the GDPR is a boon to the consulting industry, but for most of us it isn’t much else than a distraction. By May…
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Countless consumers around the globe cherish the customization options available to them when it comes to their smartphones, but as many Android veterans can tell you, there’s still no better option for the modern, tech-savvy consumer when it comes to your Android phone than running a pure stock OS. Despite the whimsical gadgets and so-called “improvements” being offered by certain custom editions, my handheld experience has always drastically improved when I switched to the tried-and-tested stock OS — whether that means rooting my latest, greatest Samsung device, or relying on the next edition of Google Pixel smartphone. In my experience,…
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Countless consumers around the globe cherish the customization options available to them when it comes to their smartphones, but as many Android veterans can tell you, there’s still no better option for the modern, tech-savvy consumer when it comes to your Android phone than running a pure stock OS. Despite the whimsical gadgets and so-called “improvements” being offered by certain custom editions, my handheld experience has always drastically improved when I switched to the tried-and-tested stock OS — whether that means rooting my latest, greatest Samsung device, or relying on the next edition of Google Pixel smartphone. In my experience,…
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