Author: Zach_Wilson
Bose Reinvented Itself Just in Time. Now Comes the Tricky Part
The audio brand might be ticking close to retirement age, but the innovators behind this private company have plenty more tricks up their sleeves, says CEO Lila Snyder. Source
Read MoreI just discovered Netflix canceled the most realistic zombie show I’ve ever seen – here’s why Black Summer is still worth streaming
How have I only just found out that Netflix has quietly canceled the best zombie show Black Summer? Sadly, I’m not surprised, given just how many cancelations I’ve seen these days and how few people streamed it. But it still deserves the same praise as other creature features and I’m…
Read MoreMy favorite thing about the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 isn’t that it folds
Samsung’s mid-year Galaxy Unpacked launch for 2024 was a bit dull. The Galaxy Watch range didn’t see many improvements bar the introduction of the Ultra (which is really only intended for the most diehard fitness heads), and time was mostly devoted to the show stopping Galaxy Ring, an entirely new…
Read MoreApple Intelligence’s release date is almost here – why it’s a bigger deal than you think
Apple Intelligence’s release date is fast approaching, making it an exciting time to own one of the best iPhones. The AI tools are one of the major selling points of the new iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro, bringing features like proofreading and rewriting, summaries, and AI photo editing to…
Read MoreYou can slap a Pixel Watch 2 on your wrist for just $224 right now
The Pixel Watch 3 may be the shining refinement Google’s wearable lineup needed, but the last-gen Pixel Watch 2 is still a great buy. That’s especially true when you can get it for as low as $224 ($26 off) — which is the watch’s current starting price at both Amazon…
Read MoreSuper bendy CPUs could pave the way for some extraordinary thinking-outside-the-box designs — Flex-RV is an open source, flexible and affordable processing unit coming to a pen near you
Traditional microprocessors, built on silicon, have seen significant performance improvements in recent years due to shrinking transistor sizes – however, expense remains a barrier for integrating such chips into disposable or flexible products. This cost is typically driven by three main factors: the expensive silicon fabrication processes, licensing fees for…
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