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Sometimes, I think the hardest thing to do in life is to admit you are wrong. Last week, before my colleague Jonathan Kwan and I set off on a road...
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Gina takes a look at the Titus&Wayne Luft Qi filterless air purifier. She explains some science, too.
EasySMX ESM-9013 Review
Personally, I have always had a weird feeling about deciding between console and PC gaming. This is one competition that has gone back for many years...
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Titus&Wayne Luft Qi Filterless Air Purifier Video Review | Lounge

Gina takes a look at the Titus&Wayne Luft Qi filterless air purifier. She explains some science, too.

EasySMX ESM-9013 Review

Personally, I have always had a weird feeling about deciding between console and PC gaming. This is one competition that has gone back for many years. Personally, I think there are pros and cons to both sides. On the console side, it provides a no-nonsense environment to play games. You will see exclusives that are for the systems, especially with Nintendo. Furthermore, upgrading within generations of consoles is not necessary, as the hardware to play these games stay consistent during its existence. Even if you do see minor upgrades, they generally do not inhibit you from playing the game altogether. As for PC gaming, while the initial cost for gaming is definitely higher, computers provide more function than just gaming. As well, you can see a much greater variety of games and a larger library overall. Not only are all the old games available to newer gamers, but some genres of games play only well on computers. This stems from the fact these two types of systems provide different types of inputs. Computer gaming is done mostly using a keyboard and mouse, while consoles use controllers. However, today we have something crossing the line, as we have a game controller on the PC side. While this is nothing new, this is from a lesser known brand in the name of EasySMX. Is this controller any good or should I just stick to gaming with a keyboard and mouse? Read on to find out!

Nintendo Switch Online's September release window gets narrowed down

Submitted by Kenneth Kwok on Fri, 08/10/2018 - 07:33

From CNET: Nintendo's Switch Online service will arrive in second half of September, the company announced.

We've known that Switch Online will be coming in September for some time, but the company narrowed down the date somewhat in a Thursday tweet.

"#NintendoSwitchOnline will launch in the second half of September," it wrote. "The service provides access to online play & Save Data Cloud backup in compatible games and a growing library of NES titles with added online play."

Nintendo didn't immediately respond to a request for further comment.

Report: 3.3-Inch Palm Smartphone Heading to Verizon

Submitted by Kenneth Kwok on Fri, 08/10/2018 - 07:33

From PC Mag: New smartphones in 2018 all follow a similar (and expected) design. They have a large touchscreen display, curved edge rectangular case, run Android or iOS, include an all-day battery, and may or may not have a notch and a headphone jack. A new Palm-branded smartphone seems to break most of those rules.

Microsoft’s latest Surface Pro firmware update fixes Surface Pen accuracy issues

Submitted by Kenneth Kwok on Fri, 08/10/2018 - 07:32

From The Verge: Microsoft is addressing Surface Pen accuracy issues with its latest Surface Pro tablet. Hundreds of Surface Pro owners have been complaining about Surface Pen problems with the device for months, noting that the Surface Pen becomes inaccurate when you rest your hand on the Surface Pro screen. Microsoft has been investigating a fix, and the latest Surface Pro firmware update (available on Windows Update) now addresses problems with palm rejection affecting Surface Pen accuracy.

Zotac Launches Honeycomb-Inspired Core i7 Fanless Mini PC

Submitted by Kenneth Kwok on Thu, 08/09/2018 - 07:34

From PC Mag: Zotac is well-known for its tiny desktop PCs, with the smallest so far being the Zbox PI225. It's smaller than an SSD, but performance is quite limited because of it. This week, however, Zotac is offering us a larger, yet still small fanless PC that manages to keep an 8th generation Core i7 cool.

Roku’s free streaming service is now available on the web

Submitted by Kenneth Kwok on Thu, 08/09/2018 - 07:34

From The Verge: Roku announced today that its free, ad-supported streaming service, The Roku Channel, is now available on the web for viewing on PCs, tablets, and smartphones. Prior to today, users only had access to the channel if they had a Roku TV or streaming device.

Apple Music comes free for six months to Verizon Unlimited customers

Submitted by Kenneth Kwok on Thu, 08/09/2018 - 07:33

From CNET: Verizon is partnering up with Apple for an offer that'll be music to customers' ears.

Unlimited customers can get six months of Apple Music for free from Aug. 16, when it'll reveal the registration process.

The offer gives them full, ad-free access to the streaming service's 45 million songs, but Verizon suggested there's more to come from this partnership by noting that this is "just the first step."

GIGABYTE Raises the X399 AORUS XTREME Motherboard

Submitted by Jonathan Kwan on Wed, 08/08/2018 - 13:49

Gigabyte Press Release: GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today added the X399 AORUS XTREME as the top of the line motherboard, engineered to support the powerful AMD 2nd Gen Ryzen™ Threadripper™ processors with up to 32 cores. The new design is inspired by the prowess of the AORUS falcon with unique contours, commanding armor, and an eye into the future. A stunning spectacle of lights is incorporated to forge color-rich environments and memorable gaming adventures.

CRYORIG Releases New Dual Fan Versions of Best Sellers H7 Plus and M9 Plus

Submitted by Jonathan Kwan on Wed, 08/08/2018 - 08:50

CRYORIG Press Release: Enthusiast thermal solutions brand CRYORIG releases the new H7 Plus and M9 Plus dual fan heatsinks. Based on the best-selling H7 and M9i/a, CRYORIG is now offering these two models with a direct dual fan upgrade for best in class performance. Adding an additional fan makes the overall heatsink airflow even better optimized to expel heat directly into the rear system fan and out of the PC case. With an included PWM Y-Cable, users can have both front and back fan speed synced together for optima efficiency.

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