Chrome's Hidden Dial-Up Mode and Midjourney for AI Art

May 12, 2023

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The tumbleweed (Kali tragus), symbol of the American West, isn’t even native to America; it was introduced from Eurasia and is commonly known as the “Russian Thistle”.

Happy Friday! The ASUS ROG Ally, the handheld Windows console competing with the Steam Deck, is now available for pre-order. Lenovo also announced a new tiny PC, and Peloton started a recall for 2 million exercise bikes.

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MidJourney is arguably the easiest AI art generation tool both in terms of using it and in terms of getting amazing results, but it’s easy to forget it wasn’t all that impressive at launch. Lets see how far it’s come! Read More »

Starting next week, Samsung is hosting a weeks worth of great deals that you don't want to miss out on! From flash deals that last only 4 hours, to deals of the day that feature incredible one day offers on must-have Samsung products, be sure to keep track of the latest and best deals happening at Samsung.
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Plan on replacing your Steam Deck’s solid-state drive (SSD) but don’t know how to do it? You can upgrade your Steam Deck’s SSD without much hassle in less than half an hour. We’ll walk you through the Steam Deck SSD replacement procedure in an easy-to-follow step-by-step guide. Read More »

Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re still struggling to think of the perfect gift, Samsung may have you covered. As part of its Mother’s Day celebration, Samsung is offering discounts on much of its product line until May 13. Whether you’re shopping for a new mom in need of convenient tech or want to gift your matriarch something to enhance her self-care, this limited-time sale can help. Read More »

The Nintendo Switch is great as a hybrid console, allowing you to play on the big screen, then take your handheld and continue your game in bed. But, anyone that has a Pro Controller knows that the Switch’s Joy-Cons are not the most comfortable way to play. The solution? Use your Pro Controller to play in Handheld mode with the Fixture S1.

One of our favorite Switch accessories, the Fixture S1 works similarly to mobile phone gaming clips and clips your console to the controller itself, providing a more comfortable experience. It’s great for ekeing out just a bit more game time in the newest Legend of Zelda title before bed!

With the rise of AI technology, there’s never been a better time to start protecting your personal online data. AI has given scammers easier ways to create more sophisticated and convincing scams, making personal data removal tools like Incogni a huge advantage in the fight to hide your private info and to keep you safer, both online and in the real world. Read More »

When you look at a utility bill, be it your electric bill or your cable internet bill, it sure feels like a lot of extra fees are tacked on there. While you can’t do much about regulatory fees, there is one fee you can erase: the model rental fee. Read More »

Tabs in web browsers are great, but what if everything could be tabs? That’s possible with Groupy 2, now in beta testing for Windows 10 and 11. Read More »

AirPlay is one of several standards for wirelessly sharing audio, video, and other media to smart TVs and streaming devices like the Apple TV and Roku. It’s an incredibly handy feature, but it has some quirks that come with being a proprietary Apple technology. Read More »

You probably know Fairphone because of its unique business model — it sells smartphones that were made ethically, by supply chain workers that earn a fair wage, and that are also built from the ground up with repairability in mind. Now, the company is entering the headphone space. Read More »

From none other than ASUS, we now have a strong contender to the Steam Deck: the ROG Ally. This powerful handheld made headlines a few times last month, but if you were wondering when you could get to buy it, you’re in luck — you can now place an order for yours. Read More »

Google revealed its concept for web searches with generative AI responses earlier this week, at Google I/O. Here’s how you can try it out when it’s available. Read More »

If you’re a photographer searching for storage reliability or a gamer struggling to download your game library, a microSD card is the solution you need. These small storage devices can store gigabytes of data and get everything you need in one place. Read More »

You may have noticed some players using keyboards to play Nintendo Switch games. It’s a curious sight, but there’s a method to this madness! In this article, we’ll delve into why some people opt for keyboards when playing Switch games. Read More »

The only way to add more storage to the Nintendo Switch is with a microSD card. However, not all SD cards are created equal, and using some types of cards could slow down your games. Read More »

You may want to avoid your ex’s Facebook profile for a bit. A new bug in the Facebook app automatically sends friend requests when you visit a stranger’s profile. Review Geek has successfully reproduced this bug, but only on the Facebook mobile app. Read More »

Coffee is a beloved beverage that has been enjoyed for centuries, and according to some corners of the internet, it could be a secret weapon against mosquitoes, too. While some people swear by the repelling powers of coffee, does it actually work as a mosquito repellant? Read More »

For those seeking to type like Tolkien, the Drop + The Lord of the Rings Black Speech mechanical keyboard is one you should keep an eye on. And for “The Lord of the Rings” fans, it is as astonishing as Middle-Earth itself. Read More »

If you travel a lot, chances are you’ll have to deal with a long airport layover at some point. Waiting for hours on end in an airport can be really boring and frustrating, especially when it’s due to flight delays or long connecting flights. But don’t worry—with a bit of preparation and some clever tricks, you can turn your airport layover into a positive experience. Here are some helpful tips to help you survive (and maybe even enjoy) your long airport layover. Read More »

With the summer and pool parties fast approaching, you might be thinking of picking up a Bluetooth speaker. The good news is that Review Geek is giving away a Treblab HD77 Portable Wireless Speaker! Read More »

Before Google I/O 2023, if you wanted to buy a foldable smartphone in the U.S., you could only really choose between the Samsung Galaxy Fold 4 and the Galaxy Flip 4. Now that Google has thrown its hat in the ring with the Pixel Fold, there’s some real competition. Read More »

“Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun.” Okay, now that we have the classic Big Mac jingle in our heads, let’s talk about what sets the famous McDonald’s burger apart from the competition—the special sauce. Read More »

Curious about what it would feel like to browse the modern web through a dial-up modem? A hidden option in Google Chrome will let you easily emulate the experience. Read More »

If you want to get from point A to point B as quickly as possible, Waze might be the most helpful tool for you. Now, the app is getting even better, according to announcements from Google I/O 2023. Read More »

Tiny PCs are awesome, but in order to keep sizes small, compromises often need to be made. If you need great performance on a small package, though, you might not need to look any further than Lenovo‘s newest tiny PC. Read More »

Google has been working to integrate Chromebooks more closely with Android phones over the past few years. Now you can even see your apps on your phone… on your Chromebook. Read More »

Peloton became a household name during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, as many people were looking for ways to stay fit from home. Unfortunately, many of the bikes it has sold since 2018 are now being recalled due to injury risks. Read More »

Google revealed the Pixel Tablet in full at this week’s Google I/O event, as the company’s first Android tablet in several years. It’s definitely unique, but for $500, it needs to be something more. Read More »

Do you know who has your email, contacts, and other personal information? I’m willing to bet it’s more data brokers than you think. It was only after using Incogni I realized just how many websites had my sensitive info stored away—keep your personal information personal. Read More »