Author Archives: Andrew Heinzman

There’s no reason to overpay on your phone plan. Prepaid plans cost nearly half the price of typical postpaid plans, and they don’t require any contracts or credit checks, so you can leave at any time. Lower costs, freedom, and flexibility:… Continue reading →

Is your ISP charging you a “rental” fee for the modem or router you bought with your own money? Such bogus fees are now outlawed as part of the Television Viewer Protection Act, which prevents broadband and TV providers from charging rental… Continue reading →

An office is for not dying. An office is a place to live life to the fullest, to the max, to…. An office is a place where dreams come true. Unfortunately, the dreamy show that defined an era of streaming (I’m talking about The Office) is mo… Continue reading →

Once upon a time, streaming services like Netflix promised to help us cut the cord and save us a ton of money. But look at us now—we’re subscribed to three or four services at a time! It’s time to save some money and replace a few sub… Continue reading →

Are you overpaying for your streaming services? Verizon Unlimited comes with free subscriptions to Disney+, Apple Music, and more. Here’s how to see what you’re missing out on, and how much money you could save by taking full advantage of a… Continue reading →

Microsoft is gradually rolling out Android app streaming to all Windows 10 PCs. Users with the Your Phone app can control their smartphone from a desktop window, and even pin mobile apps to their PC’s taskbar or Start menu. Sadly, Samsung is stil… Continue reading →

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on supply chains, manufacturing processes, and shipping companies. And heading into the holiday season, things aren’t going to get any better. You should expect an influx of backordered items and de… Continue reading →

Spotify’s arsenal of exclusive content is growing in an unexpected direction—esports. The streaming platform and Riot Games are teaming up to bring exclusive League of Legends audio content to Spotify subscribers, including a podcast series… Continue reading →

Porch pirates and burglars got you down? A Wi-Fi-connected outdoor camera can deter crime and give you a live view outside your door. Here are our favorite outdoor cameras, from premium models to budget-basics.Read This Article on Review Geek › Continue reading →

Samsung is rolling out the latest version of its One UI software to Galaxy S20 devices. The One UI 2.5 update brings several Note 20 features to the S20 lineup, including Pro Video mode, Wireless DeX, and advanced note-taking features through Samsung N… Continue reading →

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra are the fanciest flagships of 2020. But if you want to make the most of your giant Samsung handset, you’re gonna need a stylish case, a screen protector, and accessories for productivity or gaming…. Continue reading →

As fire blaze across California, Google is adding wildfire data and warnings to Maps and Search. People driving near an active blaze will see the fire’s boundary, ambient news alerts and road-closure warnings. You can find the same data from your… Continue reading →

Can’t decide what to watch? Netflix is testing a new “Shuffle Play” feature that queues near-random shows and movies based on your interests. And while it sounds chaotic, “Shuffle Play” could replicate the randomized exper… Continue reading →

Epic Games made a calculated risk on August 13th when it updated Fortnite to bypasses Apple and Google’s in-app purchase fees. Predictably, this update led to the immediate removal of Fortnite from the App Store and Play Store. If you’re ha… Continue reading →

Hopefully you didn’t buy your P30 Pro at full price. The temporary general license that kept Google Mobile Services alive on Huawei phones ended August 13th, leaving all Huawei phones released before the May 2019 trade ban without Google service … Continue reading →

Scrub up and hit the operating room, because Surgeon Simulator 2 launches on August 27th. The new Surgeon Simulator features four-person multiplayer, a cast of wacky characters, and a level-creation system. Pre-ordering it from Epic Games guarantees th… Continue reading →

All Netflix subscribers should be familiar with the short, booming ‘da-dum’ sound that accompanies some shows and movies. It’s a powerful intro that sets the mood for late-night Netflix binges, although you won’t see it at festi… Continue reading →

Google has spent the bulk of 2020 adapting its services for remote learning, food deliveries, and other hallmarks of the pandemic-struck world. Now, as cities and travel destinations slowly reopen, Google is updating search results to show local corona… Continue reading →

AMC plans to reopen over 100 US theaters on August 20th, with questionable mask requirements and a litany of new cleaning procedures. Customers who come out on opening day can buy tickets for just 15 cents—a “1920 prices” promotion to… Continue reading →

Podcasts are coming to Amazon Music and Audible, according to a “confidential” email sent to producers on August 10th. The email, which was publicized by The Desk, suggests that Music and Audible subscribers will gain access to podcasts wit… Continue reading →