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February 10, 2023

A big trend we’re seeing lately is “smart luggage” that promises to make traveling hassle-free. Does it, though? Our top story covers everything you need to know about expensive smart luggage, all the pros and cons, and how these fancy suitcases work. Then, we’ll share several more affordable solutions for those interested.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Don’t Buy Smart Luggage, Buy This Instead


Travelers from all walks of life want to ensure they can bring their belongings with them to all the new places they visit. With more smart items hitting the market than ever, it’s no surprise that smart luggage sounds appealing to tech-savvy travelers. But is smart luggage worth it? Read More »

 
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You Can and Should Be a Digital Nomad


Remote work has been a thing for a long time, but it took off during the coronavirus pandemic when offices closed worldwide, and the working environment had to adapt to the conditions. While some say the pandemic may be officially over, remote work remains an option you can take advantage of. Read More »

 
Today’s Quordle Answers


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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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Do you have siblings or family members constantly stealing your phone charger? Or are you the type of person who moves it from room to room and always loses it? If so, you’ll want to get the Lock Socket, a device purpose-built to keep your phone charging brick and cable securely in place. That way, you don’t lose or misplace it, and your roommate can’t borrow (steal) it.

This charger lock is for the iPhone, but the company makes an array of options for all your favorite gadgets. Get one today.

 
Volcon’s New Electric Bike Looks Ready to Slay


You might not know much about Volcon Epowersports, a Texas-based company that makes some pretty unique electric motorcycles. However, today the company unveiled its first electric bike, the Volcon Brat, a full-suspension fat-tire ebike that looks ready to give Super73 a run for its money. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Cloud Gaming Is a Myth


Cloud gaming was supposed to be the future. But here we are, nearly five years after the launch of Stadia, and cloud gaming is still as niche and unfulfilling as ever. You can’t experience AAA titles on the go, and if you want to play a lot of games, your best option is still a traditional console. Read More »

 
1Password Will Kill the Last Password You Needed


Somewhat ironically, the future of 1Password is passwordless login. The company plans to launch its “Passkeys” feature this summer, eliminating the need to memorize a master password and increasing user security across the board. Read More »

 
Amazon Will Rival SpaceX as a Satellite Internet Company


Thanks to new FCC approval, Amazon is set to deploy 3,236 Project Kuiper broadband satellites into orbit. The company hopes to build a satellite internet service similar to that of SpaceX’s Starlink, though it may take several years to get the ball rolling. Read More »

 
Netflix’s Password-Sharing Policy Hits Canada, Is the U.S. Next?


Earlier this month, we got more details on how Netflix plans to crack down on password and account sharing. And while those changes aren’t in the U.S. yet, it’s only a matter of time as the system expands to other regions like Canada. Read More »

 
Sling TV Debuts Ad-Supported “FreeStream”


How many video streaming services do you pay for? While it’s safe to say there are too many subscription streaming services available these days, Sling TV just announced another, but it’s completely free. Read More »

 

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