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Google’s new recommendations for Android 7 appear to be moving towards blocking the use of quick-charging standards. The company has put manufacturers on notice that it may make rigorous compliance with the USB-C protocol a requirement. The post Google takes … Continue reading →

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When I cut the cable TV cord nearly eight years ago, juggling multiple remote controls was a necessity. At minimum, you needed one for your television and another for your game console or streaming box. I used a third remote … Continue reading →

This cordless electric wine opener from Oster removes the cork in seconds with one-button operation, and opens up to 30 bottles before needing to be recharged. It features a foil cutter for easily removing seals and a comfortable soft-grip handle. … Continue reading →

VW’s 2017 Golf model represents a heavy refresh, just two years before the all-new eighth-generation Golf. There’s even a 9.2-inch LCD for infotainment. The post Golf, anyone? VW unleashes a new-product barrage appeared first on ExtremeTech.

Intel may integrate USB 3.1 and Wi-Fi into its next-generation 300-series chipsets, further consolidating peripheral technology and giving desktop users built-in wireless support on all platforms. The post Intel may add Wi-Fi, USB 3.1 to next-generation chipsets appeared first on … Continue reading →

The new Surface Book scores big points for improved GPU performance and even better battery life, but older components, high prices, limited CPU improvements, and Microsoft’s decision not to sell the Performance Base separately from the primary system were all … Continue reading →

Google’s major push into home automation and artificial intelligence has been sort-of realized with the Google Assistant. It lives inside of the Pixel and Google Home, but that’s just the start. The company wants to enable your favorite apps and … Continue reading →

This was an inevitable move as the company expanded its charger network, but if you wanted free electricity you’d better pull the trigger on that purchase fast. The post No more free lunch: Tesla kills free supercharger program for vehicles … Continue reading →

This bias lighting strip, currently discounted by 64% on Amazon from $49.99 down to just $17.99, reduces eye-strain caused by differences in picture brightness from scene to scene in movies, shows and games, by adding a subtle backlight to your … Continue reading →