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The Best Individual Bean Bag Chairs For Every Space

by Jennifer Allen on October 19th, 2018

A large bean bag chair is great if you have the room, but what about if you need something a little more subtle? We’ve checked out some awesome individual bean bag chairs for some cozy relaxation time.

Everything You Need To Welcome Your New Puppy Home

by Michael Crider on October 19th, 2018

So you’re super-excited to get your new puppy. And you should be! But in addition to dog food, tags, and a trip to the vet for vaccinations, you’ll want a few other things that you might not have thought about.

The New Chromecast Doesn’t Support 4K (But Here’s What Does)

by Andrew Heinzman on October 18th, 2018

There isn’t much to say about the new Chromecast. It’s almost identical to its 2nd generation counterpart, even down to the $35 price point. Oh, and it doesn’t support 4K.

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Apple’s New Watch Charger Shows the Company’s Slow Embrace of USB-C

Cameron Summerson | October 19th

Apple has been offering a Lightning to USB-C cable for fast charging of its modern phones for a while now, and now it’s extending this new standard to the Apple Watch.

How to Order an Unlocked iPhone XR

Cameron Summerson | October 19th

The iPhone XR pre-orders started last night, but unlike the XS, there isn’t an option to “Buy without a carrier.” Good news: you can still get your iPhone unlocked. Here’s how.

PSA: Don’t Buy a Pixel 3 from Best Buy Unless You’re on Verizon

Cameron Summerson | October 19th

For the third year in a row, Verizon is the “exclusive” launch partner for the Pixel 3 and XL. But this year, they’re handling things differently—out of the box, the Verizon Pixel 3 is SIM-locked to Verizon.

Samsung’s Galaxy Book 2 Kicks Back with an ARM Processor and LTE

Michael Crider | October 18th

The first Galaxy Book was something of an odd duck: a standard tablet form factor with a full-power Intel setup for running Windows. The sequel hardware mixes things up a bit.

Taco Bell is Giving Away Xbox Ones That Make the “Bell” Sound When They Start Up

Cameron Summerson | October 17th

Taco Bell has been partnering with Microsoft to give away Xboxes for several years now, but never before have the two companies taken a more synergistic approach to this partnership.

CTL’s New CBX1 Chromebox is a Powerhouse at a Great Price

Tom Westrick | October 16th

Chromeboxes are really great desktops for users who have moved their workflow into a web browser, especially at lower prices. You don’t need higher specs inside a Chromebox for it to work well, but it can help.

The New Kindle Paperwhite is Waterproof, Still Affordable

Andrew Heinzman | October 16th

The Kindle Paperwhite, Amazon’s workhorse e-reader, is starting to look like a premium device. Amazon announced an upgrade to the Paperwhite that features improved specs and a new waterproof design. Despite all the upgrades, the device will start at a reasonable $129.99.

Huawei Mate 20 Pro and Mate 20 X Feature Huge Screens and Monster Specs

Michael Crider | October 16th

Despite a massive presence in China and Europe, Huawei is still seen as an also-ran by some. The company is hoping to change that with its latest flagship, the Mate 20 Pro.

Dell’s New QHD 49-Inch Monitor is Extra Wide, Regular Height

Andrew Heinzman | October 15th

Today Dell announced a new crazy ultra-wide into its UltraSharp monitor lineup. The Dell U4919DW is packed with immersive specs and boasts the first QHD 49-inch ultra-wide display on the market. It’s kind of a super-ultra-wide.

The New “Palm” Phone is a Tiny Tech Clutch Purse, And a Verizon Exclusive

Michael Crider | October 15th

Smartphones have been growing ever larger over the last few years, with fewer and fewer options available for those who want something for small hands or small pockets. The new “Palm” phone bucks that trend, offering a teeny-tiny secondary device.

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