Month: April 2023
Secret Invasion’s latest trailer is a prelude to Marvel’s next big war
Though much of Secret Invasion’s new trailer is footage we’ve seen before, a handful of new moments make clear that Nick Fury’s (Samuel L. Jackson) absence hasn’t gone unnoticed on Earth in the years since the Avengers managed to reverse Thanos’ snap. While Fury’s been off-planet hiding, Skrulls loyal to…
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Huawei’s latest watch is a jab at the Apple Watch Ultra
You don’t need to be Sherlock Holmes to figure out where Huawei got the inspiration for its newly announced Watch Ultimate. It’s clearly Huawei’s not-so-subtle answer to the Apple Watch Ultra, and now, we know that similarity extends to the price tag, too. Starting tomorrow, the Ultimate will retail in…
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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE tipped to arrive before the end of 2023
We didn’t get a Samsung Galaxy S22 FE last year, suggesting that Samsung had given up for good on the mid-range line – but there’s a growing body of evidence hinting that the Fan Edition series will make a return with the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE. The latest twist in…
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Why can’t more music apps be like Apple Music Classical?
In 2023, it’s hard to love classical music. Not because of the music itself — it’s just difficult to find it. Searching for George Gershwin is as likely to bring up his own performances as it is to bring up music he composed that’s performed by other artists. The problem…
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Hitting the Books: Sputnik’s radio tech launched a revolution in bird migration research
“Birds fly South for the winter and North for the summer,” has historically proven to be only slightly less reliable a maxim than the sun always rising in the East and setting in the West. Humanity has been fascinated by the comings and goings of our avian neighbors for millennia,…
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The Home Assistant SkyConnect is a great excuse to demolish your smart home and start from scratch
My smart home has been a mess for a while. Before writing this, it was a combination of a Hue hub and HomeKit, the former of which I was not terribly fond of having, and the latter I tolerate. But for a few years now, I have wanted to go…
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