Technology

Photo by Charles Sims on Unsplash (Photo by Charles Sims on Unsplash)Rumors are flying that Sony could launch an updated PlayStation 5 based on a 6nm die shrink of its AMD-designed SoC. The machine would reportedly be ready to ship … Continue reading →

De nombreux choix s’offrent au créateur d’un courrier publicitaire. Quels sont les leviers créatifs les plus impactants pour maximiser son efficacité ? Les réponses suite à 187 posts-tests menés ces six dernières années par Isoskele.

I greatly admire Sennheiser headphones—I’ve had a classic on-ear HD 414 SL in my recording studio for 40 years. These days, the company also makes in-ear headphones (IEHs), including the IE 300, which was introduced at CES 2021. When I … Continue reading →

Samsung’s Neo QLED QN90A takes the company’s already outstanding QLED color and brightness and, thanks to far more granular mini-LED backlighting, enhances it with far better blacks. The overall result is truly impressive, although Samsung still has some work to … Continue reading →

As the stalemate continues between Roku and Google over their YouTube TV dispute, Google has devised a clever way to keep the YouTube TV app on Roku devices: by adding YouTube TV access to the main YouTube app. The new … Continue reading →

Amazon’s long-awaited Sidewalk network is quickly gaining momentum, with the e-tailing giant announcing that Echo devices, Tile trackers, and now Level smart locks will be able to connect to its ambitious neighborhood network in the coming weeks. Level smart locks … Continue reading →

Microsoft unveiled Windows 10X in late 2019 alongside the Surface Neo and Surface Duo. It was an ambitious event, but so far only the Duo has launched, and it’s starting to look like Microsoft will never get those other two … Continue reading →

Ever since Microsoft launched Windows 10, it’s made the OS officially or unofficially available. Officially, you stopped being able to download or upgrade your system to Windows 10 on July 29, 2016. Unofficially, you can still download an upgrade license … Continue reading →

According to Microsoft, it has never turned a profit selling console hardware. While this isn’t entirely surprising — consoles have long been known to launch as loss leaders, more often than not — the company has never confirmed that its … Continue reading →

It’s been nearly a year since Apple announced that its HomePod smart speakers would get support for third-party music services, and up until now, that support has included only Pandora. Today, however, another third-party music service joins the HomePod party: … Continue reading →