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Poll: Do You Want Android Apps on Windows?

Cameron Summerson | June 25th

The word on the street is that Microsoft is working on a dual-screen foldable Surface tablet…that will also run Android apps. It’s said to be running the company’s upcoming Chrome OS competitor, Windows Core OS.

The $120 Raspberry Pi 4 Desktop Kit is a Tiny Powerhouse, Y’all

Andrew Heinzman | June 24th

We’ve waited almost half a year for the Raspberry Pi foundation to roll out the Pi 4. Now it’s here, and it’s clearly built with cheap desktop use in mind. For $120, the Pi 4 Desktop Kit is a killer deal.

Have YouTube TV? You Might Get Showtime for Free

Andrew Heinzman | June 14th

If you’re a “longtime friend” of YouTube TV, then you may have access to Showtime for free. After all, that’s what friends are for—bumming each other’s streaming accounts.

So, Let’s Talk About the Pixel 4

Cameron Summerson | June 13th

Yesterday, Google boldly responded to recent Pixel 4 leaks by showing off the phone. Soon after, speculation and theories started to crop up all over—but we need to take a step back and relax. It’s going to be okay.

I’m So Ready for Spielberg’s After Dark Horror Series

Cameron Summerson | June 11th

Steven Spielberg, while not the biggest fan of allowing streaming content to be eligible for Oscars and other awards, is crafting a brilliant streaming-only horror series for upcoming network Quibi. And I can’t wait.

AMD’s Most Powerful New CPU Works With Your Current Budget Build

Michael Crider | June 11th

Gaming hardware tends to take a backseat at the yearly E3 trade show, with new titles getting the bulk of news coverage. But AMD is making a splash by showing off its latest Ryzen desktop CPU designs, aimed squarely at PC gamers.

Would You Let Walmart Put Food Directly Into Your Fridge?

Cameron Summerson | June 7th

Walmart announced a new service this morning called “InHome” that will allow orders to be placed online and delivered directly to your fridge. Not your doorstep—an employee will come into your house and put your groceries away for you. Yeah.

Daily Deals: A $265 Nintendo Switch, a $60 G.SKILL Gaming Keyboard, a $360 HP Chromebook, and More

Andrew Heinzman | May 17th

The weekend’s right around the corner, but you can get all of your shopping done right now. The internet’s filled to the brim with great deals and discounts, but as always, we’ve picked out a few favorites.

Daily Deals: Vegas Pro 15 for $25, a $30 Google Home Mini, a $100 Robot Vacuum, and More

Andrew Heinzman | May 15th

Hump day just got a lot better. The internet’s full of wild deals and discounts, ranging from a $140 pair of AirPods to a $265 Nintendo Switch console. But as always, we’ve picked out a few favorites.

Daily Deals: A $73 Philips Hue Starter Kit, a $135 Galaxy S7, an $80 HP Chromebook, and More

Andrew Heinzman | May 10th

The weekend’s right around the corner, and while it’s probably too late to order anything for Mother’s Day, now’s a great time to buy yourself something nice.

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