Fighting over the remote is not so different from The Hunger Games. You must assert your dominance in order to get the privilege of flipping over the channel, and there can only be one winner. And as if bickering over which program to settle on isn’t…
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Casio adds modern tech to the classic G-Shock watch
Casio released the first G-Shock watch in 1983. The original set the bar for tough watches with incredible shock resistant to protect the quartz module. It’s a classic and still available for purchase in several forms in 2018. Recently, Casio released an all-metal version of the watch that features the iconic design but with modern […]
View More Casio adds modern tech to the classic G-Shock watchReview: The Marshall Woburn II packs modern sound, retro look
Marshall speakers stand out. That’s why I dig them. From the company’s headphones to its speakers, the audio is warm and full just like the classic design suggests. The company today is announcing revisions across its lines. The new versions of the Action ($249), Stanmore ($349) and Woburn Bluetooth ($499) speakers now feature Bluetooth 5.0, […]
View More Review: The Marshall Woburn II packs modern sound, retro lookTile finally solves its battery problem
Tile has more or less defined the “personal object tracking” category with its range of Bluetooth trackers that you clip or attach to various things (like house keys) to keep from misplacing them. By connecting these beacons with an iOS or Android de…
View More Tile finally solves its battery problemThese $50 wireless earbuds can apparently last up to 60 hours
Bluetooth earbuds are here to stay. Now that more and more electronic devices are doing away with the headphone jack, we must accept the fact that wired earphones will eventually be extinct. Before we know it, they will belong in the pile of gone but…
View More These $50 wireless earbuds can apparently last up to 60 hoursEveryday home gear made smart
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View More Everyday home gear made smartKegel trainer startup Elvie is launching a smaller, smarter, hands-free breast pump
Elvie, a Berlin-based startup known best for its connected Kegel trainer is jumping into the breast pump business with a new $480 hands-free system you can slip into your bra. Even with all the innovation in baby gear, breast pumps have mostly sucked (pun intended) for new moms for the past half a century. My […]
View More Kegel trainer startup Elvie is launching a smaller, smarter, hands-free breast pumpLost keys could be a thing of the past thanks to this nifty tracker
The ‘Tile Mate’ easily slips onto key rings or in wallets, allowing you to track your items when needed. The device also has a special feature that forces your phone to ring, even when silent, in case you lose itAll products featured here are selected…
View More Lost keys could be a thing of the past thanks to this nifty trackerThe JBL Eon One Pro is a powered sound system for speakers and performers
As a speaker I often find myself mumbling into a microphone with little thought about the sound system powering it. While most PAs are massive affairs requiring a soundboard operator and lots of wiring, I’ve also had to hoot into portable PAs, a practice I rarely relish. But who was I to judge the quality […]
View More The JBL Eon One Pro is a powered sound system for speakers and performersTreblab’s noise-cancelling earbuds are on sale for $30 and great for the gym
The gym is a place perpetually ravaged by distractions. Between the bros grunting every time they make a bench press rep, the speakers pumping out ear-splitting EDM, and the endless clanking of metal, it can be difficult to focus.
A no-fail hac…
If truly wireless earbuds are too wireless for you, here’s a clever alternative
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Truly wireless earbuds are great and all, but they’re not the easiest things to keep track of. While they’re fine to use when you’re just chilling at your desk or doing anything sedentary, they tend to fall out when, say, you’re working up a sweat or mowing the lawn. Admit it: cutting the cord is not always the best way to go — especially when you’re leading an active lifestyle.
It’s not like you can go back to wired headphones either. That ship has sailed. Luckily, there’s a clever workaround: The Something Strong Magnetic Bluetooth Earbuds. Read more…
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Samsung upgrades the S-Pen to function as a remote
Samsung’s new S-Pen isn’t just a multi-colored stylus anymore. With the upgrade to the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9, the S-Pen gets its own reboot, and now functions as a remote control for Samsung’s latest offering. With the inclusion of Bluetooth low energy inside the S-Pen, users can now untether themselves from the phone. With […]
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