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A few ideas for tech-related items to bring on your next bike ride came to mind while cycling the Maple Highlands Trail this weekend.
Items mentioned:
• Handlebar Phone Mounts
• Bike Saddle Airtag Holder
• Bone-Conducting Headphones
• Portable Power Pack
February 6, 2018 – WTAM Newsradio with Bill Wills and Derek Meister.
You got your flu shot, and you heed the warnings about washing your hands and covering your mouth. But what about that germ holder you touch a thousand times a day?
Yes, it’s your cellphone (and other tech devices, for that matter).
Keep in mind that antibacterial wipes & disinfectants are often abrasive to your phone screen. Consider using a small spray bottle filled half with water and half 70% isopropyl alcohol as a good, cheap screen cleaner. Spray it onto a microfiber cloth and not directly onto your screen.
For more information, visit goo.gl/Bm8DLa.
These days, we demand a lot out of our headphones. We want them to be comfortable and easy to wear. We want them to silence the noises around us. We want to be able to send and receive texts. Oh, and we want the sound to still be awesome.
January 16, 2018 – WTAM Newsradio with Bill Wills and Derek Meister
Making good on that New Year’s resolution and looking to be more active this year? New truly wireless earbuds offer a range of options to fit your needs.
For more on new wireless headphone trends, visit the Best Buy Blog.
While so much of technology focuses on the latest mind-blowing innovations of the future, we’ve got a soft spot for some of those throwback products.
WTAM Newsradio with Bill Wills and Derek Meister
Bill Wills and I talk the return of vinyl, instant film cameras, and even Super Mario in our retro-tech roundup.
For more throwback gadgets available, visit the Best Buy Blog.
Winter has finally come to Cleveland. Bill Wills and I discuss how to protect your gadgets from the cold. We also discuss this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Listen to #TechTuesday Tuesday mornings on Cleveland’s WTAM 1100 Newsradio.