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March 7, 2023

One of the classic images of American car culture is cruising down a scenic byway on a summer day with the top down on a convertible car. Unfortunately, electric vehicle owners don’t have this option. It seems strange that they wouldn’t have what should be a standard option when purchasing a vehicle, especially one as expensive as an EV. In our top story, Cory explains the reasons behind the lack of convertible electric cars and if Sunday drivers can expect them any time soon.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY Why You Can’t Buy a Convertible EV Yet


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The Best Free Tax Filing Software of 2023


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InMotion Climber Electric Scooter Review: Bursting With Power


If there’s one thing electric scooters and ebikes could always use more of, it’s power. I almost always want a little more sustained torque cruising up hills. The Climber from InMotion might lack a little polish overall, but it had just enough extra speed to keep things interesting. 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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Having a mouse pad is a must and has been for a very long time. Sure, you can technically use a mouse without one, but that can lead to damaging your device and the surface you use it on. And small square mousepads often don’t give you the room and flexibility you need when you work at a desk all day. This leather desk pad protector is a great solution. It covers your entire working space and is perfect for easily sliding your mouse for hours. Plus, you don’t have to use it on a desk. You can use it to make any flat surface a suitable working space. It’s also excellent to take on the road with you, so you have a prime mouse operating area wherever you go.

 
LastPass Data Breach Shows Why Plex Updates Are Important


LastPass is still dealing with last year’s data breach, which exposed the personal information and passwords of some customers. But new information about this story reminds us why every computer user and business needs to take security seriously. Read More »

 
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT No, You Can’t Write an Actual Novel With OpenAI’s ChatGPT


ChatGPT has been hitting the headlines for its ability to code, search, and write “just as well as a human.” But is that the case? And could you use OpenAI’s chatbot to produce something a lot of professional writers never will — a novel? Read More »

 
Ring Will Hide Basic Camera and Alarm Features Behind a Paywall


If you buy a Ring Alarm after March 29th, you’ll need a Ring Protect subscription to access its most basic features. Additionally, a Ring Protect subscription will be required to set the Home and Away modes on Ring cameras and doorbells (including those purchased before March 29th). Read More »

 
Samsung’s New Odyssey Neo Mini-LED Monitor Will Actually Fit on Your Desk


The massive Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 captured our imagination, but it’s too big and curvy to capture our desks. Thankfully, Samsung just announced a more modest version of this monitor—available this March, the Odyssey Neo G7 offers a Mini-LED gaming experience in a 43-inch package. Read More »

 
Why Review Geek Can’t Recommend Wyze or eufy Cameras Anymore


When it comes to either affordable Wi-Fi cameras or cloudless Wi-Fi cameras, Review Geek has long recommended two companies: Wyze and eufy. We’ve reviewed products from both companies highly and included them in our “best of” lists multiple times. But as of today, we can no longer recommend either. Read More »

 
Fujifilm Fixes a Huge Problem In Its New Instant Cameras


Fujifilm’s Instax Mini 11 has dominated the instant camera market since 2020. Now, the company is about to release the next generation instant cam, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 12, featuring several improvements over its predecessor. The new device goes on sale March 16. Read More »

 

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This Gaming Monitor Improves Your Wi-Fi Signal


Wired internet offers the fastest and most reliable connection for PC gamers. But some gamers are stuck with Wi-Fi. That’s why ASRock’s PG34WQ15R3A monitor has an integrated 7dBi Wi-Fi antenna—it lets you bypass your Wi-Fi card’s crappy antenna for a speedier, more stable connection. Read More »

 

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Anker’s latest product isn’t its usual portable power bank or solar charger we’re all familiar with. Instead, it’s an all-new electric cooler built for off-grid adventures and will keep food and drinks cold for days. Read More »

 
Verizon Tacks on a New Fee to Aging Unlimited Plans


If you have an unlimited data plan through Verizon, you may see a new $2 fee tacked onto your next phone bill. The company is raising the rates of three plans introduced in 2017 and 2018. A company spokesperson told CNET the fees are to “account for the added cost of maintaining these legacy plans.” Read More »

 
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Weird Dryer Sheet Uses That Actually Work


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Tribit StormBox Blast Review: A Portable Bluetooth Party Starter


Most Bluetooth speakers are meant for listening on your own or, at most, with a few friends. What if you’re looking to throw an outdoor party, and you want to provide the soundtrack? That seems to be the exact environment that the Tribit StormBox Blast is meant for. Read More »

 
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The Viral Bogg Bag Has a Sam's Club Dupe


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Sure, Netflix’s beginning-of-the-month drop has happened and fewer things are debuting this week, but that doesn’t mean there are not some exciting launches coming subscribers’ way. Read More »

 
 

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