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December 12, 2022

Christmas time is almost here, and quite a few of us will be traveling to see family, friends, and other required people. But you know what the worst thing to do is? Forget your chargers at home. You need your phone/tablet/laptop/time machine.

By the time you realize it, it might be too late to turn back. But behold, the local gas station sells chargers! And cables! Should you buy one? Wellllllllllll, maybe check the top story to find out.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Why You Need a Better Lock for Your Electric Bike


You just bought a fancy new electric bike with all the bells, whistles, fat tires, and upgrades, and it’s an absolute blast to ride. So why are you still using a cheap bike lock from some big-box retailer based on a decade-old design? Read More »

 
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4 Affordable Tech Buys to Start Your First Workout


Working out can be a fun experience and a great way to get in shape, but getting the tech you need can sometimes be a bit pricey. Luckily, there are plenty of affordable options that will help you put in the work without putting a dent in your wallet. Read More »

 
Ten Awesome Holiday Action Movies (That Aren’t ‘Die Hard’)


Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? We don’t know. But let’s assume for a moment that it is, and skip that tired debate. If Die Hard counts as a Christmas movie just because it’s set around Christmastime, then so does any movie more or less situated at the business end of the calendar. Read More »

 
The 6 Best Record Players of 2022


Fond memories of turntables and elaborate sound systems are the stuff of many childhood tales. Now that vinyl and compact turntables are making a comeback, we’ve compiled a list of the best record players to buy. These self-contained vinyl record players come with a turntable and built-in speakers. Read More »

 
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This Heated Fleece Blanket Will Keep You Comfy All Winter

Now that the cold months are here, you’re likely looking for ways to stay warm. No one wants to be freezing and uncomfortable while binge-watching holiday movies on Netflix or while trying to stay warm overnight in bed. It’s getting cold, and you’ll want a thick, soft, ultra-comfy blanket. And if you’re buying a new one, you might as well get this heated fleece throw blanky.

This blanket has a remote with six heat settings and four timer modes. Plus, it comes in eight fun colors. Grab a throw for the couch or a big warm blanket for your king-sized bed.

 
Why ‘The Undiscovered Country’ is the Best ‘Star Trek’ Film


In November, a friend challenged me to watch all six classic Star Trek films starring the original cast before the end of the month. Of course, I accepted, and by the time I finished, I came away with the notion that the series’s final film was the best. Here’s why. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Are Gas Station Phone Chargers Worth Buying?


Nobody wants to spend $20 on a phone charger. But manufacturers are constantly upgrading to new charging standards, and some brands no longer include power bricks or cables with their phones. To get around this problem, you might be tempted to buy cheap charging accessories from the gas station. But you shouldn’t. Read More »

 
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: Everything We Know so Far


We’re only a few months away from the Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 Ultra launch, which should arrive in February 2023 and kick off the year of new Android smartphones. We expect a few exciting design changes, bigger and better cameras, and more. Read More »

 
9 Great Tech Gifts for the Retro Gamer in Your Life


We all have nostalgic sweet spots, and for many, tech items of the era can be an immediate throwback to another time. While these products may be mostly for novelty or some quick fun, that doesn’t diminish the joy they bring. Read More »

 
Today’s Quordle Answers


Wordle was just too easy, wasn’t it? You probably left that behind and moved on to Quordle, the true “hard mode” of the word-guessing game format. But now you’re stuck and so close to failing. Don’t worry, we’re here to help with a hint—and if you really need it, today’s Quordle Answers. Read More »

 
Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 

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DJI’s Mini 3 Drone Debuts at a Price That’s Neither Mini Nor Pro


Available today, the new DJI Mini 3 offers 4K HDR video and vertical shooting for a starting price of $469. It’s basically a downgraded version of the DJI Mini 3 Pro, eschewing crash avoidance and a few other features to achieve a $200 discount. Still, the price is a bit awkward. Read More »

 
Check Out This Itsy-Bitsy Retro Raspberry Pi Desktop


We’re always excited by retro-inspired Raspberry Pi projects, especially when the result is a functional-yet-useless item. And Carter Hurd’s new Raspberry Pi Mini PC ticks all the boxes—it has a working keyboard, display, and I/O, but it’s only slightly larger than a can of soda. Read More »

 
These Board Games Have Fun Mobile Versions You Can Play without a Tabletop


With board games becoming increasingly popular, it makes sense that so many of them have made the journey to smartphone app stores. Now, with these digitized versions, you’ll be able to download your favorite board games and play them anywhere you go without having to deal with tiles, cards, tokens, or finding a big enough gaming table to play on. Read More »

 
This Wild Electric Bike Transforms into a Snowmobile


Daymak, a Canadian-based company making everything from ebikes to electric cars and scooters, recently announced a wild new product. The Daymak Combat is an electric motorbike that can double as an electric snowmobile. Read More »

 
Tesla Could Release New HD Radar in 2023 to Improve Self-Driving


Earlier this year, Tesla moved away from radar sensors in its cars in favor of cameras, or “Tesla Vision,” but now it looks like high-end HD radar systems could return in 2023. Read More »

 
You Can Rent an Actual Hobbit Hole From ‘Lord of the Rings’ on Airbnb


In celebration of the 10th anniversary of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the owner of the New Zealand filming location of Hobbiton from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies is welcoming guests to stay overnight in a hobbit hole. Bookings open through Airbnb on December 13th. Read More »

 
iFixit’s Best Tool Just Got a Huge Upgrade


Electronics projects require care, attention, and an organized workspace. That’s why we suggest using a project mat when performing repairs or creating DIY gadgets. Now, thanks to iFixit, we can finally point our readers toward an all-in-one project mat that ticks every box. Read More »

 
Eve to Roll Out Its First Matter Updates This December


The celebrated Matter smart home standard finally launched in early October. Still, products need to go through a lengthy certification process before they can gain full Matter compatibility. And it seems that Eve is one of the first companies to complete this certification process. Read More »

 
(Update: It’s Back) Google Disabled a Big Pixel Camera Feature Without Telling Anyone


Google’s Pixel phones have some amazing camera features, and for the last several years, “Frequent Faces” has been one of our favorites. However, we recently learned that Google quietly disabled it despite still being highlighted as a feature on phones, including the new Pixel 6a. Read More »

 
Are Under-$20 Earbuds Worth It?


Good earbuds are one of life’s little pleasures, allowing you to enjoy the sounds of your favorite bands (and podcasts and movies) wherever you go. But if quality audio and features like active noise cancellation (ANC) are often only found in pricey buds, what does $20 get you? Read More »

 
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You Should Buy a Big Ass Mousepad


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