Author Archives: Andrew Heinzman

We’ve been waiting for the iPad Pro Magic Keyboard, and it’s finally here. Apple is selling the Magic Keyboard today, and orders should arrive next week. This fancy new keyboard, which has a built-in trackpad, only works with the 11-inch an… Continue reading →

The search for wireless headphones is over. Razer is selling a beautiful set of Pikachu wireless earbuds in a Pokéball-shaped charging case. I don’t know if they sound good or not, but who cares? These things are totally chic—the distilled… Continue reading →

One of the nicest features of second-gen AirPods and AirPods Pro is wireless charging built into the case—it’s just convenient. And while a lot of modern wireless charging pads have specific spots designed for the AirPods case, there’… Continue reading →

The Nintendo Switch is one of our favorite pandemic-sanity tools. But after logging over a hundred hours into Animal Crossing, it’s time for a change of pace. Luckily, Best Buy is selling all four Nintendo Labo DIY kits for just $20. These fant… Continue reading →

Practicing through an amp is a blast, but it can also be a nuisance to the people who have to live with you (or your neighbors). Here’s how to practice through your headphones without losing the sweet tone of your full rig.Read This Article on Re… Continue reading →

There’s a good chance that you or a family member bought a Switch to cope with the desolate purgatory of self-isolation. We’re happy for you, and we hope that you’re enjoying Animal Crossing, but we need to fill you in on a little sec… Continue reading →

Most people begin their smart home journey with a set of smart bulbs. But at $15 to $20 a pop, smart bulbs might be more trouble than they’re worth . Smart switches and dimmers are much cheaper options that can provide the same smart controls, s… Continue reading →

Yesterday, we reported HBO’s plan to terminate HBO NOW and HBO GO on 2nd and 3rd gen Apple TV devices. But we’re happy to announce that HBO is pushing back its end date from April 30th to May 15th! That’s 15 extra days, guys!Read This… Continue reading →

Most Americans learn to ride on training wheels, and through a process of bumps and bruises, work their way toward real-deal bicycles. But your kid doesn’t need to tear up their knees and elbows learning to ride a bike. A simple balance bike can … Continue reading →

LG is now selling its NanoCell TVs, which use a filter of nanometer-sized particles to produce lifelike color accuracy. The TVs, which start at $600 and sell in 4K and 8K varieties, are compatible with Google Assistant, Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Apple… Continue reading →

Don’t worry, the Unicode Consortium’s 2020 emoji update is ready to go and will arrive on your phone sometime between August and December. But the 2021 emoji update will come six months late. It was slated to arrive on phones at the end of … Continue reading →

Amazon is temporarily extending its return window to accommodate for the COVID-19 pandemic. Most items purchased in the US or Canada between March 1st and April 30th can be returned until May 31st.Read This Article on Review Geek › Continue reading →

Just to be clear, HBO is simply dropping app support for older Apple TV units. You can still cast HBO to your Apple TV using Apple AirPlay. If that’s too inconvenient for you, then this might be a good time to buy a new Apple TV 4K or Apple TV… Continue reading →

Sharing TV shows and movies with friends is a wonderful experience, but it’s almost impossible to do at a distance. That is, unless you use a tool to chat with your friends and keep the videos on your computers in-sync. Here are seven websites an… Continue reading →

Google says that it will remove videos from YouTube that spread false and dangerous information about COVID-19, including videos that incorrectly link 5G to the virus. Less malicious conspiracy videos will be stripped of monetization options and hidden… Continue reading →