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The Best Artificial Christmas Trees You Can Buy For A Perfect Tree Year After Year

by Jennifer Allen on November 16th, 2018

Real Christmas trees are great but they’re messy and require a lot of maintenance. An artificial tree reduces the hassle, but you need to make sure you get one that looks the part. Here are the best artificial Christmas trees you can buy.

The Best 360-Degree Action Cameras

by Michael Crider on November 15th, 2018

Normal action cameras are… well, normal. But if you’re looking for something a little different, there are models that record video in 360 degrees at once using multiple lenses. Here are the best among them.

The Best Advent Calendars For Counting Down To Christmas With Your Kids

by Jennifer Allen on November 15th, 2018

Tis the season to be jolly and to keep your kids vaguely sane in the run up to Christmas. An advent calendar simultaneously provides them with something fun to do every day while also reminding them of how close Christmas is getting.

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Roku Launches New Wireless Speakers, But They Only Work With Roku-Powered TVs

Michael Crider | November 15th

Roku is best known for its affordable set-top box streamers, but it’s also become a popular software platform for budget smart TVs. If you happen to own one, you can kit it out with Roku-branded stereo speakers starting tomorrow.

The Best 360-Degree Action Cameras

Michael Crider | November 15th

Normal action cameras are… well, normal. But if you’re looking for something a little different, there are models that record video in 360 degrees at once using multiple lenses. Here are the best among them.

The Best Toolboxes For Any Garage

Michael Crider | November 14th

If you have tools, you need someplace to put them. Someplace spacious, protected, and preferably somewhat parallelepiped. A box-like device, if you will. For your tools. What would you call that?

The Best Small Monitors For Small Projects And Small Spaces

Michael Crider | November 13th

When it comes to monitors, bigger is better… unless it isn’t. If your specific needs call for something smaller—like secondary screens, a small, space-constrained workstation, or even a custom in-car installation—your options are limited. Here are the best among them.

The Best Stands And Kickstands For Your Tablet

Michael Crider | November 12th

Most tablets don’t include kickstands. More’s the pity: they’re freakin’ great. But in the face of this absence and obsession with thin cases, we have to make do with kickstands and other tools to keep our tablets upright without holding them. Here are the best.

Standalone HTC Vive Focus Gets A Wider Release, But Probably Won’t Be Sold To Consumers

Michael Crider | November 9th

Smartphone specialist turned VR headset honcho HTC is expanding its lineup of Vive hardware. The latest device is the Vive Focus, a design formerly restricted to the Chinese market, coming to 37 new markets next week including the US and Europe.

Fossil’s New Wear OS Smartwatch Is The First Affordable Model With Snapdragon 3100

Michael Crider | November 8th

Qualcomm made a splash back in September with the announcement of the new and improved Snapdragon 3100 platform for wearable, but so far the only model that actually uses it is a $1000 MontBlanc. Fossil fixed that this morning.

The Best Tools To Help Your Teen Drive Safely

Michael Crider | November 8th

Teenagers are bad drivers. Sorry, kids, it’s just how it is: insurance company GEICO says one in five 16-year-old teen drivers will end up in a fender bender. Here are the best tools to keep your new driver safe.

This Picture Frame Hides A Wireless Phone Charger Inside

Michael Crider | November 7th

Picture frames are kind of old-fashioned, but plenty of people are comfortable with the newfangled digital alternatives. If you prefer a photo frame to use and actual paper photo, why not give it a little utility, too?

The Best Smart Speaker Battery Bases To Take Your Speaker On The Go

Michael Crider | November 7th

The Echo from Amazon and the Home from Google are both pretty great as web-powered voice assistants. But they do have one fatal flaw: they’re tethered to a power supply. The solution is a battery base.

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