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Stadia announced at GDC: Google’s attempt to disrupt the gaming industry
March 19, 20190 commentsROKit launches 3D phone in US with ‘life services’ bundled into cost
ROKit kicked off sales of its family of inexpensive phones meant for the common man These devices are more about offering services such as access to a doctor or entertainment than they ...
by Eric Zeman24 minutes ago
Sweet, sweet karma: Watch AT&T’s CEO get a robocall during live interview
Now that he is getting them, maybe carriers will actually do something about the onslaught of robocalls.
by C. Scott Brown33 minutes ago
Second-gen AirPods: Look, Siri, no hands
Apple's new AirPods allow for hands-free "Hey Siri" activation and are compatible with an optional wireless charging case.
by Lily Katz51 minutes ago
The pop-out camera is the best solution for the bezel-less display conundrum
The sliding camera on the Vivo V15 Pro is a delight. Here's why I think it's the best solution for bezel-less displays yet.
by Abhishek Baxi1 hour ago
Epic Games will give away free cross-platform Fortnite tools to developers
Epic Games is proving it really does want to help all game developers be successful.
by C. Scott Brown2 hours ago
Master Microsoft data tools in this 31-hour course bundle
These six courses will help you master Microsoft data tools like Access and Excel for less than $20.
by AA Picks2 hours ago
How to set Philips Hue to turn on and off at sunrise and sunset
Philips Hue lights can do a lot of neat things. One useful on is turning on lights when it gets dark and off in the morning. Here's a tutorial of how to do that!
by Joe Hindy3 hours ago
Best Android phones (March 2019)
Check out all the best Android phones on the market right now.
by Team AA4 hours ago
Questions I’d like answered before I hype Google Stadia
Google Stadia sounds promising, but before I jump on the hype train there's still a lot of unanswered questions.
by Joe Hindy4 hours ago
New $90 Amazon Kindle has front light, pre-orders open now
Amazon found a way to add a front light to its cheapest Amazon Kindle e-reader.
by C. Scott Brown4 hours ago
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