Robots: why do we make them?
It seems like every week, Boston Dynamics has some gymnastic bi-ped robot, or a dancing dog opening a door. And they’re incredible, but also impractical. …
Author: Victor Marks
Can Microsoft deliver where Google failed?
Remember Pixel buds? Google had this plan to sell earbuds that worked with Android to do real-time translation and Google Assistant. Reviews weren’t great. They …
A drone in flight forever… with in-flight battery changes
Drones have become a fact of life, whether it’s the kid down the street crashing it for Christmas, or Amazon delivery. Drones save lives through …
Philips Hue brings back ambient light to your TV
Years ago, Philips made TVs with a feature called “ambilight”. Ambilight was a series of LEDS on the back of the TV running around the …
2020, the year of Linux on the smartwatch
I apologize for the headline. I had to do it. For years, devotees have been talking about how this year will be the year of …
Sonos Port wants to update your stereo
The Sonos Port looks to be the best-sounding way to make your old receiver or Hi-Fi work with Sonos. Sonos music has been a good …
Should you buy a new iPhone 11?
It’s the day after iPhone 11, and the tech impressions are in: iPhone 11 and 11 Pro are being received in a mostly-ho-hum kind of …
Roland’s 4XCamera Maker is a powerful multi-angle video editor for iOS
Multi-angle filming is a trick as old as movies or television ? you set up multiple cameras, roll film, and edit between them after the …
Business card scanning junkies – get Cards app now
Cards is an app by Julian Schiavo that does one thing very well – it scans business cards. There have been apps that do this …
Amazon Fire TV is on fire at IFA (so many new products)
Amazon is releasing a lot of new Fire TV products at IFA 2019 in Berlin. In the past, FireTV was relegated to only Amazon devices …