Free Android Password Manager With Desktop Sync

[Yes, HDR10] I only bought this monitor for the USB-C DisplayPort AltMode so that I can connect my work laptop to it and share my connected peripherals between my gaming desktop and my laptop. The display is great, I've never used HDR before but I am quite pleased with how everything looks. Wall-mounting was a breeze by adding some spacers between the mounting holes and the bracket. The only complaint I have is the G-Sync compatibility of the monitor. I have a GTX1080 but the monitor's adaptive sync kept causing the screen to go black for a few seconds randomly when playing games that caused the refresh rate to dip too low. It's no longer a problem with adaptive sync disabled but I hope this issue goes away when I pair this display with a RTX4090. However, since it's not a G-Sync Ultimate monitor, I do not really care about the G-Sync compatible feature much. Like other users, I would love to see a hotkey assignment for the USB Port Select as it is tedious to go through the menu each time I want to swap between my desktop and laptop but it's not a big issue for me. Overall, it's a great monitor for a niche group of people and it sure saves a lot of cabling versus using a KVM switch and a USB-C hub.

[Touch] Bought these for my office manager to sync with the work phone. Compared to other wireless products, this has no feedback, limits background noise, great sound quality, good battery life, and most of all, SUPER COMFORTABLE!

[5.4] Great integration with Android and Apple Music. Really well built case and desktop stand-highly recommended

[500,000:1] There is nothing cooler in the world than the Epson BT-35E. I originally bought the BT-2000 Moverio glasses while in Tokyo last March, and they came with their own android interface, which was a custom version of android that couldn't load key applications like Gmail or Google Maps. It was pretty bland, overall. NOW, the BT-35E are an entirely different paradigm. Connecting these projection glasses directly to a computer is fantastic, and FAR better than the previous generations. These glasses let you see your computer screen at 720p (that's 1280x720 pixels), free from prying eyes, free from a desktop, and free from anything else. You can stick a laptop into your backpack and walk around with these glasses on, using your computer with a computer in front of you. This is incredibly convenient if you were trying to get work done while on the go. We organize events at large convention centers, and we will be able to watch for notifications on the glasses about important issues happening at the convention, and take out a bluetooth keyboard and moue and reply live on the go. People can ask questions, and we can answer them directly while look at our computer screen for answers. The screen is clear, bright even in bright rooms, and these glasses are pretty comfortable to wear for a few hours at once. These glasses already get 5 out of 5. I can only picture a few more updates that could make these better: Wireless connection to the glasses from a computer screen (without a clunky android interface first. and a built in battery. It's a little awkward to have wires running to your head in an era of wireless airbuds and bluetooth headphones. Still, these are fantastic!

There is nothing cooler in the world than the Epson BT-35E. I originally bought the BT-2000 Moverio glasses while in Tokyo last March, and they came with their own android interface, which was a custom version of android that couldn't load key applications like Gmail or Google Maps. It was pretty bland, overall. NOW, the BT-35E are an entirely different paradigm. Connecting these projection glasses directly to a computer is fantastic, and FAR better than the previous generations. These glasses let you see your computer screen at 720p (that's 1280x720 pixels), free from prying eyes, free from a desktop, and free from anything else. You can stick a laptop into your backpack and walk around with these glasses on, using your computer with a computer in front of you. This is incredibly convenient if you were trying to get work done while on the go. We organize events at large convention centers, and we will be able to watch for notifications on the glasses about important issues happening at the convention, and take out a bluetooth keyboard and moue and reply live on the go. People can ask questions, and we can answer them directly while look at our computer screen for answers. The screen is clear, bright even in bright rooms, and these glasses are pretty comfortable to wear for a few hours at once. These glasses already get 5 out of 5. I can only picture a few more updates that could make these better: Wireless connection to the glasses from a computer screen (without a clunky android interface first. and a built in battery. It's a little awkward to have wires running to your head in an era of wireless airbuds and bluetooth headphones. Still, these are fantastic!

[1920 x 1080] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor has 180hz refresh rate and free sync. Runs smooth.

[Apple HomeKit] If you lose the spotlight password, the instructions do not tell you how to reset the password

[0.058 lb] I was given desktop by a friend of mine for free so being a hobbyist I decided to upgrade the PC. After modifying PC with ATX psu I thought of upgrading ram and took advantage of the reasonable price for 16GB of Crucial ram. I used Crucial upgrade tool to select ram. Finding ram for specific HP's can be confusing but Crucial website is always helpful. Install was easy and everything works perfect. Performance increase might not be noticeable because I do not do gaming or graphic work. Most people can get by with 8GB of ram but I went for 16GB because price for this much ram on old computer was reasonable.

[1 Month] I needed to free up a bit of desktop space for my Wacom tablet. Decided to get the 11 inch wide Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and replace my 16 inch wide full size keyboard (which has a numeric keypad). No issues with installation - just paired via bluetooth to my MBP and I was up and running. Love the Touch ID option. Haven't missed the built in numeric keypad (yet).

[6 x 3.5 x 2.5"] These cable organizers are a great way to stay clutter-free. These are very inexpensive and get the job done. I like that they came with different sizes and separate adhesives pads. I've found clever ways of using these - bedside table - desktop - under the desktop cable management - kitchen counter As long as the surface is dry and smooth, these should stick anywhere. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]