Consumer Tech
Online sports betting is scheduled to be available in New York early in 2022, giving millions of residents of the Empire State one less reason to slum it over to “Dirty Jersey” to get their gambling fix. This is a major win for the sports betting enthusiast who are sick of making the reverse commute into the Garden State. However, it’s an even bigger win for the legions of New Yorkers who have patiently waited for the opportunity to place their first legitimate wager with an online sportsbook in the United States (to say nothing of the tourists that can add to their fun by placing a live wager during intermission of their first Broadway play).
Right before iOS 15 drops.
Both Apple and Nike have dropped their annual Pride-edition Apple Watch loops to support the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia.
Valentine's Day is quickly approaching, and if you're hard-pressed trying to find the perfect gift for techie bae, we have some gift ideas for you.
If you're more Fortnite than Fender, the Jamstik might be your way to learn guitar.
Turtle Beach’s new Gen 2 700 Stealth comes on the heels of the release of the Gen 2 600, last month. Like it’s 600 counterpart, it is an improvement over its predecessor. But in an accessory-heavy market, is it worth the buy? I took them on a spin with me while I cued up the […]
Nate, as the assistant is affectionately called, integrates into your phone — head inside for details.
It's about that time to cop a new phone, tablet, or a watch.
Don't know what to get mom on Mother's Day? Don't worry, we have some great ideas for you.
Apple has decided that it will not continue to fight a class-action lawsuit levied against the company. The company that Jobs built has agreed to pay $18 million to settle a case that accused the company of purposely “breaking” its popular video calling feature FaceTime on iOS6. The class-action lawsuit argued that the tech […]