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The Best Pet Cams for Cats, Dogs, and Their Doting Owners

by Caroline Stewart on April 20th, 2018

Pet cams are a convenient way to make sure your fur babies are safe (and staying out of mischief) while you’re not home. Check out our roundup of best pet cams that not only entertain and calm your pet down, but give you peace of mind.

The Best Smartphone VR Headsets

by Eric Ravenscraft on April 19th, 2018

A full-scale VR rig is expensive, but you don’t need to spend a fortune to try out VR. If you have a decent modern smartphone, you can use one of these headsets to get into VR on the cheap.

The 5 Best Ultra Portable Photo Printers For Speedy Snaps

by Jennifer Allen on April 18th, 2018

Thanks to our ever present smartphones it’s easier than ever to snap tons of photos. But what about those times when you want to print one out though? We’ve tracked down some of the best ultra portable photo printers out there so you can snap and print on the go.

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Nintendo Labo Kits Are In Stores Today, Starting at $69

Eric Ravenscraft | April 20th

Earlier this year, Nintendo asked if you’d be willing to spend $70-80 on some fancy cardboard. Today, you can buy that cardboard in stores, and you totally should.

Intel Can’t Decide If Smart Glasses Are Cool, But We Can Help

Eric Ravenscraft | April 19th

They’re not. Fortunately, it seems like Intel has figured that out because, a mere two months after announcing a new smart glasses venture, the company is canning the entire project.

Amazon Will Sell TVs Inside Best Buy, As Long As You Don’t Mind Fire TV

Eric Ravenscraft | April 18th

Best Buy is already the best place to window show for the TV you’re eventually going to go buy on Amazon anyway. Now the companies want to team up to sell Amazon televisions inside Best Buy stores.

GrubHub Will Let You Split the Check With Venmo Integration

Eric Ravenscraft | April 17th

GrubHub can save a party with a quick meal for everyone, but when it comes time to split the bill, it can be a nightmare. Payment sharing app Venmo can alleviate the stress, and now it’s integrated right into GrubHub.

Sega Is Bringing 15 Classic Games, Including Sonic, to the Switch This Summer

Eric Ravenscraft | April 16th

There was a time when we thought that the Switch would be a perfect fit for the Virtual Console. While we wait for Nintendo to bring classic games to the Switch, Sega is already on the case.

Google Wants to Bring One of Its Many Messenger Apps to the Desktop

Eric Ravenscraft | April 13th

Google badly wants to have an iMessage competitor, so it’s planning to bring one of its many messaging apps to the desktop. No, not the one that’s already on the desktop.

Apple Isn’t Selling Many HomePods (Probably)

Eric Ravenscraft | April 12th

A couple months ago, Apple launched a $350 smart speaker with Siri that doesn’t work with most non-Apple music services. Unsurprisingly, it’s not exactly flying off the shelves.

Now You Can Get Spotify and Hulu For $12.99, If You Live In the U.S.

Eric Ravenscraft | April 11th

If you have a Spotify subscription, it’s not unlikely that you’d also want Hulu (or vice versa). Now, the two companies are partnering to give users a discount if you get both together.

Please Don’t Spend the Entire Day Playing This Jelly Mario Physics Simulator

Eric Ravenscraft | April 10th

You know what could make the classic Super Mario Bros. better? A physics engine. Oh, and playing it in the browser could help, too. Jellymar.io is here to fulfill all these wishes and ruin your work day.

Here’s How to Mute Those Annoying Gas Station Video Ads

Eric Ravenscraft | April 9th

You’re just trying to pump your gas, not get blasted with ads, but the pump has other plans. Fortunately, while they’re rarely labeled, there’s a mute button right next to the video screen.