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| 8 new trailers you should watch this week Posted: 11 Jan 2020 07:00 AM PST  Photo: Claudette Barius / Warner Bros. I was excited to watch Uncut Gems the other week for a couple of reasons — for one, there's been a ton of buzz; but also, it's one of the only movies I've seen in recent years that I haven't watched the trailer for ahead of time (I happened to be on vacation when it came out, so I didn't write this weekly column). It was nice getting to go in completely surprised. The movie does a great job of what it sets out to do — being constantly chaotic and stressful. But I didn't particularly care for it the way others have. It's a lot of the same thing: one character making obviously bad and indulgent mistakes, which continually come back to bite him. We know every time what's going to happen. What really made it hard for me to get on board with... |
| Posted: 11 Jan 2020 05:00 AM PST  Illustrator by Alex Castro / The Verge Over the past decade, our homes have filled up with more and more devices, small and large, simple and complex, all connected to Wi-Fi. Each device demands some of your router's time and bandwidth, and that's increasingly become a problem — the more devices you have, the more your router's capacity is spread thin. If this continues, speeds could slow to a drag. That's the problem Wi-Fi 6 is meant to solve by making data delivery more efficient to ultimately offer faster speeds, and at CES this year, the new Wi-Fi standard finally felt like a reality. Wi-Fi 6 routers and devices were plentiful on the show floor. Not only that, some of the routers were affordable — a stark change from last year's debut round of Wi-Fi 6 products. If you're... |
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