The Public Access Weekly: Ho ho ho
Looking for something to read? Check out:Breslin Borland took us all to school on how to conserve more energy on our tech hardware with some handy tips and stats. While I am strict about unplugging my chargers when I’m done, I had no idea that game consoles used that much energy, so thanks Breslin!Meanwhile, Anna Johansson looked to the future of 3D printing arguing that the technology hasn’t plateaued but is instead headed for increasingly levels of adoption, with newer materials and more focus on integrating the technology into printing repair parts. Lastly, Amelia Wong gave us a compare-and-contrast piece on the differences between smartwatches, and feature watches, broken down into categories. And she included some original photos, which was a nice touch! Looking for something to write about? Mull over:Aaron Souppouris’ article on AR ‘stealing’ the year away from VR provoked a lot of thoughtful arguments and comments so we thought you would like to weigh in too: Was this the ‘year of VR’? Wny or why not? Did AR ‘steal’ it away? If so, how?Jon Fingas discussed Apple’s Mac lineup and the ‘great desktops’ that the company still has on the way, prompting us to wonder: How long, ideally, would you want your hardware to last? Desktop PCs, laptops, smartphones — how long do you hold on to your tech and how long do you think your hardware should last? We have had a really good time writing our end of the year articles, with the “Best of” pieces being a particular staff favorite. Now that we’re waving goodbye to the last days of 2016, pick your best of: Best games, best tech, best app, best wearable, etc.
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