Author Archives: Josh Hendrickson

Arcade1Up has long ruled the at-home arcade scene, but now a new contender, AtGames, wants in on the action. But rather than creating a replica of your favorite arcade, the Legends Ultimate is an all-in-one unit, with 300 games, internet connectivity, … Continue reading →

Back in April, Twitter started experimenting with a new way to show Retweets with Comments. Under the old system, you wouldn’t see stats for how often someone retweeted you with a comment. Instead, you’d only see standard retweet counts. Th… Continue reading →

Can we all agree that smartphone apps stretched out for tablets look terrible? Even on iPad, where Apple put in a lot of effort to improve the experience, “doubled-up” iPhone apps look awful. Android tablet and Chromebook users rejoice, Spo… Continue reading →

If you’re not familiar with the Star Wars Holiday Special, consider yourself blessed beyond measure. The best way to describe the one-off show is “a train wreck to sell toys.” It’s the Live-Action Cats of the Star Wars univ… Continue reading →

Microsoft is now taking pre-orders for its newest phone. No, not another Windows Phone, an android phone. The Surface Duo is the first Surface-branded phone, and in our opinion, it’s Microsoft’s attempt to usher in a new category of PC. But… Continue reading →

The Batmobile is one of the most iconic vehicles of all time. But the Batmobile you remember likely depends on your age. As someone born in the early ’80s, the 1989 Batmobile will always be mine. And now, LEGO has re-created it in all its black a… Continue reading →

Today, Epic updated its Fortnite apps to lower the prices of V-bucks by 20%. That happened across the board, even on iOS and Android. But only if you bypassed the iOS and Android payment systems. Predictably, Apple didn’t like the move and kicked… Continue reading →

Google’s Wear OS platform is getting an update after a long drought. The smartwatch OS has gone without significant updates or new features for over a year. But that’s about to change; Google plans to update Wear OS to improve performance, … Continue reading →

We’re going to go out on a limb and guess you may not have been aware that RedBox has a Free Live TV Service. Like Plex, Crackle, Roku, and others, RedBox rolled out free tv viewing through its web portal last April. The channels are ad-supported… Continue reading →

Thanks to manufacturers like Samsung and Motorola, phones with true folding screens are all the rage right now, even if they are outside the realm of affordability and durability. At first glance, Microsoft’s upcoming Surface Neo, with its two sc… Continue reading →