Cellebrite, the machine used to take data from your iPhone, is taking software from Apple
The Signal blog has a post which details security vulnerabilities in a Cellebrite device. Among the details they noticed? Cellebrite is using DLLs that are …
The best summary: Making sense of the Apple products just announced, April 2021 version
Apple announced a lot of things yesterday: new iMacs, new Apple TV and remote, a new iPad Pro, and a purple iPhone. What should you …
Now Funding: Little Plastic Train Co
For board games, Kickstarter has been a boon, bringing all sorts of new concepts to the fore. Often, those are complete, self-contained releases, entities unto …
Go MilSpec in your workout with the Amazfit T-Rex Pro
Over on WWR, we’re used to seeing brands strike up partnerships with other companies or events for any number of reasons. When it comes to …
Afternoon Beer Break: Left Hand Brewing 1265
Today’s beer is one I waited a long time to get around to reviewing. Why? Well, we can blame the pandemic for that. When my …
A new way of powering up: the mophie powerstation go
When we think about power-on-the-go, it tends to be in terms of power banks that slide into a bag to top off our phone while …
Another way to stay connected in the wild – the Bivy Stick Blue
We tend to think of communications as being ubiquitous. Our cell phones have become part of our EDC, and we just expect to be able …
The MecArmy CPL – one small light, served up two ways
When it comes to items that you’d be considering for your everyday carry (aka EDC), a flashlight often hits that list of must-carries. I’ve got …
Get adjusted to temperature swings with Sea to Summit
While I do rather enjoy camping in the fall and in the spring (due to the cooler daytime temps) there is one thing that’s always …
In review: Eufy Smart Lock Touch & WiFi
While you’re no doubt familiar with the Anker brand (for their solid electronics, audio, and accessories), you may not be as familiar with their sub-brand …