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- Here are the best Amazon Echo deals right now
- Sony subsidiary makes a PS5 SSD that’s even further out of your reach
- Fortnite adds another virtual influencer to its battle royale
- How bad were Elizabeth Holmes’ 1AM emails?
- Amazon says it’s permanently banned 600 Chinese brands for review fraud
- 8 new HomeKit features arriving with Apple’s September 20th software updates
- SpaceX’s first private crew shows what they’ve been up to in orbit
- Niantic is shutting down its AR Catan game after a year of early access
- How to preorder Apple’s new iPad and iPad Mini
- Here’s how the new iPad Mini compares to the last-gen model
| Here are the best Amazon Echo deals right now Posted: 17 Sep 2021 07:03 PM PDT  When it comes to smart speakers, Amazon has a slew of voice-enabled Echo devices to choose from, one for practically every occasion. Maybe you want to add Alexa to a room, for example, or you're looking for an Echo device that will allow you to easily manage your lightning or other smart home products. Regardless of the reason, these are the best Echo deals available right now. The best Echo Dot dealsLate last year, Amazon released the fourth generation of the Echo Dot, which looks more like a sphere than an actual dot. But if you prefer the previous design, don't worry: Amazon has not discontinued the third-gen Echo Dot, which still retains the familiar dot shape. We've previously seen the fourth-gen Echo Dot drop to an all-time low... |
| Sony subsidiary makes a PS5 SSD that’s even further out of your reach Posted: 17 Sep 2021 05:55 PM PDT  Sony subsidiary Nextorage has released an SSD that's perfect for the PS5 (via Tom's Hardware): it has a heatsink (which Sony says is a requirement), is fast enough to well surpass Sony's recommendations, and comes in 1TB and 2TB varieties, which gives you plenty of storage for your games. The catch? It's kinda expensive, isn't available in the US, and doesn't seem to have an official "PlayStation approved" stamp despite its maker's affiliation with Sony. Nextorage describes itself as a "Sony group company specializing in the memory storage solutions business," and its NEM-PA SSD ticks all the boxes for PlayStation 5 compatibility. When news of the drive first broke, it seemed like the solution to the confusion that can currently come... |
| Fortnite adds another virtual influencer to its battle royale Posted: 17 Sep 2021 05:00 PM PDT  Last season, one of the more curious additions to Fortnite was Guggimon, a terrifying-looking rabbit creature that also happened to be a virtual influencer with millions of followers on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Guggimon was created by a company called Superplastic — which has previously worked with the likes of the Gorillaz — and now it's bringing another one of its characters to the battle royale: Janky, a streetwear cat (I think?) that's available in the Fortnite item shop starting tonight. It may seem like an odd fit, but Fortnite's ever-growing metaverse has steadily been spreading to just about every facet of pop culture, from sports to music to superheroes. With all that going on, some CG characters that partner with... |
| How bad were Elizabeth Holmes’ 1AM emails? Posted: 17 Sep 2021 04:57 PM PDT |
| Amazon says it’s permanently banned 600 Chinese brands for review fraud Posted: 17 Sep 2021 04:11 PM PDT  Remember when gadget vendors Aukey, Mpow, RavPower, Vava, TaoTronics and Choetech started mysteriously disappearing from Amazon's online storefront, and it turned out Amazon had intentionally yanked them while vaguely gesturing to the sanctity of its user reviews? Turns out they were just the tip of the iceberg. Amazon has now permanently banned over 600 Chinese brands across 3,000 different seller accounts, the company confirms to The Verge. Amazon says that's the grand tally after five months of its global crackdown, and it's no longer being shy about why: a spokesperson tells us these 600 brands were banned for knowingly, repeatedly and significantly violating Amazon's policies, especially the ones around review abuse. The South... |
| 8 new HomeKit features arriving with Apple’s September 20th software updates Posted: 17 Sep 2021 03:47 PM PDT  With new iPhones come new features. And starting next week, Apple HomeKit users will get plenty courtesy of iOS 15, HomePod 15, tvOS 15, and watchOS 8 software updates. Apple has confirmed that these will all be available on the same day, September 20th. So, if you've been excited about unlimited HomeKit Secure Video cameras, the HomePod Mini as a speaker for your Apple TV 4K, or the chance to see your doorbell on your Apple Watch, you're in luck. Here's a look at all the new HomeKit and HomeKit-related features that will be dropping on Monday. Control your Apple TV with Siri on... |
| SpaceX’s first private crew shows what they’ve been up to in orbit Posted: 17 Sep 2021 03:34 PM PDT  It was a brief orbital talent show. "Hayley is a champ at spinning," Sian Proctor, one of the four private citizens currently orbiting Earth inside SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule, said of her crew mate Hayley Arceneaux, who was somersaulting in the weightlessness of space on camera. "She's been spinning ever since we got on orbit." Christopher Sembroski, another crew mate, whipped out a ukulele and threatened to play it live on camera to over 55,000 viewers on SpaceX's live YouTube stream — "You can turn your volume down if you wish, but I'll give it a shot." He did a little riff while Arceneaux was holding the mic, and it wasn't half bad. "It's still before... |
| Niantic is shutting down its AR Catan game after a year of early access Posted: 17 Sep 2021 03:15 PM PDT  Pokémon Go developer Niantic is shutting down its augmented reality game Catan: World Explorers, the company announced on Friday (via Protocol). An AR adaptation of the popular board game Catan announced in 2019, World Explorers was the company's latest attempt to recreate the magic of Pokémon Go, but soon it's all coming to an end. After a year of early access, the game will not be playable after November 18th and Niantic says later today it "will be taking the game down from the App Store and removing real-money purchases from the Shop." For the players that stick around, the company says it will increase in-game bonuses for the remaining weeks the game is live. It's not entirely clear... |
| How to preorder Apple’s new iPad and iPad Mini Posted: 17 Sep 2021 02:48 PM PDT  As expected, Apple's "California Streaming" was loaded with a flurry of announcements, from the iPhone 13 to the Apple Watch Series 7. Apple also used its annual fall showcase to introduce its latest tablets, specifically the ninth-gen iPad and all-new iPad Mini, the latter of which is a follow-up to the 2019 iPad Mini that takes heavy design cues from last year's iPad Air. The new models are set to launch on Friday, September 24th, starting at $329 and $499, respectively, and preorders have already gone live at several retailers. We'll have reviews up for both models in the near future, however, if you're looking to purchase Apple's latest tablets ahead of release, you have a few options to consider. Where to buy the all-new iPad MiniS... |
| Here’s how the new iPad Mini compares to the last-gen model Posted: 17 Sep 2021 02:46 PM PDT  With the announcement and impending release of the new iPad Mini and its revamped design, it might be all too easy to stan the new model and completely write off its predecessor. While the new model has a lot to offer — namely a larger screen, faster processor, refined design akin to the 2020 iPad Air, and a USB-C port — it also has a quality that is not so desirable: a higher introductory price. The iPad Mini line has been notoriously discount-immune over the years, possibly because of its specialized position in the market and lack of competition. The outgoing iPad Mini only recently started receiving significant discounts, falling to $300 soon before the new model was announced, but it started at $399 from the get-go. The new iPad... |
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