Author Archives: Suzanne Humphries

Apparently it’s not too late for 2020 to finally live up to its potential: flying cars are (sorta) here. SkyDrive Inc., a company in Japan is running one of many flying car projects around the globe, completed a successful (though humble) test ru… Continue reading →

Today, Google revealed it will be rolling out Google Duo for Android TV as a beta sometime in the next few weeks, allowing users to make video calls using a big screen, rather than crowding around their laptop, tablet, or smartphone.Read This Article o… Continue reading →

With COVID-19 cases still spreading and schools reopening, Bird announced it wants to show its appreciation for teachers across the United States and Europe by running a Free Rides for Teachers program throughout the month of September, even if they wo… Continue reading →

The hottest stretch of summer is upon us, so it’s probably a great time to invest in a powerful yet portable fan that’ll help you stay cool in your home. We gathered picks for every budget, and even a few that even circulate and purify the … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever felt you weren’t…comfortable enough sitting on your couch playing video games, the new Champion Gamer Hoodie is here to save the day. The clothing company has made activewear for athletes for years, and is now ensuring … Continue reading →

If you’re like me, you often end up with 20 tabs open in Chrome, and it takes you several minutes to figure out which tab you were working in whenever you move to a different one. That’s a life of chaos, but with Google’s underhyped T… Continue reading →

Though Wonder Woman 1984 isn’t set to release for at least another month, Xbox couldn’t resist the bold aesthetics of the movie, and has unveiled three custom consoles inspired by the female characters in the movie. The fun designs are perf… Continue reading →

To paraphrase the inimitable Darth Vader, “I find your lack of rug disturbing.” If you’re looking to expand your Star Wars home decor beyond Droid Instant Pots and the Baby Yoda ears you put on your Amazon Echo, we found the perfect t… Continue reading →

Nothing is what it appears to be. Dollhouse opens with these enigmatic words, and with them, sets the tone for the entire show. And points a knowing finger at the morally ambiguous themes it addresses over the course of two brief seasons.Read This Arti… Continue reading →

Earlier this week, Microsoft announced it will stop support for Internet Explorer in August 2021, with the Microsoft Teams web app stopping support for the browser on November 30, 2020. The tech giant will also be sunsetting Microsoft Edge Legacy on Ma… Continue reading →