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hey guys this is Austin and today I'm here with ask me so this is my series where I answer all kinds of questions straight from you guys so let's get started yo what are your thoughts about the new iPhones I'm mostly impressed with what we've seen so I Oh s7 looks like a major improvement over iOS 6 it was definitely starting to get a little old there the 5c I'm liking the colors a lot that's one of the main reasons why I like the Lumia 1020 is you can get it in all kinds of cool colors like yellow and stuff it is a little bit expensive and the specs are basically very similar to the iPhone 5 but it is nice that we're getting at least a little bit of a cheaper iPhone you know apples kind of working with us a little bit now the 5s is looking like a standard iPhone update so it's very similar to the 5 but it's got some cool new features like a better camera and Apple a7 processor blah blah blah but I think the big thing with that is going to be the fingerprint scanner and whether it's actually going to be a useful thing or a little bit more of a gimmick do you see yourself making phone build videos if the phone block concept were to become a thing it would be cool but I really don't see this whole phone block thing taking off now the idea is that you take a lot of different parts and you kind of build your own phone kind of like Legos almost and while that would be awesome if it were possible and it is sort of possible but it's very very unlikely that first of all you could have all of these companies working together and all making parts that are in these little block size things that you could get a decent enough interface where you could just say okay I'm gonna throw a CPU on here and a camera and a battery and it would all work together kind of a little bit unlikely but if you guys want a little bit more on this my friend marques who did a great overview talking all about foam blocks you guys go check that out cool idea probably not gonna happen what is your opinion on stock coolers if you aren't interested in overclocking unless I'm doing a build that specifically meant to be overclocked I pretty much always stick with the stock cooler it's gonna get the job done it's gonna be fairly quiet and it's also free which is nice as obviously if you buy an aftermarket cooler you have to take some of your budget away from maybe some extra RAM or a little bit better graphics card or whatever so unless I'm overclocking I stick with the stock cooler how does it feel to live in my shadow of me being a hot guy nice try but I am NOT gonna touch that one wait do you use a case on your phones if so what cases do you usually go for if not why don't you use a case aren't you worried about dropping it I'm not really a big fan of cases I mean sure it's definitely gonna be helpful if you drop your phone but for the most part phones are pretty durable I'm sure you might scratch it up a little bit but I would much prefer to have a couple little scratches on my phone as opposed to having a nice awesome looking design that feels and looks great and you put a giant ugly rubber case on it it's like well what's the point have you ever owned a MacBook and if so did you like it definitely I've been using an 11 inch MacBook Air for the last couple years so I actually prefer Mac books to Windows laptops there's some cool stuff in OS 10 that's kind of nice to use when I'm getting away from windows and the MacBook Hardware itself is great especially these new Haswell ears with awesome battery life so yeah I like the MacBook Air in fact I've already reviewed this one if you guys haven't checked that out yet but it's a really great laptop especially for me because it's super thin and lightweight and portable so I'm out and you know doing an event or traveling or whatever it's really easy to make an entire video on the air as opposed to having to keep that giant computer behind you with me at all times what is one device that you are glad you did not get definitely the Lytro so this was a really cool looking camera that came out a year two ago he was in this very weird shape and instead of taking pictures normally it actually allowed you to do some cool things like being able to shift focus after the fact and all that kind of stuff now it would've been cool when I was actually really interested in it but a couple friends kind of talked me out of it as it was well just not very good it was also 500 bucks so definitely pretty glad that I didn't get that probably used it five times did a video on it and never touched it again can you remember the first ever video game you bought definitely so my first game that I ever bought with my own money was pokemon red so I was about six or so and all my friends were starting to play pokemon it had just come out and it just immediately was just this huge thing in my school so I knew I had to get a gameboy and I had to get pokemon red so I saved up my money which as a six-year-old was really really hard to do but I did it and my grandma ended up chipping in just a little bit of extra money so I could end up purchasing the game as well as the Gameboy so I went down to the store got a lime-green gameboy color as well as pokemon red and is about the this moment of my six-year-old life anyway that's going to be about it if you have any questions for next time on ask me feel free to drop them over on Twitter Facebook or Google+ and of course all those links will be in the description of this video anyway guys thanks for watching yo I found this thing called a cute girl is that a Pokemon type yes you should absolutely start by using charm maybe a little sweet kitty