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I Discovered a Secret Use Case for This Classic Home Gym Tool
In the WFH era, my underutilized calf stretcher found some much-needed purpose in my home office.
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TechThis 30-Second Desktop Adjustment Can Prevent Daily Neck Strain
Avoid chronic pain with this simple fix to your workstation.
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Tech6 Ways Make a Slow Laptop Feel Like New Again
That fresh-out-of-the-box performance you get when you first boot up a new laptop doesn’t last forever. But these tricks should help.
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AudioWhat Every Tech Company Should Learn From Sonos’s App Fiasco
A string of fast-follow updates have now addressed some of the Sonos community's concerns, setting a positive precedent other companies could learn from.
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TechOne of Apple’s Most Cultish Products May Be Getting the Upgrade It Deserves
Unfortunately, the significant change may not happen until 2026
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TechThis Tablet Has More Quirks Than a Wes Anderson Film, Plus a Few Interesting Ideas
The Daylight DC-01 is the latest device in a growing line of less capable gadgets intended to promote focus and improved user wellbeing.
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TechSonos May Win at Headphone Checkers, But Apple’s Playing Chess
As great as the new Sonos Ace seem on paper, it may be too late to claw back some customers Sonos could have once easily counted on.
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AudioCheap vs Expensive Speakers: Hi-Fi Experts Explain the Difference
Some speakers cost little more than $100. Others go for more than $1,000. Here's where your money is really going.
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TechSonos’s First-Ever Headphones Sound Amazing. That’s Not Their Best Feature
The Sonos Ace is the company's first pair of noise-canceling headphones.
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TechRemembering The King of All Keyboards
The sight and sound of this '80s era keyboard will send you hurtling decades into the past.
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TechCan Apple’s New iPhone Feature Really Reduce Motion Sickness?
Expect so-called "Vehicle Motion Cues" to arrive on iPhones and iPads later this year.
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AudioThe Cheap Accessory Hi-Fi Pros Swear By to Boost Their Speakers
Vibrations are integral to vinyl setups, as long as you can control them.
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TechIs the 13-Inch iPad Pro the Obvious Big iPad You Should Buy? I Have Thoughts
With the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, Apple now offers two different 13-inch iPads.
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TechM4 iPad Pro Test Results Make Even New Macs Seem Slow
It's a sobering indication of just how far ahead Apple pushed its new premium tablets.
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AudioThe Best Stereo Receivers Under $500 for Audiophiles on a Budget
Looking for a great stereo receiver for your bookshelf speakers? Start here.
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TechThe New iPad Pro Is Apple’s Biggest Tablet Hardware Flex in Years
The latest generation of Apple's premium tablet line sets a new bar for tablet hardware design, performance, and user versatility.
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TechThe New iPad Air Is Now the Best “Big iPad” for Almost Everyone
The iPad Air is bigger, faster and more Pro than ever.
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AudioEvery Reason You Should Still Own a Pair of Wired Headphones in 2024
Bluetooth earbuds are nice when you’re out and about. But at a desk, nothing beats a pair of giant, wired cans.
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TechUpdated: Sonos’s First-Ever Headphones Just Leaked
Once again, The Verge's Chris Welch has revealed a key piece of Sonos hardware well-ahead of its official launch.
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TechIs Your Apple Watch Waterproof? The Answer Might Surprise You
Not every Apple Watch has the same water-resistance rating.