Author Archives: Josh Hendrickson

Right now, with much of the world staying at home, your services might fail you. If you’re a Nest user, you may be experiencing that fact first-hand. Nest Camera feeds are down for some users, while others are experiencing sluggishness. The outag… Continue reading →

We may not know what the PlayStation 5 looks like yet, but Sony just gave us a close look at the PS5’s DualSense controller, and it’s striking. At first glance, it looks like a cross between a PS4 and Xbox One controller, but there’s … Continue reading →

Until recently, Netflix parental controls were terrible. You can set up kid’s profiles, but those are “soft controls,” and show-ratings determine what the profile can see. But just because a show is rated-G doesn’t mean it&#8217… Continue reading →

Movies Anywhere is working on a digital lending feature dubbed Screen Pass. With it, you’ll be able to lend or borrow digital films from a friend. Previously, the new feature was in closed beta, but now things are moving forward, and you can requ… Continue reading →

How do you best measure fitness and exercise? That’s an ongoing debate with no end in sight, but if you prefer to count steps and you’re a Google Fit user, you’ll be happy about the company’s latest redesign. Google Fit is rolli… Continue reading →

LEGO and Nintendo are going co-op to bring us LEGO Super Mario sets. It’s a unique take on LEGO, set apart by a Mario figure with built-in LCD screens, speakers, and sensors to interact with the LEGO Mario world sets. Today, LEGO starts pre-order… Continue reading →

If you’re living under a stay-at-home order, chances are you need something good to watch. Well, if you a Vizio TV owner, you have more choices starting today. Vizio is rolling out 30 free new channels, and you can find them the SmartCast Home sc… Continue reading →

In many places around the world right now, local stay-at-home and essential business-only orders have forced restaurants to shut down dining areas. But, those rules usually come with a takeout and delivery exception. To that end, Google Maps has new ta… Continue reading →

Across the world, more people are working from home than ever, which naturally calls for more video conferencing. Zoom, a popular video conferencing solution, started as a winner in the fight for mindshare, but that’s slowly turning to a loss. Af… Continue reading →

Quibi, the long-promised mobile-first streaming service, is available starting now. At under $10 a month, it promises to bring your entertainment in “Quick Bites” (that is less than 10 minutes) and always look good in portrait or landscape … Continue reading →