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TechThe New Gadgets We’re Testing This Week
Including an iPhone 7 lens case, wireless earbuds by Jabra and Focal’s wireless over-ear headphones.
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TechVizio Brings Superior Streaming to Its 2017 P-Series and M-Series TVs
Chromecast and SmartCast team up.
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TechKarma’s New Wi-Fi Hotspot Is a Security Specialist
It’s a “specialized version” of the original Karma Go hotspot.
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TechWhat Is Bluetooth 5.0, and What Does It Mean for Your Next Pair of Headphones?
Bluetooth 5.0 is the future of wireless headphones, speakers and more.
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TechRED’s $15,000 Camera Kit Can Only Be Bought at Apple
It comes with a “free” copy of Final Cut Pro X.
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TechWhich Home Video Game Console Is Right For You?
The console wars are alive and well — but it’s not just about games anymore.
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TechThis New GoPro Feature Automatically Edits Your Videos and Makes Sharing Even Easier
Works on GoPro Hero5 cameras.
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TechUSB 3.2 — What Is It? (And Will the iPhone 8 Support It?)
Proving that USB-C really is the one port to rule them all.
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TechWould You Pay to Shoot in the Same Locations as Professional Photographers? This App Thinks So
Your personal photo scout.
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Tech3 Great Wireless Keyboards for Your Desktop
Fast and reliable, a wire-free life will lead to a more productive workspace.
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TechMeet the Cameras That Filmed Nolan’s Latest Masterpiece, ‘Dunkirk’
Ever wonder what a movie in 18K would look like?
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TechThe Gadgets We’re Testing This Week
Including a 4K baby monitor, Fender’s first Bluetooth speaker, a compact mobile charger and B&O Beoplay E4 headphones.
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TechMake Your iPhone’s Wi-Fi Connection More Secure
Right now, hackers might be able to remotely take control of your iPhone.
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TechDigitize Your Kid’s Drawings with This $20 Notebook
From the people who brought you the microwaveable notebook.
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TechFender’s First Bluetooth Speaker Has Classic Looks and Big, Big Sound
Black “Bronco” vinyl covering, silver grille cloth and vintage control knobs?
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TechJBL’s New Bookshelf Speakers Take You Back in Time
Designed in the same three-way design that was popular in the 1970s.