Tech Cracked Weekly

Leon McDaniels

Tech Cracked Weekly is a podcast where we talk about technology, gaming, accessories, home, how technology is changing our lives and everything in between. Currently, content is first posted to YouTube and content that fits the Podcast format most is then shared here, that way you can listen on the go! Support the content by shopping items you want on the Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscracked or google "Pixels Cracked Amazon Storefront". #CommissionsEarned. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. YouTube: Pixels Cracked

  1. 1d ago

    237: Cyberpunk Military Prototype Decal Review — Sci‑Fi Sticker for Cars, Laptops & Gear (A.I. Podcast)!

    #CyberpunkTech #SciFiDecal #TechUpgrade #PrototypeHardware #CyberpunkSetup Looking to craft the ultimate load out? Find items shown and a list of related items at the Amazon Storefront HERE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscracked/list/1EMXA8KQJVW3D?ref_=aipsflist As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #CommissionsEarnedIntro: Leon from TechCrackedWeekly checkin in - Welcome to today's tech upload where we dive into the the Cyberpunk era through a military sci-fi decal designed to emulate classified prototype hardware. It’s a clean, tactical upgrade that reboots tech obsession by pushing your hardware’s appearance toward prototype‑level Cyberpunk engineering. If you're looking for another perspective to this upload, we have  a Cyperpunk-style A.I. podcast with a male and female host. They break down the script I wrote for this video - select the card in the corner of this broadcast for access to that data stream. Let's jack-in! Features:Here we are with the decal, drop shipped in an envelope straight to the mailbox.  The sticker itself has an industrial panel-style shape with prototype/military labeling. Some of the text is advertised as hazard-orange, but looks more red in person.Remaining text and a realistic barcode is white and all of this is laid on a black background.  Overall, the vibe is purely functional, minimal, and engineered for clarity.  Application: A decal of this size can be applied to laptops, pc towers, car windows, toolboxes, and storage crates.  I'm going to apply this decal to the lid of my Dexnor keboard for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 11".This is a decal, so it should be easy to peel.  Grabbing the decal, we're going to perform a precision peel, nice and easy.  Interesting enough, the rear of the sticker has a cross-hatch pattern on it.  Adhesion feels good here.  I've already planned this out - I'm going to place the sticker towards the top left of the lid on the Dexnor Keyboard Case. Lining the sticker up and getting it straight, we'll slowly apply it to prevent air bubbles.  The cutout of this decal is very straight - it doesn't look crooked when applying. Quick note though - it does look like the sticker will attract some fingerprints but overall, this sticker looks top tier.   Appearance:Checking out the vibe, this decal is very clean, futuristic and minimal looking.  It gives tech a prototype military appearance.  Who's It For? It's aimed specifically at cyberpunks, techies, gamers - people who are just fascinated with the future. This is why this decal is ideal for the cyberpunk fan. If you're looking to enhance your hardware aesthetics, this a budget upgrade that  does the job. Outro: This accessory reboots tech obsession by upgrading it into prototype grade hardware. What other options are available? Stay tuned. We may have more to dive into at a later time.  Kudos for watching this skill-drop in its full deployment. If this upgrade served you well, tap like and sync into the channel with a subscribe. Thank you for watching.

  2. Aug 16

    235: Motorola Razr Fold Multitasking Mastery & Cyberpunk Investment A.I. Scenario!

    #AndroidProductivityTips #FoldableMultitasking #MotorolaRazrFold #TripleAppSplitScreen #ProductivityOnAndroidLooking to craft the ultimate load out? Find items shown and a list of related items at the Amazon Storefront HERE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscra...As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #CommissionsEarnedIntro:Leon from TechCrackedWeekly checkin in - Welcome to today's tech upload where we dive back into the Motorola Razr Fold, zeroing our focus on the main display. For those new to foldable smartphones, or as I like to call them - Cyberdecks - this main display is the larger internal screen, the one seen when the device is unfolded.Today's skill drop maximizes the main display's potential by demonstrating how to run 3 apps side-by-side, a triple tier upgrade!In Cyberpunk terms, we call this Triple-Threading - running three active apps or "threads" of your digital workflow at once. It's evident this productivity boost is aimed at hyper users, those looking to operate beyond normal capabilities and overclock productivity.We'll also plug a real case scenario for running this app trio - A Robinhood watch list laced with a Cyberpunk A.I. element, Microsoft's Copilot for the Cyberpunk A.I. workload, and Google News for it's Business and Technology sections we can pull data from. This skill drops also includes a shortcut to boost your coolness factor and efficiency. If you're looking for another perspective to this upload, we have a Cyperpunk-style A.I. podcast with a male and female host. They break down the script for this video - select the card in the corner of this broadcast for access to that data stream.Let's jack-in. Outro:Kudos for watching this skill-drop in its full deployment. If this upgrade served you well, tap like and sync into the channel with a subscribe. Thank you for watching. Thanks for jacking in and watching the stream. Shoutout to all the grid‑runners and techies dropping feedback and hacks in the feed below!All updates for this broadcast will be pinned to the feed. Operatives, keep your commentary clean—disruptive signals risk removal or a hard block from the grid.Why You Can Trust Me:On the grid, clarity and authenticity are my prime directives. Every product featured here was acquired with my own creds—no corporate freebies, no shadow sponsorships. That means the signal stays clean and recommendations remain genuine, and you can trust this broadcast to cut through the static.Business Inquiries: PixelsCracked@gmail.comTiktok: @techcrackedweekly (tiktok) Instagram: @tech_cracked_weekly (Instagram)Podcast: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/...ANDROID | WEAROS | WINDOWS | GAMING | AR/VR | NICHE TOPICS

  3. Aug 16

    234: Motorola Razr Fold Multitasking - Using 3 Apps Side-by-Side & a Cyberpunk Investment A.I. Scenario

    #AndroidProductivityTips #FoldableMultitasking #MotorolaRazrFold #TripleAppSplitScreen #ProductivityOnAndroid Looking to craft the ultimate load out? Find items shown and a list of related items at the Amazon Storefront HERE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscracked/list/Q4C6FXJROQCN?ref_=aipsflist As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. #CommissionsEarned Intro: Leon from TechCrackedWeekly checkin in - Welcome to today's tech upload where we dive back into the Motorola Razr Fold, zeroing our focus on the main display.  For those new to foldable smartphones, or as I like to call them - Cyberdecks - this main display is the larger internal screen, the one seen when the device is unfolded. Today's skill drop maximizes the main display's potential by demonstrating how to run 3 apps side-by-side, a triple tier upgrade! In Cyberpunk terms, we call this Triple-Threading - running three active apps or "threads" of your digital workflow at once.  It's evident this productivity boost is aimed at hyper users, those looking to operate beyond normal capabilities and overclock productivity. We'll also plug a real case scenario for running this app trio - A Robinhood watch list laced with a Cyberpunk A.I. element, Microsoft's Copilot for the Cyberpunk A.I. workload, and Google News for it's Business and Technology sections we can pull data from.  This skill drops also includes a shortcut to boost your coolness factor and efficiency.  If you're looking for another perspective to this upload, we have  a Cyperpunk-style A.I. podcast with a male and female host. They break down the script for this video - select the card in the corner of this broadcast for access to that data stream. Let's jack-in. Outro: Kudos for watching this skill-drop in its full deployment. If this upgrade served you well, tap like and sync into the channel with a subscribe. Thank you for watching.  Thanks for jacking in and watching the stream. Shoutout to all the grid‑runners and techies dropping feedback and hacks in the feed below! All updates for this broadcast will be pinned to the feed. Operatives, keep your commentary clean—disruptive signals risk removal or a hard block from the grid.Why You Can Trust Me:On the grid, clarity and authenticity are my prime directives. Every product featured here was acquired with my own creds—no corporate freebies, no shadow sponsorships. That means the signal stays clean and recommendations remain genuine, and you can trust this broadcast to cut through the static.Business Inquiries:  PixelsCracked@gmail.com Tiktok: @techcrackedweekly (tiktok)  Instagram: @tech_cracked_weekly (Instagram) Podcast: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/YMoiUIsvlub ANDROID | WEAROS | WINDOWS | GAMING | AR/VR | NICHE TOPICS

  4. Aug 9

    233: The Motorola Razr Fold Flashlight Chop! (A.I. Assisted Podcast)

    #Android #Motorola #Flashlight #PhoneHacks #Shortcut #TechTutorial Looking to craft the ultimate load out? Find items shown and a list of related items at the Amazon Storefront HERE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscracked?ref=ac_inf_tb_vh  Leon checkin' in from TechCrackedWeekly and today we jack back into the Motorola Razr Fold.  Today's broadcast is a demonstration of a quick hack for flashlight deployment with a chopping gesture.     When triggered, the user also gets a drop down notification on the display.  Now, if you are using a Motorola Razr Fold, like I am in this tutorial, the feature appears inactive if your device is unfolded - likely to prevent accidental drops due to the awkward size of the device in the unfolded state. There are no error messages if the Razr Fold is open and you try to deploy the feature - the feature just doesn't work.  We'll also add a next-tier upgrade in the form of vibration feedback through software.  Let's dive into it. So we'll start by swipe down from the display once if the Motorola Razr Fold is unfolded (If folded or a traditional glass slab phone, a double swip may be required). Then we'll look for the gear icon, normally in the bottom right hand corner. Tap on it.  We'll swipe up until we see "Gestures" and tap on it.  Quick side-note: If you're working with a traditional glass slab device that doesn't fold what you'll see here may look different. With the Razr Fold and other foldables, we get more screen real estate, so we can view more information in one single window without swiping.  In the "Gestures" menu, we'll swipe up until we see "Fast Flashlight" and select it. The user can then view an animation for an idea of functionality and tap the slider for the feature to turn it to blue to enable it. Now I'm going to disable the feature because I want to demonstrate that you can only use this feature when your Razr Fold is folded. So if we enable the feature once again, we get a message: Fold device to use - This gesture is only available when the device is closed. Once again, when the Razr Fold is not open, or unfolded. This is why you get the "Flashlight On" notification on the folded external display versus nothing on the internal main display when the Fold is open - it's added verification.  If you're looking ot enhance this quick hack with vibration feedback, you'll see a gear icon towards the bottom of the page. Tap it. The user can then enable the vibration function by taping the slider, changing it to blue. The phone will now vibrate when performing the chopping gesture to trigger the flashlight.  As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. #CommissionsEarned Thanks for jacking in and watching the stream. Shoutout to all the grid‑runners and techies dropping feedback and hacks in the feed below! All updates for this broadcast will be pinned to the feed. Operatives, keep your commentary clean—disruptive signals risk removal or a hard block from the grid.Why You Can Trust Me:On the grid, clarity and authenticity are my prime directives. Every product featured here was acquired with my own creds—no corporate freebies, no shadow sponsorships. That means the signal stays clean and recommendations remain genuine, and you can trust this broadcast to cut through the static.Business Inquiries:  PixelsCracked@gmail.com Tiktok: @techcrackedweekly (tiktok)  Instagram: @tech_cracked_weekly (Instagram) Podcast: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/YMoiUIsvlub ANDROID | WEAROS | WINDOWS | GAMING | AR/VR | NICHE TOPICS

  5. Aug 9

    232: Activate The Motorola Flashlight Fast with a Shake & Haptic Feedback: Quick Hack for Light!

    #Android #Motorola #Flashlight #PhoneHacks #Shortcut #TechTutorial Looking to craft the ultimate load out? Find items shown and a list of related items at the Amazon Storefront HERE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscracked?ref=ac_inf_tb_vh  Leon checkin' in from TechCrackedWeekly and today we jack back into the Motorola Razr Fold.  Today's broadcast is a demonstration of a quick hack for flashlight deployment with a chopping gesture.     When triggered, the user also gets a drop down notification on the display.  Now, if you are using a Motorola Razr Fold, like I am in this tutorial, the feature appears inactive if your device is unfolded - likely to prevent accidental drops due to the awkward size of the device in the unfolded state.  We'll also add a next-tier upgrade in the form of vibration feedback through software.  Let's dive into it. So we'll start by swipe down from the display once if the Motorola Razr Fold is unfolded (If folded or a traditional glass slab phone, a double swip may be required). Then we'll look for the gear icon, normally in the bottom right hand corner. Tap on it.  We'll swipe up until we see "Gestures" and tap on it.  Quick side-note: If you're working with a traditional glass slab device that doesn't fold what you'll see here may look different. With the Razr Fold and other foldables, we get more screen real estate, so we can view more information in one single window without swiping.  In the "Gestures" menu, we'll swipe up until we see "Fast Flashlight" and select it. The user can then view an animation for an idea of functionality and tap the slider for the feature to turn it to blue to enable it. Now I'm going to disable the feature because I want to demonstrate that you can only use this feature when your Razr Fold is folded. So if we enable the feature once again, we get a message: Fold device to use - This gesture is only available when the device is closed. Once again, when the Razr Fold is not open, or unfolded. If you're looking ot enhance this quick hack with vibration feedback, you'll see a gear icon towards the bottom of the page. Tap it. The user can then enable the vibration function by taping the slider, changing it to blue. The phone will now vibrate when performing the chopping gesture to trigger the flashlight.  As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. #CommissionsEarned Thanks for jacking in and watching the stream. Shoutout to all the grid‑runners and techies dropping feedback and hacks in the feed below! All updates for this broadcast will be pinned to the feed. Operatives, keep your commentary clean—disruptive signals risk removal or a hard block from the grid.Why You Can Trust Me:On the grid, clarity and authenticity are my prime directives. Every product featured here was acquired with my own creds—no corporate freebies, no shadow sponsorships. That means the signal stays clean and recommendations remain genuine, and you can trust this broadcast to cut through the static.Business Inquiries:  PixelsCracked@gmail.com Tiktok: @techcrackedweekly (tiktok)  Instagram: @tech_cracked_weekly (Instagram) Podcast: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/YMoiUIsvlub ANDROID | WEAROS | WINDOWS | GAMING | AR/VR | NICHE TOPICS

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Tech Cracked Weekly is a podcast where we talk about technology, gaming, accessories, home, how technology is changing our lives and everything in between. Currently, content is first posted to YouTube and content that fits the Podcast format most is then shared here, that way you can listen on the go! Support the content by shopping items you want on the Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pixelscracked or google "Pixels Cracked Amazon Storefront". #CommissionsEarned. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. YouTube: Pixels Cracked