Teclast Laptop. Review and quick trick

Teclast Laptop.

Chinese brand.

Starting at an awesome €220.

This Laptop easily could be worth a $650+ price.

Perfect screen, wide keyboard (you can imagine I am going to focus on writing on it).

Great performance.

Only two downsides:

1. SDD Hard Drive only of 128 GB, of which 50+ GB will go for system files and storage.

2. Pre-installed piracy Chrome Navigator which opens an advertising tab no matter what you do.

Now. Two solutions.

1. Expand memory through MicroSD card.

Cheap and works just fine.

Also, as a personal note, this Laptop reminds me a lot of an Android phone.

2. Uninstall the unofficial Chrome and install te official one.

Full technical file of the model I ordered at Amazon.

Heavily recommended for:

Office use.

Watching multimedia.

Thanks for reading.

[BroTip] Install AAC Codecs on Android (1-step)

Huawei Freebuds Pro 2

So I got my Huawei Freebuds Pro 2 (very good buy by the way).

I also use Android phones. Right now I use a Xiaomi Redmi 10 Note 5G.

It turns out there is an extremely easy way to improve the sound, sensitively.

Just download and install VLC for Android from Official Google Play Store.

That’ll install a whole lot of Audio and Video codecs.

It is also a neat media player.

Thanks for reading.

[BroTip] Use Google Analytics with WordPress.com Premium

WARNING: Extremely easy.

1. No coding knowledge needed.

2. No plan higher than Premium needed.

3. Therefore, no plugin needed.

4. Valid for any theme.

So here’s the thing.

It turns out WordPress.com Premium plans (30ish dollars a year) OFFICIALLY supports Google Analytics.

Here’s the steps:

1. Sing up on a Google Analytics account and create a G- Tracking ID.

2. On your WordPress.com Premium (or higher) plan domain’s Dashboard, navigate to:

Tools → Marketing → Statistics → Google Analytics and enter your previously obtained G- Tracking ID.

Seriously, I’ve spent half of the night going plain nuts over this, and it turns out it is actually as easy as this.