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Bose is a bit of a paradox in the audio world. While many perceive Bose as a premium brand, many audiophiles reflexively convulse at the mere mention of its name. Irrespective of where one stands, there’s no question that Bose … Continue reading →

Microsoft has over-reached with its big-brother policies that inflict the worst parts of Windows Update on every Windows 10 user — like it or not. Here’s how it could fix that. The post Windows Update is a mess: 3 things … Continue reading →

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High-res photos from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shed some light on Schiaparelli’s last moments, while raising questions at the same time. The post New images from NASA show the final resting place of Europe’s ExoMars lander appeared first on ExtremeTech.

The Roverbeats Unify enables Bluetooth 4.0 capability on traditional audio systems lacking Bluetooth functionality. Just connect it to your system’s A/V, RCA, or 3.5mm jack input. The Unify is the first Bluetooth receiver to have a 200mAh battery, allowing it … Continue reading →

One of the major problems with multicore scaling is the communications bottleneck associated with cache coherency. These issues may be addressable — and if they are, it could significantly improve multi-core scaling in the future. The post Using hardware queues … Continue reading →

Note:This review supercedes our earlier opinion of the Cree Connected. You’ll find our original review here. Cree offers a ZigBee lighting solution, but only part of it. Cree makes the bulbs, but it doesn’t make the hub or the software … Continue reading →

Note:This review supercedes our first look at the C by GE white LED smart  bulbs. You’ll find our original opinion here. With its new C by GE hardware, GE takes a different approach to the smart bulb, offering two different … Continue reading →

Apple refreshed its MacBook Pro products yesterday, shifted the positioning of its older MacBook Pro SKUs, and introduced new hardware featuring AMD’s Polaris GPU. The Mac Pro, however, is still stuck on 3.5 year-old chips. The post Apple unveils new … Continue reading →

You can’t program Philips latest LED light bulb, but you can easily change the color it produces—and you won’t even need to whip out your smartphone. The SceneSwitch is a 60-watt-equivalent, white-only LED bulb that’s capable of producing three color … Continue reading →