You think you’ve seen it all when it comes to webcams, and then something comes out that seems genuinely revolutionary. Most tech companies compete in the camera race by increasing resolution, improving low-light performance, or adding another AI-powered feature that promises to make the experience more engaging. However, OBSBOT is taking a different approach with their newest camera, the Meet Flip.
Read MoreOver the past couple of years, OBSBOT has continued to produce high-quality cameras to meet your needs. From powerful cameras designed to capture conferences or performances to cameras for your computer at various price points, the company pushes the boundaries of what a camera can and should do for consumers. With many of their pieces powered by AI capabilities, such as
Read MoreWith the speed at which technology advances, it can feel impossible to keep up at times. The newest phone, the best speakers, the latest camera, all of which are leaps and bounds better than its predecessor, are always around the corner. Given the rapid advancements at impossible velocities, how can someone ensure they are making a solid choice for their equipment?
Read MoreAs technology continues to advance at an accelerated rate, I’m always amazed at how far we’ve come. From cellphones that were once the size of a brick to now having the capabilities to make calls from your watch, more and more impressive technology is being packed in smaller and smaller packages. This is excellent for many reasons, although perhaps the most
Read MoreAs technology advances at exponential rates, we’re always trying to stay ahead of the curve, or at least keep up with it. As podcasters, we always keep an eye on the latest cameras or microphones that make recording and filming easier. Ideally, we want technology that packs a powerful punch while also being compact and easy to take with you, so
Read MoreWhen you dabble in the world of podcasting, it’s essential to have good equipment that makes recording simple and easy. When the podcasts were audio-only, I didn’t have to think much about what I was using as long as I sounded good. A nice pair of headphones and a microphone that made me sound like a broadcaster for NPR, and I
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