Mario Bautista
What’s the One Streaming Service You Can’t Live Without?
Nowadays, most of us have multiple streaming services, so we can watch all of our favorite shows, movies, and live events without the frustrations of cable TV. But if you had to choose just one streaming service to use, which one would it be?
Where Do You Stream Your Music?
There are a fair number of music streaming services available today, from Spotify to Apple Music, to YouTube Music, to Tidal. Compared to video services, most music platforms have impressively complete libraries—you’ll be hard-pressed to find a popular musician missing from any of them. This means you can be far more personal with your choice, so what do you go for?
Smartwatches are far from a new thing. Wear OS (then known as “Android Wear”) launched on devices in 2014, while the first Apple Watch was released in 2015. Still, smartwatches are not nearly as omnipresent as smartphones. Some people swear by them, loving the easy access to notifications and information on their wrist, while others find them unnecessary—or prefer simpler fitness trackers. Where do you fall on the issue? Is there a smartwatch on your wrist as you read this? Wich one?
What’s the Oldest Gadget You Still Use?
While there’s always an exciting new tech gadget to buy and play with, many of you probably use old items or electronics daily, like an old TV or early iPad models. But what else do you have sitting around? Do you still enjoy games on the original Nintendo Switch from 2017 or stream Netflix on a Shield TV from 2015? What’s the oldest tech gadget you still use daily, and why?
Which Mobile Carrier Do You Use and Why?
The cellular carrier you use is going to determine how reliable your cell signal is, how much you’ll pay, and what your customer service experience is like. So which is your current carrier, and why are you sticking with it?
What Was the First Email Service You Ever Used?
Technology and the internet have drastically changed over the last two decades, but many people are still hanging on to old email addresses from the late 90s and early 2000s. That got us thinking: What was the first email service you used? AOL, HP OpenMail, MCI Mail, Lycos, HotMaiL, CompuServe, Lotus cc:Mail, Yahoo! (previously RocketMail), Gmail or something else?
