Sony brings the noise to your outdoor BBQ with the XB501G
When you think hot fun in the summertime you rarely think about Sony. The venerable electronics company has had a rough go of it and …
It’s retro, it’s portable, and I’m smitten with the Evercade
As a child of the 80s (technically GenX, I guess?) video games have a special place in my mindshare. I remember playing our Intellivision, then …
Back to basics with the Formex Element
Today, we?re reviewing the Formex watch that many of you are most familiar with. Previously, we?ve looked at the Formex Pilot Chronograph and the Formex Essence Chronometer, which …
Board Games are 25% off at Amazon today
Over at Amazon there’s a 25% off sale on board games. Check it out if you’re a fan (we are) with the list of some …
ioGear’s got a KVM to switch things up
ioGear, maker of USB-C Hubs and other things, is returning to their roots with a updated KVM switch, the Access Pro USB-C KVM. But should …
Customized, personalized medicine is a reality
There are 6 billion characters in human DNA. Everyone has some typos in theirs, little mutations. Sometimes they’re harmless, and sometimes they cause debilitating conditions. …
Recharging an iPhone with iFixit
No doubt, we all (especially if you?re reading this site) love our tech. That may be in what we work with in our day jobs, …
BMW following through on charging $80 per year for Apple CarPlay
BMW indicated at the beginning of 2018 that they were going to charge a subscription for CarPlay as a feature, and now they’re keeping that …
Robots teach social skills to children with autism
Autism is a developmental delay disorder, which affects as many as 1 out of every 59 children in the United States. One of the symptoms …
The Oura ring measures your health from your finger
I’m not a ring guy but lately I’ve been wearing a massive granite-colored ring that looks like something Sauron would have slipped on to mess …