Author Archives: Cameron Summerson

Someone less smart than me once said “it’s all about that bass, no treble.” I believe one half of this statement to be true (have you ever listened to music with no treble? No thanks.)—it really is all about the bass. I mean, wh… Continue reading →

Your online identity, social accounts, and the like should be treated with care. That means routinely checking on settings, post history, ad tracking options, and more. Not only do social networks add settings often, but sometimes change existing ones…. Continue reading →

If you follow me on Twitter, you probably already know about my staunch “never close a tab for any reason” way of reckless living. That has been a hill I was willing to die on for a very long time, but recently I found a tool that absolutel… Continue reading →

Adding LED lighting behind your TV creates ambiance and atmosphere. It looks cool. But you know what’s better? Adding responsive lighting—that means it changes with the image on the screen. There are systems out there that do this, but many… Continue reading →

Remember Flipboard, the news aggregator service that takes stories on the web and puts them in a magazine-like interface? Well, it looks like the company is fully on the pivot-to-video train as it rolls its Flipboard TV service out to essentially all … Continue reading →

Twitter has long had issues with spammy copy/paste posts. Most recently, there was an influx of users claiming to be “done with the NBA,” sharing identically written tweets en masse. Twitter is (finally) taking steps to mitigate this sort o… Continue reading →

Imagine with me, if you will: You walk into a grocery store, grab your cart, and use the onboard touchscreen to log in to your Amazon account. Items are added to your bill as you put them in the cart, and when you’re done, you automatically pay a… Continue reading →

Think about the last time you wrote something down. Like, with a pen. On some sort of writing surface. For me, that’s been quite a while—until I got the Fluidstance Slope for review, anyway. Fluidstance describes the Slope as a “perso… Continue reading →

Think about the last time you wrote something down. Like, with a pen. On some sort of writing surface. For me, that’s been quite a while—until I got the Fluidstance Slope for review, anyway. Fluidstance describes the Slope as a “perso… Continue reading →

Budget phone maker BLU is launching a new phone today with the G90 Pro. It’s not only a spec-bump for the previously-announced G90, but it’s also the company’s first “gaming phone.” I’ve been playing with it for the … Continue reading →