Month: September 2020
Roku Streambar squeezes big sound and 4K streaming into a compact soundbar null
With TV’s getting bigger and their audio output barely improving after decades of flatscreen decline, space on your TV cabinet is at a premium. Thankfully, Roku’s teeny new Roku Streambar serves a two-in-one purpose in a small package, bringing 4K HDR streaming smarts to your TV, while also boosting its…
Read More
In ‘Hades,’ the Underworld Is Your Playground
It’s easy to spend hours dashing and slashing your way through this roguelite dungeon crawler. Source
Read More
A week with the Xbox Series X: load times, game performance, and more
I’ve spent the past week with an Xbox Series X in my living room. I’ve played a variety of games on this preview unit, testing load times, performance, and some of the new Series X features. I switched back to an older Xbox One X briefly during testing, and it…
Read More
Audeze LCD-1 Review: The Best Headphones Under $500
Missing live music? These corded, lightweight planar magnetic cans give you the next best thing. Source
Read More
The digital transformation of crime The digital transformation of crime
Cybercrime has dominated our news cycles consistently throughout the last few months. From airlines to fitness trackers, it seems no company that holds data is safe from cybercriminals, ransomware and cyber attacks. Hackers have looked at the chaos and pain caused by the pandemic as an opportunity, and research suggests…
Read More
Samsung’s latest rugged tablet is designed to stand the test of time
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab Active 3 is a new rugged tablet designed for tough environments, the company announced today. Alongside more typical features like an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, the tablet can survive drops of up to 1.5 meters. It’s also backed by Samsung’s promise to support “up…
Read More