Audacity Open Source Audio Editor Has Become Spyware
Audacity, one of the open source world's most popular pieces of software, now includes a very invasive privacy policy.
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The Best Affordable 5G Phones To Buy Right Now (2021 Edition)
4G skyrocketed smartphone sales, and 5G -- with blazing speeds and more -- is doing the same. Here are the best, most affordable 5G phones right now.
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Galaxy S21 Ultra Takes Its 8K Video Snap Feature Underwater Diving
The phone maker partnered with National Geographic Traveller India and Wildlife Filmmaker Malaika Vaz to test the Galaxy S21 Ultra's 8K chops underwater.
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IKEA And Sonos' Picture Frame Speaker Has One Big Problem
IKEA and Sonos have teamed up to make a picture frame that's also a speaker. But right now there's no way to actually use your own art in there.
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Windows 11 Is The Next Big OS - What You Should Know
Microsoft is working on the next major update after Windows 10 which debuted way back in 2015. Here's what you need to know about Windows 11.
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This Satechi iPad Pro Dock Turns Apple's Tablet Into A Mini-iMac
A new Satechi stand could help turn your iPad Pro into a mini-iMac, adding not only desk convenience but also a whole host of new ports in the process.
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Surface Laptop 4 Vs MacBook Pro M1: A Close Contrast
The Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 is very nicely priced and is billed as a competitor to the M1 chip-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro. Here's how they match up.
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Spyra Two Digital Water Gun Lands Just In Time For Summer
Spyra Two can fire bolts of water faster and further than the original and offers twice the battery life.
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This Sonos Earbuds Design Fixes One Big AirPods Problem
Sonos may be looking smaller for an upcoming audio product launch, with a new Sonos earbuds design seemingly previewed by US patent filings.
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Bluetti EB70 Portable Power Station Review - Hitting The Sweet Spot
The Bluetti EB70 Portable Power Station is trying to be a powerful battery that won't pull your arms off when you carry it. Here's where it succeeds and fails.
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Opera GX Mobile Gaming Browser Comes Without Game Boosting Perks
Opera GX, a browser designed specifically for gamers, is now getting a version for Android and iOS.
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Google DVD Screensaver To See The Bouncing Logo
There's a new Easter Egg in Google search right now, if you care to take a peek.
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Watch Royal Marines Fly Like Iron Man In New Jet Suit Demonstration
The UK's Royal Marines recently demonstrated the use of a jet suit that enabled them to fly in a manner remarkably similar to Iron Man's abilities.
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Instagram Automatic Captions Sticker: How And Where
This week the folks at Instagram released a system in which users can place a "sticker" in their video that auto-captions audio.
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After A Week With Apple AirTags, This Is What I Can't Work Out
If Apple's big strength is taking the complex and making it simple and elegant, then its AirTag tracker might be its most successful gadget in years.
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Best Android Tablets To Consider Before Committing To iPad Pro 2021
Here are the best Android tablets, how they are different, and why they're worth their weight against the iPad Pro in 2021.
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DJI Air 2S Vs. Mavic Air 2: Difference Between The Two Drones
If we speak in overall impression, the Air 2S outweighs the good stuff to the not so good by a long way.
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Embr Wave 2: Smart Wrist Temperature Control Takes New Form
The new Embr Wave 2 works with a much more expansive set of controls, including pre-set "sessions" and the ability to create new combinations.
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Forget Vantablack, This Ultra-White Paint Is The Brightest Ever
The whitest paint ever created is being shown off with glaring results. It could one day help significantly reduce cooling costs for cities in extreme climates.
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Now Your Amazon Kindle Can Set Your Current Ebook Cover As Lockscreen Art
Amazon has tweaked the lockscreens of its Kindle devices, replacing the usual screensaver on select versions with the cover of the current book-in-progress.
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Domino's Autonomous Pizza Delivery Robot Doesn't Need Tipping
Domino's Pizza is working on replacing the traditional delivery person, with a new pilot program of a robot courier, Nuro, going autonomous.
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Sonos Sound Swap Is Roam's Secret Weapon: Here's How To Use It
Sound Swap flips music from a traditional Sonos speaker over to your Sonos Roam so you can head elsewhere in the house or outside.
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Best Rugged Smartwatches Worth Your Wrist Time In 2021
Here is a roundup of outstanding, rugged sports smartwatches that are not only sporty, but also take care of your health, fitness and adventure needs.
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Best 4K Ultra Short Throw Projectors For Theater-Like Experience At Home
Ultra Short Throw (UST) projectors are making a huge play in home entertainment with their easy setup approach and big screen delivery, without all the wires.
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OnePlus Watch Vs. Samsung Watch 3: The Better Android Wearable
Let's see how OnePlus Watch compares against Samsung's premium smartwatch on offer.
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New Amazon Fire TV Interface Drops - Who Gets It, And Why You Want It
Amazon Fire TV users should get ready to see a new interface when they turn on their media streamer, with Amazon pushing out its all-new Fire TV experience.
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Chrome OS "Game Mode" Brings Chromebooks Closer To Steam Gaming
Recent changes to Chrome OS's source code hints that Google might be getting close to allowing Steam gaming on Chromebooks to happen.
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