Technology

De retour dans la capitale, le pop up store parisien de Kiabi vient d’ouvrir ce vendredi 25 novembre 2016. Objectif ? S’implanter de façon plus marquée dans les centres urbains et notamment à Paris et en Île de France.

Amazon Tap is a portable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled speaker that gives you rich, full-range sound. Just tap the microphone button and ask for music, hear news, search for information, order a pizza, and more with the Alexa Voice Service.  You … Continue reading →

The hidden gems Out of all the sales on Black Friday, home-theater deals tend to be the most morally bankrupt. To shop effectively, you must navigate a minefield of seasonal, low-quality models from the big brands, outdated technology, and trumped-up … Continue reading →

Deck the halls with tech Image by Thinkstock A home is the ultimate money pit, but sprucing up your home with tech products doesn’t have to break the bank. The deals this year span many popular products—including a few of … Continue reading →

Retailers aren’t waiting around for Friday to unleash some of their biggest discounts, and this is a perfect opportunity to get some great bargains as you relax at home, and eat some pie. The post ET deals roundup: Black Friday … Continue reading →

Some are trying to rationalize that Trump is betting on Mars, or that his policies won’t be able to have a strong chilling effect. They couldn’t be more wrong. The post Take it from a Canadian: Science in America is … Continue reading →

Echo Dot is a hands-free, voice-controlled device that uses Alexa to play & control music (either on its own, or through a connected speaker/receiver), control smart home devices, provide information, read the news, set alarms, and more. If you’re looking … Continue reading →

Office Depot and OfficeMax have both been caught using diagnosis software that claims brand-new PCs are infected with malware, then offering to charge consumers $150 to $200 to remove it. Analysis of the same systems by independent third parties has … Continue reading →

Office Depot and OfficeMax have both been caught using diagnosis software that claims brand-new PCs are infected with malware, then offering to charge consumers $150 to $200 to remove it. Analysis of the same systems by independent third parties has … Continue reading →

Folks used to think that e-readers would relegate traditional paper books to the scrapyard of the past and destroy the publishing industry as we knew it. But, in the time since the first Kindle e-reader was unveiled in 2007, the … Continue reading →