As flagship devices from Samsung, Apple, Google, and OnePlus get more and more expensive, you might feel forced to keep up with the increased prices. But times have changed, and most phones under $500 offer the performance, battery life, and camera quality that used to be reserved for high-end handsets. In other words, you don’t need an expensive phone anymore.
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Okay, you’ve decided you want to buy an OLED TV. And now’s the time to pick one out. Fortunately, most OLED TVs sold in the United States use LG panels, regardless of which brand you buy from. This makes it a bit easier as regardless of which OLED TV you buy, all of them will have excellent picture quality.
DoNotPay launched back in 2015 as a simple service to help combat parking tickets, but in the years since then, it’s evolved into a multi-faceted legal assistant that can help you with all kinds of troubles. But what exactly can it do, and are those features worth subscribing for? That’s what we’ll be covering in this article.
Synth Riders’ New Virtual Reality DLC Puts You in a Tron-Like Music Experience
In the Virtual Reality (VR) world, rhythm-dancing games like Beat Saber and Supernatural are abundant and popular. Synth Riders takes the genre a different route though and has you riding rails rather than slicing boxing. The game’s graphics already feel like a computer simulation from the ’80s, but the latest DLC pack includes a visual experience worthy of Tron.
Rock Out at Home with Bandsintown’s New Streaming Concert Subscription
Concert venues might not be open right now, but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on live shows. Bandsintown, which previously specialized in selling concert tickets, has just announced its new live concert subscription service, Bandsintown PLUS. For $9.99 per month, you can see over 25 live-streamed concerts each month from the comfort of your couch.
Skullcandy Crusher Evo Review: Brain-Rattling Bass
Someone less smart than me once said “it’s all about that bass, no treble.” I believe one half of this statement to be true (have you ever listened to music with no treble? No thanks.)—it really is all about the bass. I mean, when it comes to headphones, anyway. And if you like bass, the Skullcandy Crusher Evo are for you.
The Best Cases for Your New Samsung Galaxy S21
The Samsung Galaxy S21 line just dropped, and if you’re considering purchasing one you’ll likely want a good case to protect that shiny new tech. Fortunately, case manufacturers always get in early with accessories, so let’s see the best protection you can buy your new phone right out of the gate.
You Can Eat Mario’s Hat, Question Blocks, and More at Super Nintendo World
Super Nintendo World is set to open in February, and while we’re excited to see how the final result looks, we’re more excited to go try the food, because the pictures have us salivating. The park has multiple food destinations within it, offering all kinds of scrumptious Mario-themed concoctions. Haven’t you ever wondered what a Question Block would taste like?
Give Your Sonos Move New Life with an Official Battery Replacement Kit
Sonos was caught in hot water about a year ago for questionable “recycling” practices. The company eventually mended the issue to the benefit of the environment. It seems like Sonos took that lesson to heart, because it’s now offering owners of the battery-powered Move speaker a way to replace said battery themselves.
‘Return to Castle Monkey Ball’ Is a Free Wolfenstein Mashup You Can Play Online
What do you get when you combine an early 90s 2.5D shooter with an early 2000s casual physics game? Hell if I know, I don’t think it’s ever been done before. At least it hadn’t, until developer Nickireda made Return to Castle Monkey Ball. It’s a web-based mashup you can play in your browser, right now.
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Netflix Is Taking Over Movie Night with a New Original Film Every Week of 2021
Even while it’s facing stiff competition from Disney+ and HBO Max, Netflix continues to release a huge amount of new content. In a promotional video, the online streaming services enlisted the aid of mega-stars Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, and Dwayne Johnson to show off its slate of 2021 movies. The schedule includes 70 movies, no less than one new one every week.
What We’re Watching: How a DVD for Cats Got Me Hooked on Bird Videos
I don’t know what I expected from Cat Sitter Volume II, a poorly-printed DVD that promises to hypnotize housecats with hours of bird footage. At best, it would give my cats a few minutes of fun before finding its way to my pile of neglected discs. But something strange happened when I fired up Cat Sitter for the first time—I became hooked.
Help Your Kids Develop Good Taste in Music with the Latest Spotify Update
Last March, Spotify debuted a Kids app to help keep your children confined to music without adult content. Later the streaming service added tracking and song blocking features. Now Spotify’s latest update makes it possible to share your favorite playlists with your children. You can even filter out specific songs on the fly.
Oops: If Google Forgot to Charge You for Nest Aware, It Plans to Collect Soon
Not long ago, Google revamped its Nest Aware subscriptions to better support homes with multiple cameras. But if you only have one Nest camera (like a Nest Doorbell), it makes sense to stick with the old plan. Now it seems that Google forgot to charge some users who didn’t switch over for a few months—and it’s going to come for your money.
Save Up to 60% on Switch Games During Nintendo’s Belated “New Year Sale”
Better late than never! Nintendo’s New Year Sale may be two weeks behind schedule, be we ain’t complaining. Now’s the perfect opportunity save up to 60% on some of the all-time best Switch games, including Mario Maker 2, Yoshi’s Crafted World, and Clubhouse Games. The New Year Sale ends midnight, January 21st, so fire up the eShop and start downloading now!
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