January 6, 2020 What could this new Peloton monitor be for? Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge An FCC filing released today suggests that Peloton is working on a new monitor of some…
January 6, 2020 JBL’s first Dolby Atmos soundbar includes battery-powered rear wireless speakers Image: JBL JBL’s latest soundbar is the audio company’s first to support Dolby Atmos, and it’s taking a novel approach to its rear speakers…
January 6, 2020 LG’s 2020 OLED TV lineup includes a smaller 48-inch size Image: LG It was always going to be hard to follow up on a TV that can roll up when it’s not being used,…
January 6, 2020 Asus’ Chromebook Flip C436 is built like a premium Windows laptop Asus is following up last year’s excellent Chromebook Flip C434 with the even higher-end Chromebook Flip C436. As the name might suggest, the C436…
January 6, 2020 Diesel’s newest Wear OS smartwatch is slightly smaller and has a translucent case Image: Diesel Diesel, a sub-brand of Fossil, is launching a new, bold-looking Wear OS smartwatch today at CES, dubbed the Diesel On Fadelite. The…
January 6, 2020 Samsung has made an invisible AI-powered keyboard for your phone We all work from our phones more than ever, but typing out emails and long messages is still slow compared to using a keyboard….
January 6, 2020 The 14-inch dual-screen Asus ZenBook Duo is smaller, lighter, and less powerful Asus’ ZenBook Pro Duo was one of the most interesting-looking laptops of 2019, and at CES 2020, the company announced the ZenBook Duo (no…
January 6, 2020 Samsung Might Have Just Made the Nicest Chromebook Ever Chromebooks tend to be pretty straightforward machines. But for Samsung’s first ever Galaxy-branded Chromebook, it crammed super premium components into every corner of the…
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January 6, 2020 Why Did the Pentagon Push the FDA to Approve a Powerful New Opioid? In November 2018, the Food and Drug Administration approved America’s newest opioid, a formulation of sufentanil called Dsuvia. Sufentanil is the strongest prescription painkiller…