Author: Dominic Reigns

As a senior analyst, I benchmark and review gadgets and PC components, including desktop processors, GPUs, monitors, and storage solutions on Aboutchromebooks.com. Outside of work, I enjoy skating and putting my culinary training to use by cooking for friends.

People buy online, pay for subscriptions, and transfer money to friends and family members, which is why it’s so important that the device you use for these transfers is safe. Now, no device is ever made to be unsafe and there are always apps and methods to improve cybersecurity. Still, devices like laptops, Macbooks, and smartphones have such incredible numbers of users that it’s easy to discover any bugs or flaws in the system.  What about Chromebooks?  How safe are they for online payments? Let’s check it out! Online banking Logging into your bank account on a Chromebook is generally…

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A simple way to repost Instagram Reels, Stories, and posts while keeping your content organized. So you found the perfect Reel, a customer tagged your brand in a Story, or someone posted a photo that would look great on your feed. Now comes the slightly annoying part: how do you repost it without taking a messy screenshot, losing the caption, forgetting the credit, or spending ten minutes bouncing between apps? Instagram has more sharing tools than it used to, but a good repost app can still make the whole thing cleaner. 3 Apps That Make Instagram Reposting Easier If you…

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Candy AI is a browser-based AI companion platform that creates AI-generated characters and supports text and voice conversations. It works directly in your web browser without requiring a Google Play Store or Apple App Store app.

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A client needed their logo on a printed banner. The file they sent over looked perfectly fine on screen, sharp edges, clean colors, everything sitting exactly where it should be. Two days later, the print shop came back with bad news. The logo had come out blurry, and the whole banner needed to be redone. Nobody had checked the resolution before sending it off, and what worked fine at 72DPI for a website had no business being stretched across a printed banner. It is a more common problem than most people expect, and tracing it back usually leads to the…

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