Author Archives: Andrew Heinzman

Oh Wendy’s, I’d love to hear a longer advertisement about chicken nuggets! Pandora is testing new interactive voice ads that prompt you to say “yes” or “no” to questions. In a press release, Pandora says that the ads… Continue reading →

We know what the Xbox Series X looks like, we know its specs, but still don’t know what games will launch alongside the console. That’s set to change today at 12 PM ET during the Xbox Series X Games Showcase, where Microsoft will unveil its… Continue reading →

Twitch is already the king of livestreaming and esports, and it may be your next destination for live traditional sports. Twitch’s new category for traditional sports includes streams from European football teams, along with live games from the N… Continue reading →

Buying a home is a confusing, stressful process. To make it a bit easier, Google and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) teamed up to craft a mortgage guide for homeowners. Googling “mortgage” now brings up a panel full of infor… Continue reading →

After five years of unending popularity, Rocket League is going free to play. Psyonix says that free to play begins later this summer, coinciding with a huge Rocket League update, cross-platform support, and the release of Rocket League on the Epic Gam… Continue reading →

Google’s Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max are the first smart displays to work with Netflix. Starting today, you can use voice commands to pull up Netflix on your Nest Hub or cast Netflix to your Hub from your phone.Read This Article on Review Geek &rsa… Continue reading →

Apple’s Siri Remote is a work of art, but its funky trackpad and minimalist design aren’t for everyone. If you’d prefer to use a traditional remote with your Apple TV, then the new $30 Function Button Remote is worth a look. It’… Continue reading →

AccuWeather is testing a major UI redesign and updated features that might appeal to estranged Dark Sky users. The new UI is minimal, easy on the eyes, and puts the AccuWeather Minutecast dial front and center. Real Feel is more accurate than ever, and… Continue reading →

Say goodbye to outdated sports apps. The redesigned FOX Sports app is what you were hoping for when you first bought a smartphone. It offers daily sports coverage, livestreamed games (with a cable subscription), bonus camera angles, and a customizable … Continue reading →

Unlike its big brother, the little Switch Lite lacks any internal motors for vibration feedback (or “rumble” if you’re a cool kid). If you want to feel the intense vibration of Smash Bros or Animal Crossing without using a wireless co… Continue reading →