Author Archives: Josh Hendrickson

If you see a tweet from a celebrity, company, or even a friend promising to double your bitcoin if you send them money, it’s a scam. That should go without saying, but Jeff Bezos, Joe Biden, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, the official Apple account, Coin… Continue reading →

Mobvoi, the company behind TicPod true wireless earbuds, is back with another set of headphones. But this time, the TicKasa headphones go over your ear, not in them. With it comes better sound quality and Active Noise Canceling, for $130.Read This Arti… Continue reading →

OPPO may not be one a household name in the U.S., but it builds phones that rival the Galaxy S20 and smartwatches that are, shall we say, inspired by the Apple Watch. The company is also a pioneer in fast charging tech and is behind OnePlus’s Das… Continue reading →

Amazon wants into grocery in a big way, a fact made evident by both buying Whole Foods Market and creating small-scale automated shopping stores. Now it’s back with a new take on automation. Rather than fill a store with cameras or sensors, it tu… Continue reading →

Yesterday, we brought you early details of an upcoming LEGO NES replica, but today we have even more good news. LEGO announced full details for the set, including the $300 price and a release date of August 1st, 2020.Read This Article on Review Geek &r… Continue reading →

One of the worst kept secrets in the Google realm is the Pixel 4a Android smartphone. Like the 3a before it, you can expect the Pixel 4a to be similar to the Pixel 4—with a few cut corners and a cheaper price. But Google gave us our best look at … Continue reading →

We already knew about the upcoming LEGO Super Mario sets, but what if it took things to the next level? How about a replica Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)? That seems to be the plan, according to a teaser tweet and some leaked photos.Read This Art… Continue reading →

Late last month, at Apple’s yearly Worldwide Developers Conference event, the company made a surprising announcement: it will switch its desktops and laptops away from Intel processors in favor of ARM processors. If you were wondering what that m… Continue reading →

With much of the world in some form of lockdown, video conferencing is more critical than ever. But before the pandemic started, most personal solutions handled one-on-one calls, what do you do for family or virtual social gatherings? Google Duo wants … Continue reading →

I’m an amateur woodworker. I’m not entirely unskilled, but I’m not a professional or even exceptional. I’ve never sold anything I’ve built. Despite that, I spent $2,200 on a SawStop table saw and got rid of an old $300 tab… Continue reading →