If there’s an easy trend to pick out of CES this year, it’s that Alexa is everywhere. From cars to audio equipment, to phones and robots, Amazon’s virtual assistant is now chatting to you from every conceivable product category. So many products were announced here but let’s see if we […]
Corks. Originally a great cheap way to keep air out of a wine bottle, which they, to this day, still do a great job of. The one thing they aren’t great at? Resealing the wine. Generally when you pop the cork on a wine bottle, you’re making a commitment to
Building a website is easier than ever. The days of having to code everything from scratch using HTML and CSS and upload it to a server are no longer the only option for a website. Most mainstream sites nowadays use CMS programs with themes and there are even sites that let you
Luca Todesco, the Italian jailbreaker that showed off jailbreaks in the past without releasing them has finally released a jailbreak of his own. His tool, called Yalu, works to jailbreak iOS 10 up to iOS 10.1.1. Unfortunately, iOS 10.2 is out so that means this will only work for those
Smartphones have changed the way we do almost everything. We start and end each day with them propped-up on our stomachs while we lie in bed, and they are never that far from our hands for the remainder of the day. One of the most direct benefits of having a
We’ve probably all seen some form of an electric skateboard on YouTube or maybe even going down the road in your city. Generally though, you’ll see a long-board version and, well, they’re not the most portable of vehicles. While the long-board electric skateboards have their perks, what if you just
When Google Home was released, it was able to cast videos from YouTube directly to any Chromecast device you had installed on a TV. All you had to do was say “Hey, Google. Show me a Casey Neistat video on the Living Room TV” and viola you’d be thrown into
When I purchased my Pixel XL, part of the promotion was that you get a Daydream View for free if you pre-ordered it. Now, considering it’s an $80 accessory and I was pre-ordering the Pixel anyway, of course, I was excited to check it out and see how it compared to
The new Google Home is Google’s answer to Amazon’s Echo, the voice-activated bluetooth speaker and home automation assistant. Before going into a comparison though, let’s discuss the Google Home itself. OK, so the Google Home and air freshner-looks aside, it does look like it belongs in your home. It’s a lot
Samsung’s latest fitness band just showed up at my door called the Gear Fit 2. Now, I plan to use this guy for a bit and do a full review on it, but in the meantime, since it is the protocol here on the internet, let’s go over the specs
If you are done messing around with rooting your LG G5 or if it’s just acting up frankly, you can unroot the LG G5 pretty easily and get it back to completely stock. We’ll be using LG’s own flashing tool and their stock firmware files, each is specific to each
Truly wireless headphones. These little earbuds are finally coming out from a variety of manufacturers and now Samsung has taken their crack at it by introducing the Gear Icon X earbuds. I’m personally quite curious to see how they sound and if they are easier to use than what I’ve
We have another giveaway for you guys! This one is pretty big actually. I’ve teamed up with some awesome tech YouTubers and DigitalTrends.com to giveaway four PS4 Pros (not that amateur crap) to four lucky winners. On top of that, dbrand is going to skin each of them with a
I recently did a post on how to update the Blackmagic Ursa Mini to the new Blackmagic Camera 4.0 update and one of the big reasons (besides the plethora of other ones) to update for me was to be able to preview LUTs in the camera finally (think of how
While checking out the Blackmagic Design site recently, I noticed the screen grabs of the Ursa Mini 4K and Ursa Mini 4.6K had changed –drastically. Instead of what I saw on my own Ursa Mini 4.6K, they had shots showing LUTs being previewed on the camera, controls that were over
