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July 19, 2022

For just $10 a month, the Kindle Unlimited service grants access to over a million digital books and magazines. And while it sounds like a great deal, Kindle Unlimited isn’t for everyone. Some people may even hate the service, as its massive collection is surprisingly niche.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Is Amazon Kindle Unlimited Worth It?


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Edifier Stax Spirit S3 Headphones Review: Planar Magnetic Drivers For the Win


Headphones with planar magnetic drivers are typically (but not always) super expensive, but Edifier’s Stax Spirit S3 cans offer a relatively affordable, compact alternative. These headphones boast quite a bit, and I’m happy to say they live up to the hype. Read More »

 
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Vizio’s 2023 TV Lineup Delivers Its Best Looking Budget TVs Yet


If you’re in the market for a new TV, Vizio is a popular option known for having one of the best lineups for your hard-earned money. Today, Vizio announced its new 2023 TV line that trickles high-end features down to the midrange while focusing on attractive prices everywhere else. Read More »

 
Fitbit Charge 5 Update Addresses Battery Drain Bug


Nearly a full year after its launch, the Fitbit Charge 5 suffers from some odd and annoying bugs. And many of these problems, particularly battery drain and Bluetooth connection dropouts, were first reported in 2021. Now, it seems that Fitbit is addressing these two complaints with a firmware update. Read More »

 
STUFF WE LIKE Hit the Water This Summer With an Inflatable Stand-up Paddleboard
Hit the Water This Summer With an Inflatable Stand-up Paddleboard

If you’ve never tried a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) you’re in for a treat. They are a fun way to get out on the water during the warm summer months, and it’s a great full-body workout. Stand-Up Paddleboards are often too large to fit in some garages, not to mention expensive. That’s why we like this inflatable SUP combo pack on Amazon.

The AKASO Paddleboard kit features a non-slip deck and comes with a carry backpack, a waterproof bag for your phone, a leash so it won’t float away when you inevitably fall off, and the paddle floats too. This kit includes the pump, so you can throw everything into the backpack and be ready to go minutes after walking down to the beach, lake, or river. Give a SUP a try today!

 
Hyundai’s Concept Car Blends Hydrogen and Electric for Impressive Results


Between the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and the newly announced Ioniq 6, Hyundai is on a roll right now. And to keep the momentum going, we’re now getting our first look at the Hyundai N Vision 74, a high-performance hybrid-electric hydrogen sports car. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT How Long Does It Take Solar Panels to Pay For Themselves?


If you’re considering installing solar panels on your home, you likely have several questions. Many potential buyers will wonder if solar is worth it or will solar panels eventually pay for themselves. The answer to both questions is yes. However, there are many variables, especially regarding your specific house. Read More »

 
You’ll Never Own This Plastic Surface Duo Prototype


Thanks to a deleted eBay listing, we now have images of a Surface Duo with a plastic outer shell and a dual-camera system. The seller indicates that this is a Surface Duo 2 “dev unit,” though it’s probably a canceled prototype for an “affordable” Surface Duo 2. Read More »

 
Your Steam Library Is Coming to Tesla, According to Elon Musk


Tesla’s Model S already comes with a capable gaming experience for the in-dash display, but now the company is working on bringing Valve’s Steam games store to its electric vehicles. Rather than individual titles, Elon Musk wants owners to get the whole Steam experience. Read More »

 
Samsung’s Next-Gen Foldables Get a Leaked Launch Date


It seems that Samsung is sticking with its annual launch schedule this year. A leaked promotional image from Evan Blass indicates that Samsung will reveal the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, and Galaxy Watch 5 during a live event on August 10th. Read More »

 

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