Author Archives: Josh Hendrickson

More and more, smart speakers are acting as a smart home hub that controls all your devices. But true smart home hubs often have a significant advantage over smart speakers—local control. By skipping the cloud, smart hubs react more quickly and c… Continue reading →

Today, Apple is making some of its original Apple TV+ content free for everyone to watch. The company joins HBO, Plex, and Roku in handing out free content while we all stay home. You can access the shows today through a link in the U.S., and everyone … Continue reading →

Sometimes you blink and miss. We recently told you about a LEGO’s new $59.99 Super Mario set, complete with LCD-powered Mario. The building block company started pre-orders immediately and sold out in less than a day. The good news? You can still… Continue reading →

Today, Ring announced an upgraded version of its home security system. The Amazon-owned company says the second-generation Ring alarm hardware is sleeker, smaller, and easier to use. And with one-touch buttons, you can quickly request police, fire, or … Continue reading →

Today, Google announced a new keyboard, dubbed TalkBack, for Android. But it’s not like any keyboard the company has introduced before—this one is for Braille users.Read This Article on Review Geek › Continue reading →

Right now, people from all over the world are working from home for the first time. That’s evident by Team’s skyrocketing usage numbers. The service went from 13 million daily active users (DAUs) last July to 32 million DAUs last week to 44… Continue reading →

Zoom, once one of the biggest beneficiaries of the global pandemic, is lately seeing more bad news than good. After several schools and companies banned Zoom, two more entities have followed—Google and the U.S. Senate. For its part, Zoom is tryin… Continue reading →

No free service is genuinely free. If the service doesn’t charge you for access, then it’s selling your data to recoup the cost of servers, employees, and hopefully net a profit. With that in mind, Twitter is alerting users it will start sh… Continue reading →

Fingerprint scanners are a convenient method to access your phones and devices, but they aren’t secure. If you want security, you should stick with a long PIN, or better yet, a password (if possible). Researchers from Cisco Talos underscored that… Continue reading →

It’s a tale as old as time. Boy meets girl. Girl and boy go on a few dates. A pandemic outbreak forces them to stay at home, thus cutting off a new relationship. Well, maybe that’s a fresh tale for the times, and for it, a new app from Face… Continue reading →