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Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Apple Pay; Which is the Best Virtual Wallet?
Between Apple, Samsung and Google there are a ton of virtual wallet apps looking to power your transactions. Today we’ll break them down based on their strengths and weaknesses and tell you which one is our favorite!  Google Pay  Google Pay and Apple Pay have a lot in common. They both use NFC... Read more
Jurassic World Evolution, 9 out of 10 Goldblums!
The Feebled Dream of a Mad Man Frontier Inc., the creators of Planet Coaster have a rebellious nature and a real passion for sandbox games. The founders of the company previously worked under the developers of Roller Tycoon but eventually realized that the company had lost its passion, so... Read more
Too Old For Tinder? Try These Adult Dating Apps
If you’re an older person trying to find a decent dating app, you might have noticed that there aren’t too many great options. It seems like the apps are mostly geared towards young adults trying to just hook up. Where are the apps for adults who are actually trying to date? Well, we have good... Read more
Top 5 Gaming Laptops for 2018
It takes a lot of stones to be a full fledged gaming laptop and those stones come a large price. These gaming laptops are built to handle what ever our nest and most bizarre gaming programmers can throw at them, and they do it with style and grace. Today... Read more
Laptop Lookout: Lenovo Legion Revamped
Laptops are the cornerstone of our computing resources in this day and age. We need power, robust performance and ultimate portability for every aspect of our daily lives. This is a guide and insight to the best Laptops on the market and today I’m here to talk about the... Read more
Hassle-Free Charging: Which Is Our Favorite Qi Wireless Phone Charger?
I have forgotten to plug in my phone before bed more times than I can count. The frustration of missing your alarm because you forgot to charge your phone is quite profound. You have no one to be mad at but yourself. Well, yourself and whoever decided we were... Read more
Razer Expands RGB Support to Third Parties
Serious PC gaming doesn’t require you to have a flashy assortment of glowing peripherals and PC parts. It does, however, look super awesome. WIth tha in mind, Razer has expanded their back-end Chroma support to work with a wider range of manufacturers’ hardware.   Wait, What? RGB? Synchronization?  RGB is a type of lighting that is... Read more
Bitcoin Falling: Less than Half as Valuable as it Was Last Year
Last year, in December of 2017, Bitcoin hit its all-time high, an astronomical $20,000 per Bitcoin. Following this high-water mark, the cryptocurrency has been steadily losing value. On Sunday it dipped even lower, now being worth only $7,200 per Bitcoin. It is worth noting, however, that the price is... Read more
Next Apple Watch to Sport no Physical Buttons, Report Says
A report from FastCompany promises a trustworthy has confirmed that the next Apple Watch will sport no buttons. This is a growing trend in Silicon Valley: many gadgets are ditching unneeded artifacts of past design in the name of design purity. The iPhone X, for instance, has no 3.5mm headphone jack. Similarly, Apple’s phones from... Read more
Microsoft Looking to Shore Up First-Party Development for Xbox, Buys Four Game Studios
During their E3 press conference, Microsoft aimed to dispel the doubts about the Xbox One. The biggest doubts they took aim at, of course, where those of exclusive games. Recently, Sony has been absolutely sprinting past Xbox in terms of sales, and many gamers chalk this up to the exclusives. Sony has... Read more