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A gaming podcast made for the average or not so average gamer. This podcast also features tips, tricks and tutorials to make your life easier. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tgspodcast/support
KKFI Community Podcasts hosts The Typical Gamers Podcast, a technology show with 556 episodes published.
In today's episode I am going to be looking at the iPad A16 one month later. Hopefully, you'll be able to learn whether or not this device is right for your needs.
In today's episode I will be reviewing the Apple M4 MacBook Air 13 inch (and I'll hint at the 15 inch display variant too). This device is an amazing device, and this review should give you an idea of what the specs are
In today's episode I'm going to be sharing with you all information about getting started with Streamlabs OBS and OBS Studio. Listeners will be able to listen to this episode for free wherever they get their podcasts, an
In today's episode I will be going over why I chose to learn Java and Python, and whether or not I recommend learning for you.
In today's podcast episode, I will be reviewing the Apple iPad A16 (11th generation) for 2025. A YouTube version of this episode is releasing on Thursday January 1st, 2026, so be sure to check that out if you are interes
In today's episode I am going to be telling you all a little bit of background behind the show, and why after months of being away and focusing on YouTube I have decided to also return to podcasting months later.
In today's episode I will be reviewing the Gigabyte Gaming A16. This is the podcast version.
In today's video I will be explaining how my ROG Ally has held up in the past few months. Learn my thoughts and see my results for the battery testing I did on 15-watt performance mode after my 74 Watt-hour battery upgra
Just a follow up review of my Gigabyte Gaming A16 Laptop. This laptop is great for the price and comes with an i7-13620H and an RTX 4050 Laptop GPU.
In today's episode I will be reviewing the Gigabyte Gaming A16. This is the podcast adaptation of my YouTube review so you can listen to it on the go.
In today's episode I will be sharing some helpful back-to-school tips to kick off your semester right.
In today's episode I will be reviewing the Dell Latitude 7350 Detachable. This review will mainly just cover the device and how it performs and at the end I will share my opinion on whether or not I think it is worth it.
In today's episode I will be reviewing the Samsung Galaxy S24+ smartphone.
In today's episode I will be highlighting my recommendations for some gear that will make your podcast get off to a great start.(00:00) - Choosing the Right Laptops(04:59) - Choosing the Right Gear(10:04) Mobile Podcasti
In today's episode I am going to be providing my advice and gear recommendations for new and aspiring content creators.
In today's episode I am going to be taking a look at, and reevaluating the ROG Ally one month after my first review.
A recap of the state of gaming handhelds in Q2 2025. Join me in the comments with your thoughts. Be sure to share this episode with your friends, and make sure to follow the show.
In today's episode I am joined by a special guest to talk about GTA 6 and whether or not it will be successful, and we'll also briefly talk about the modding and pricing aspects of the game as well.
In today's episode I bought a Surface Pro 2017 to evaluate this wonderful machine and see if it is still worth buying in 2025 from the perspective of students and general everyday users in this complete review and bonus
In today's video episode I'm going to be reviewing the Asus ROG Ally. I did make a slight error and forgot to include the Ally original back plate for reference, but it's okay I assume. Hear my thoughts on this amazing d
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