Technology

If you’ve ever tried to work or relax in a noisy environment, you know how frustrating that experience is. Invest in a nice pair of noise-cancelling headphones, and you can effectively block out the day-to-day distractions. And with this limited … Continue reading →

If you’re ready to dedicate some of your free time to learning a new skill, check out this Humble Bundle with loads of useful information about creating your first web app. With everything combined, there’s over $1,100 worth of online … Continue reading →

Verizon’s price tag on the Samsung Galaxy 10 5G has dropped and… well. Hope you aren’t planning any other big-ticket purchases in the near-future. Alternatively, you should buy whatever other thing you were considering and forget the phone. The post … Continue reading →

Astell&Kern launched its newest digital audio player today, the KANN Cube, at the Fujiya Avic Spring Headphone Festival in Tokyo, Japan. The KANN Cube is the second model released in Astell&Kern’s acclaimed line of KANN music players. About this time last … Continue reading →

A new Intel roadmap leak suggests that 10nm chips could tip up as soon as this quarter, but 14nm will remain Intel’s primary process through 2021. The post Intel Roadmap Leak: 10nm Ice Lake in Q2, but 14nm Hangs on … Continue reading →

T9 isn’t the sexiest name for a new product, but most homeowners will be familiar with the Honeywell brand (now Honeywell Home, after its parent company spun off its residential division as Resideo Technologies in late 2018). More importantly, the … Continue reading →

Intel’s Q1 2019 conference call contained a great deal of information about the company’s 10nm ramp, CPU shortage, and overall outlook for 2019. It’s looking like a rougher year than Intel initially anticipated. The post Intel: CPU Shortage Will Extend … Continue reading →

Samsung has forced iFixit to remove its teardown of the Galaxy Fold after iFixit revealed how fragile the hardware is. The post Samsung Forces iFixit to Pull Galaxy Fold Teardown appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Like Arlo before it, August Home is responding to a cavalcade of negative consumer reviews of its brand-new August View Doorbell Camera by temporarily stopping shipment until it can resolve the complaints. If you bought one and act before midnight … Continue reading →

Tesla will do quiet, battery-power leaf blowers. Rainn Wilson (The Office) wants credit for his suggestion to Musk. Chill: Battery leaf blowers exist now. But Tesla could make them better. The post Elon Musk Announces a Leaf Blower, Controversy Ensues … Continue reading →