I’ve been using Gmail forever. As in, prior to it ever going public. Back when you had to have an invite to get in. Luckily, I knew someone that had gotten in via a Google employee, and they were able to invite me very early on as well. It’s done what I’ve wanted and needed it to do. But now, I’m leaving it behind for greener pastures.
Hello to everyone reading this! Since we have decided to start over with the AllThingsTech blog, I felt it was only appropriate if I made a little introduction post.
I’ve often been asked over the years, how did you get interested in tech? Since I was just asked yesterday by someone, I decided what better way to answer that question than with a blog post.
Mastodon was founded in 2016 by German software developer Eugen Rochko. Unlike Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or most any other social media site, Mastodon is a nonprofit, meaning that it’s not owned or run by one individual or an individual company like the sites listed above.
Mastodon has gained a lot of traction over the past 2 – 3 months alone due to Elon Musk taking over Twitter and really stirring things up. I won’t get into any of that here as that’s not what this article is about.
I was inspired by jcrabapple@dmv.community to write up a post about the apps, software and other things that I use on a daily basis.
The awesome folks over at Redragon have once again sent me something new and fun to review which is their Redragon Mirage M690 Pro wireless/wired mouse. The Mirage M690 Pro comes in both a black and a white version. I was personally sent the black version of the device. Let’s jump right in to all of the details and information about this product and see what it’s all about.
As always, the awesome folks over at Redragon sent me their Dharma Pro K556 Aluminum keyboard to use and review. This is a keyboard I was very excited to get since it’s a full sized, 104-key layout keyboard which is something I really need and enjoy since I work and game from the same PC.
The Redragon H848 IRE Pro Headphones are a wireless gaming headset that offers a sleek and modern design, a detachable and noise-canceling microphone, and three modes of connectivity: 2.4Ghz wireless, Bluetooth, and wired.
The good folks over at Redragonshop have sent me the Caraxes SE K644 65% keyboard to review. If smaller keyboards are your thing, then keep reading for the details on this keyboard.
