March 7, 2019 24 hours with Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Active Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active is cute. That's obviously not the only thing going for the company's latest workout-friendly wearable, but its relative cuteness is…
March 7, 2019 Corsair’s K83 media keyboard is great… when it works Corsair is in general, a gamer's brand. The company makes PC components like memory and cases, as well as accessories like mice and keyboards…
March 7, 2019 The PS4’s Remote Play update now lets you stream to iOS devices You can now use the PS4’s Remote Play functionality on iOS devices, thanks to version 6.50 of the console’s firmware, allowing you to remotely…
March 7, 2019 Nintendo Switch revisited: Two years makes a big difference The Nintendo Switch is no Wii U — we knew that much when we reviewed it on March 1st, 2017. Its portable design lets…
March 7, 2019 YouTube’s family vloggers worry about their future amid comment section crackdown Without comments, YouTube is just ‘short films’ Continue reading… from The Verge – All Posts https://ift.tt/2H62s6a via IFTTT
March 7, 2019 Fiat’s Centoventi is a customizable EV for the masses Fiat has unveiled a concept EV to promote the idea of a completely customizable car that's available to everyone. The Centoventi, which means "120,"…
March 7, 2019 Microsoft beats Amazon to open the first cloud data center in Africa Microsoft has become the first major cloud provider to open a data center in South Africa. Its two new Azure facilities in Cape Town…
March 7, 2019 Microsoft’s cheapest Surface Book 2 could get a quad-core CPU soon Microsoft looks set to refresh its cheapest Surface Book 2 laptop in the coming weeks, according to retailer listings first spotted by WinFuture. The…
March 7, 2019 The best Chinese phones Americans can’t buy 2019 edition Continue reading… from The Verge – All Posts https://ift.tt/2ToLUN4 via IFTTT
March 7, 2019 The Morning After: Nintendo is bringing VR to the Switch Hey, good morning! Between all the motor show news from Geneva, Mark Zuckerberg is pitching a privacy-focused revamp of Facebook (what would that even…