Tech Manager

Google is one of the biggest tech companies in the world and when they announced that they will be entering the gaming industry it was quite a shock to a lot of people. But the way Google had planned to tackle the gaming industry was quite unique, their service allowed gamers to play high graphical games anywhere they want as long as they have a high-speed data connection, no powerful graphic card was required as all data was going to be processed on their servers.  Now that Google has finally launched the service. Well, Google Stadia is a great mess with dropped frames here and there and many features that Google announced are still not available at launch. The game selection is also not all that huge not only that the games don't run at native 4K Resolution even if the connection is higher than the one Google recommends. Also, many people think that Google Stadia is like Netflix for games where each user pays a fee and has access to all the content whereas for Stadia

A few months back Apple announced that it would be offering a streaming service similar to that of Netflix and Amazon Prime, but they did not reveal the price. Apple has now officially released the service for $4.99 for the entire family (up to 6 people).  They have also provided the users with 1 year free of Apple T.V.+ subscriptions, if they have purchased a Mac, Apple Tv or an iPhone after September 10th, 2019. At launch, there are many shows that are available. They have collaborated with some of the best T.V. stars to make exclusive content for their streaming service. Here are some of my favorite shows so far along with their trailers: 1. SEE : This Apple-exclusive show has some of the best artists involved with Jason Mamoa being the lead actor for the show. The show is basically about a time when humanity has lost its sight and two children are born who have the power to see which is a surprise as well as a shock to different tribes. Some say that it will bring d