Napster - 2020/02/08 - Matteo's T-shirt A Day
Matteo bought this Napster t-shirt for a pirate themed fancy dress event…
This isn’t an original Napster t-shirt, but one I purchased a few years ago for a pirate themed fancy dress event…
Napster
Napster was a peer to peer file sharing service which was mostly used for sharing mp3 files. It famously ran into legal issues due to copyright claims and eventually was acquired and faded into the obscurity of the internet (a bit like iol.it…).
I used Napster back in the day before ISDN was a thing and had to do so over a dial up connection. It worked, barely.
Ideaa - 2020/02/05 - Matteo's T-shirt A Day
IDEAA, a non-profit organisation which organised the Big Android BBQ events.
This is a comfy extra large t-shirt I often wear around the house. It is definitely a comfort over looks one, despite the cool IDEAA logo. IDEAA was the non-profit organisation which enabled the planning of the Big Android BBQ events and other smaller events globally.
IDEAA. An extra large and extra comfy t-shirt.
I had the pleasure of meeting and working with some excellent people through IDEAA, and am thankful I made some friends at the time as well. This evening I will raise a glass to IDEAA and everyone who attended and made the Big Android BBQ events possible. Cheers!
Apple Mothership - 2020/02/04 - Matteo's T-shirt A Day
Matteo in an Apple t-shirt and holding an iPhone. Will he burst into flames?
Most people know me as an Android enthusiast and to poke a little bit of fun at those who use fruity devices. What many of you don’t know is that I do indeed use fruity devices to varying degrees, and this week I unboxed a new Apple iPhone 11 (PRODUCT)RED. Today’s t-shirt of the day is a limited edition Apple t-shirt from the Infinite Loop campus in Cupertino, California.
“Cupertino. Home of the Mothership.”
Now, don’t expect me to be standing in a queue for the next product launch, but be aware that I do use some of the Cupertino company’s devices. Enjoy my video of the unboxing of the Apple iPhone 11 (PRODUCT)RED on the Tech Travel Geeks YouTube Channel.
YouTube Dark Grey - 2020/01/05 - Matteo's T-shirt A Day
Matteo dons a YouTube t-shirt. The video sharing platform may not be perfect, but for better or for worse it is where the Tech Travel Geeks share their video content.
Today’s t-shirt is a YouTube one from Mountain View, California.
YouTube Dark Grey T-shirt
YouTube is the video sharing platform the Tech Travel Geeks have been on since mid-2018. The Tech Travel Geeks YouTube Channel has been growing steadily since we set it up and we have had fun making content. Our content mainly covers consumer electronics and gadgets which make the travel experience better. Interested? Why not watch some of our videos and subscribe!
While YouTube is a popular platform with many users and content creators, it is still far from perfect. As with many other places on the internet, it is a place people behave how they would not in real life. The admin functions and analytics need some serious improvements too.
Thanks to all who've reported this!
— Michael Fisher (@theMrMobile) December 30, 2019
I've been locked out of my account for 6 days. I think this is due to an email migration performed by my publisher @futureplc – but YouTube has thus far been unresponsive (even with my Partner Manager on the case).@YTCreators, a little help? pic.twitter.com/vl08bZ1HNP
Even YouTube top creators like Michael Fisher don’t have the support they need sometimes. Michael is the Mr Mobile on YouTube. We thoroughly recommend his high quality, informative and entertaining videos. If you don’t already, go and subscribe to his channel as well and enjoy his excellent puns and Star Trek references.
For better or for worse, YouTube continues to be the best platform for creating and distributing content for the Tech Travel Geeks. 2019 was a great year for our growth, and we plan on making 2020 an even better year on YouTube.