When is a Moto not a Moto? The return of the Moto360 smartwatch!
The Moto360 was the most memorable of the Android Wear smartwatches. Known both for its round screen and flat tire sliver at the bottom of …
Getting charged up with the Mophie Juice Pack Air
Over the past few months, I?ve written about a number of iPhone cases, as well as the process of replacing the battery in my own …
Review: Schiit Audio Asgard 2
As a new convert to higher-end audio gear, I was curious about headphone pre-amps and DACs. While I haven’t yet dropped $5,000 on a set …
Apple will sell AirPods Pro on October 30 for $249
In what can only be termed an October surprise, Apple has quietly released the AirPods Pro, a set of $249 wireless earbuds that will sell …
Lab-grown steaks are coming
You’ve probably heard of Beyond and Impossible, both projects to make non-meat taste like meat. They’ve shipped ground beef, and are selling burgers in fast …
No, high-capacity electronics manufacturing isn’t coming to the heartland
As I’ve written again and again, the biggest lie major manufacturers have told the midwest is that companies like Foxconn will bring jobs and prosperity …
Taking steps with the Casio ProTrek PRT-B50-4
Over the last year or two, I?ve reviewed a number of watches in the Casio ProTrek lineup. Those most prominently have featured their Triple Sensor …
The Nebula Cosmos Max is a 4K projector with amazing sound
Anker, a company known increasingly for home automation and audio gear, has just announced the presale of its 4K video projector, called the Nebula Cosmos …
The Surface Laptop 3 uses magnets. How do they work?
I couldn’t resist. It’s a 10 year old song lyric. When you look at the Microsoft Surface Laptop 3, the keyboard lifts off the base …
Researchers are letting robots push them around
MIT researchers are creating a data set of reactions designed to tell robots how various objects react to pushing. The goal? To train future robots …