ClubHouse And ClubDeck Are They Really What They Proclaim To Be
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Main Topic
Marco spoke with accessibility specialist and all-round great guy Neil McCullough, who walked our listeners through how to use ClubHouse, and the developers of ClubDeck, Pierre Stanislas and Philippe Breuils.
App of the Week
Kirt demonstrates Spotify on an Android phone.
Did You Know
Marco demonstrates notification settings and do not disturb on Android on a Samsung S21 Ultra.
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