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If your coffee tastes like crap, you’re doing it wrong. Great coffee doesn’t have to be expensive.
Media streaming devices are simply awesome. Those little boxes that connect to your TV can add a wealth of entertainment options to your living room. But which device is best for you?
How about a $450 smartphone with a 5-inch screen? Or actually, how about a $450 smartphone that knocks the socks off $600 handsets? If that sounds like a compelling notion, you should meet the Xiaomi Mi3.
Nest Protect is the most feature-packed smoke and carbon monoxide alarm available today, but it…
With the Elgato Game Capture HD, you can record gameplay from every video game console from the old school stuff all the way to the Xbox One.
It’s refreshing to see the Infinity One, a pair of $25 earphones that don’t suck, and far more interesting to hear that they are the work of two young teenage brothers.
Some people may want the most stylish camera, others may want superior zoom, and some may be on a strict budget. Don’t worry, we have you covered.
Caterpillar, the company that makes tractors, now offers the CAT B15 as part of their line of ruggedized semi-smart and full-on Android smartphones for the low end.
The Rover 2.0 is a wireless spy tank (and remote-controlled toy) which comes with a visible-light camera as well as an infrared camera.
The Sony Xperia Z1 Compact is a different take on what a small Android phone should look, feel, and cost like.
What do you get if you combine WiFi technology with SD card storage? You get a wireless SD card, obviously. But what benefit does that actually offer?
We’ve purchased a budget LED projector to see if you can get that same big screen experience from something half the price. It cost just less than $400. Let’s see if it’s any good.
What if you could bring a projector with you, wherever you go, and easily display presentations, movies, and more with it? This $299 AAXA P4X Pico Pocket Projector attempts to make this possible.
I present to you six of the more interesting and useful wearable tech devices either on the market, or soon to enter it.
Want a cheap, high-end Android smartphone? The recently released $350 BLU Life Pure strikes a great balance between price and performance for an unlocked phone.
Everyone is talking about smartwatches and other wearables as “the next big thing.” So, should you buy a smartwatch today, or wait for the smartwatches to come?
We have the GameStick and its controller in our hands, and we’ve had some time to explore the games available, and of course, play them.
Pencil is a Bluetooth stylus that tries to help you forget you’re working on an iPad.
The Thrustmaster TX Ferrari 458 Italia Edition racing wheel is the only real high-quality option on the market that works with the Xbox One. For the time being.
When it comes to buying a TV, there’s a lot more than what’s on a spec sheet. By the end of this guide, you’ll know exactly how to pick the right TV.
Is the Holi Smart Mood Lamp the ultimate night lamp? Mood lamp? Disco ball?
When you go out to buy a new television, you might be a little confused by the many options available, all the features they have, and the jargon you need to wade through.
