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November 26, 2021

Welcome back from Thanksgiving; I hope you have lots of turkey leftovers!

Are you using a desktop PC right now? How many monitors do you have? The perfect number is debatable, I know, but I’d like to propose a different question. What kind of monitors are you using? No, not the brand—the type. You probably have at least one average monitor, the kind that comes on a stand or you can mount.

And you should have at least one of those. But do you know what else you should have in your desktop setup? A portable monitor. No seriously! Sure, most people think portable monitors are just for laptops on the go. But here at Review Geek, we believe portable monitors are also great for in the office. Check out the top story to see why.

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  • Did you know that, like its predecessors, Windows 11 has a God mode? Here’s how to activate it.
  • These concept EVs look amazingly comfy.
  • Check out this “Martian” ketchup from Heinz. Admit it; you want to try it on a space burger.
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Why You Should Use a Portable Monitor With Your Desktop


Portable monitors and desktops may not sound like a viable mix. One is meant to be taken on the go, the other the exact opposite. But portable monitors can bring some significant advantages to your setup that standard monitors can’t compete with. Read More »

 
The Best Video Doorbells of 2021


Video doorbells make for a terrific addition to your smart home, as they boost your home’s security. With them, you can see who’s at your door and save event recordings. They’re a terrific holiday gift for smart home enthusiasts and the security-minded alike. Read More »

 
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Heinz Made Ketchup from Semi-Martian Tomatoes and We Want to Eat It


Space may well be the final frontier but it’s a great place to make ketchup. Astrobiologists just grew tomatoes in Mars-like conditions (as in here on Earth, not actually on Mars), and while the unique condiment won’t be up for sale, just know that they did pass Heinz’s quality tests. Read More »

 
The ‘Skyrim’ Prequel Is Here, and It’s a Board Game


If you didn’t become the Dovahkiin BFF to every single cool-as-hell dragon in Skyrim, it’s okay. I promise I’m not mad. In fact, you have another opportunity to prove your mettle, but this time you’ll need to equip your best tabletop skills. That’s right—it’s becoming a board game! Read More »

 
Hyundai’s New Concept EV Looks Cozy Enough to Live In


Earlier this month, Hyundai released some teaser images of a new concept EV named the “Seven,” an all-electric SUV that looks cozy enough to live in with comfort and styling in mind. The vehicle made its formal debut at the LA Auto show, and it looks uniquely stunning. Additionally, this concept hints at a new SUV model “coming soon to the Ioniq family.” Read More »

 
STUFF WE LIKE With ‘Trivial Pursuit Decades,’ You Can Show Off Your Pop Culture Knowledge
With ‘Trivial Pursuit Decades,’ You Can Show Off Your Pop Culture Knowledge

Love trivia games? Show off your vast knowledge of all things pop culture with Trivial Pursuit Decades: 2010-2020. This fun game is similar to the original Trivial Pursuit game, except it’s centered around items and events in that decade so be sure to brush up on topics like News Alert, Bingeworthy, Game On, Break the Internet, and Playlist. You’ll need to remember all of the things we liked, shared, swiped, and streamed. The game is the perfect addition to your game collection and everyone at your next game night, be it with friends or family, will love to compete. The game is for two to six players ages 16 and up, and includes 1800 trivia questions on 300 cards.

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Windows 11 Has a God Mode, Too—Here’s How to Activate It


Tired of digging through your Settings and Control Panel just to reach your backup tools or change your system’s clock? Like previous Windows releases, the Windows 11 operating system features a secret “God Mode” that gives you a desktop shortcut to over 260 management settings. Read More »

 

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There’s a specific tool for just about every kitchen task, from avocado slicers and orange peelers to quesadilla makers. Of course, a knife works on both of the former, and you can just use a skillet to cook the latter. However, there are plenty of kitchen gadgets that, while not necessarily necessary, can definitely make your life a whole lot easier. Read More »

 
 

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