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Can’t Find the Time? Try these To-Do Apps
You’re busy every single day. You’ve got tons of stuff to do, but you can never find the time to squeeze it all in. How are you supposed to organize your time and take command of what you need to get done? One of the easiest ways to get... Read more
Which Console is Right for You? PS4 vs Switch
If you’re a little late to the current generation of gaming, you might be wondering which console is the right call for you. There area number of reasons to own either system, but most people don’t have enough income (or free time) for two systems. If you’re tossing up... Read more
Spotify Posts 100 Million User Numbers, Doubling Apple Music
There are two big names in the world of music streaming services. On the one hand, there’s Apple Music, which is baked into the infrastructure of Apple’s iPhone line. On the other hand, there’s Spotify, an algorithm-driven service that compiles personalized playlists for listeners. Spotify has now announced that... Read more
Which Media Streaming Device is Right for You?
Today, most media we consume comes from the internet. Even if you get normal cable, you probably also want to watch Netflix or Hulu or some other service on your big screen. However, you’re wondering which streaming device you should use to stream this content to your living room.... Read more
Cutting the Cord: Can You Still Watch TV Without Breaking the Bank?
Recently, several high-profile internet TV streaming services have jacked up their prices. Hulu with Live TV, DirecTV Now and YouTube TV have all seen price increases in the last month. It’s becoming hard to find internet TV for less than $50 per month, making it cost roughly the same... Read more
Emulation, ROMs and the Future of Video Games
Emulation, the process of writing code that plays video games outside of their originally intended hardware, is of somewhat murky legality. It’s quite popular among video game enthusiasts to download emulators and ROMs, or the raw code that makes up a video game. However, the legality and morality of... Read more
The Best Qi Charging Pads: Charge Your Phone Wirelessly
No one likes having to fumble and look for their charging cord when they just want to charge up their phone. Between being hard to see in the dark and easy to lose track of, charging cables just feel so outdated. Thankfully, Qi-enabled phones can use wireless charging pads... Read more
Google Stadia Update: All Pricing Options on the Table
When Google unveiled its ambitious Stadia streaming service last month, the biggest question lingering over it was the cost. Will the service be subscription-based? Will users purchase games in the same way they would from Steam? Or, will there be an altogether different pricing model? Google’s Phil Harrison has... Read more
Rumor Mill: Cheaper Switch Coming in June
There have been rumors swirling regarding new versions of Nintendo’s mega-popular Switch system for months. Most rumors have centered on a supposed “Pro” version that fans hope includes better graphical capabilities and a larger, brighter screen. However, recent rumors indicate that a less-expensive, more kid-friendly Switch is likely to... Read more
Should You Buy the All-Digital Xbox One?
The new All-Digital Xbox One S is due out on May 7th, though there are a lot of questions surrounding the new console. Microsoft’s newest Xbox One is an unusual device: it sports no disc drive and can only play games that are downloaded digitally. Should you buy this... Read more