Is Plex Legal?, Do you need an Apple Watch case?, Tetris waffle maker, great Christmas movies, and more

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December 6, 2021

We’re big fans of Plex here at Review Geek. In one service, you have two fantastic entertainment capabilities. Plex will let you digitize all your DVDs and stream them to any of your devices, and wrap it all up in a beautiful interface. And Plex offers free streaming of some of your favorite tv shows and movies.

With all of that free goodness involving heavily copyrighted content, you might be wondering—is Plex legal? That’s a good question. And we have the answer in the top story.

Other Highlights:

  • Sarah has been (re)watching Nikita, and she thinks you should too.
  • Or, if you would prefer something newer and more festive, we have the lowdown on how to watch Mariah Carey’s new Christmas special for free.
  • Got a shiny new Apple watch? You might see ads for a protective case for your previous smartwatch. But do you need one? We’ll help you decide.
  • This is pretty neat: Tesla is bringing smart home tech to your car. Well, if you own a Tesla, anyway.
  • …and more!

-Josh

 
Is Plex Legal?


Plex is arguably the best streaming platform out there today if you want to curate your own client-side media library or access an extensive library of streaming content. Between these two broad feature sets, you might be wondering: is Plex legal? Read More »

 
The 13 Christmas Movies We’re Watching This Year


December is the time of festive celebration and fun seasonal activities. One of our favorite ways to get into the holiday spirit is by watching Christmas movies. We’ve gathered up a few of our favorites here, from scary new titles to classic animated flicks the whole family can enjoy. Read More »

 
Do You Need a Case for Your Apple Watch?


As with all Apple devices, there’s a robust accessory market for the Apple Watch. Most aim to protect your new, expensive device against scratches and water damage. But do you actually need a case for your Apple Watch? Almost certainly not. Let’s find out why. Read More »

 
Gifting a Game Console? Don’t Forget the Subscription!


You were lucky enough to get your hands on a Nintendo Switch, a PlayStation 5, or an Xbox Series X/S. But before you call Christmas a wrap, you gotta grab a subscription for Switch Online, PlayStation Plus, or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. These subscriptions are the key to playing games with friends, and they come with cool perks like free games and discounts on new titles. Read More »

 
What We’re Watching: ‘Nikita’ Is the Rebellious Spy You Need in Your Life


It’s hard to find a good spy show that focuses just as much on badass moments as it does on the drama among its characters. Nikita hits that perfect balance, simultaneously making you fall in love with the characters and keeping you on the edge of your seat with all of its twists and turns. Read More »

 
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Why You Should Use a Webcam Cover


Unless you’re using a desktop computer and haven’t hooked up an external webcam, there’s a good chance the device you’re reading this post on has some sort of front-facing camera. If you’ve never considered the security implications that may be present and why you might want a webcam cover, it might be something you should think about. Read More »

 
Tesla Is Bringing Smart Home Tech To Your Car


The latest version of Tesla’s app (version 4.3.1) introduces the ability to send digital car keys to up to five friends, family members, or if you’re feeling risky, complete strangers! Not only does this feature greatly improve the quality of life for Tesla owners and their families, but it opens the door to remote towing and service. Read More »

 
This ‘Tetris’ Waffle Maker Turns Every Morning Into a Game


We all love waffles for breakfast, right? They come in all sorts of different sizes, and you can smother them with plenty of tasty toppings, like Strawberries or Nutella. However, if you’re looking to spruce up your mornings or want to play with your food, you’ll love this new ‘Tetris’ waffle maker from the company Firebox. Read More »

 

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How to Watch Mariah Carey’s New Christmas Special for Free


It ain’t Christmas without Mariah Carey, but her 2021 Christmas special isn’t exactly easy to find. That’s because Mariah Carey’s Christmas: The Magic Continues is tucked behind an Apple TV+ subscription, which most people aren’t willing to pay for! Here’s how to watch the new Christmas special (plus last year’s special) without paying a dime. Read More »

 

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Facebook Will Soon Require Two-Factor Authentication for Some Users


In an effort to keep certain at-risk accounts even more secure, Facebook is updating its Protect program and will soon force enrolled users to enable two-factor authentication (2FA). These accounts include politicians, human rights activists, journalists, and other high-profile users. Read More »

 
Play Classic ‘Minesweeper’ In Your Browser for Free


Ready to kill some time and send your blood pressure through the roof? Nick Arocho, a front-end engineer at AWS Amplify has published a free version of Windows 95’s Minesweeper for the browser. It’s just as infuriating as the original game, and it’s become my go-to time waster this workweek. Read More »

 
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What Are Lumens in Lighting?


While shopping for LED strip lights, smart lights, or regular light bulbs, you’ll likely see mention of “lumens” or “lm” somewhere on the packaging or in the marketing materials. But what are lumens? We shed some light on the subject. Read More »

 
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Here's Everything Coming to Netflix the Week of Dec. 6, 2021


If you’re over the barrage of holiday films already, Netflix is giving you a bit of a break this week. While there are a few coming, there are some new, fresh items dropping as well. Read More »

 
 

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