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Related If you want a great binge, start with these finished Netflix shows These 10 Netflix TV shows will delight you from start to finish. You’re never bored when you have Netflix. In addition to licensing tons of movies and TV shows, the streaming service has been producing original content since 2012, and by this point it’s amassed a virtual mountain of the stuff. As usual, there’s a bevy of new things to watch this weekend. Read on and enjoy. Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish You can stream Season 3 now Credit: Netflix Whether you want to teach your children…
At minimum, I have ADHD. Well, I’m technically on the waiting list for a diagnosis (what confused, hapless millennial isn’t), but I know I do. It’s been… ok. Accidentally manageable, even. Most of the time. But when you’re a few years shy of 40, a dad, and trying to scrape by in this big ol’ world of work, smartphones, social media, tax returns, bills, yellow grass becoming the norm etc. – well, it can all really do a number on any noggin, let alone one that’s essentially being driven by an overzealous monkey with very poor impulse control. Lately, thanks…
Smart TVs are everywhere, but few people realize how much more they can do beyond streaming. I was one of them too, until I found a few apps that completely changed how I use my TV. Given your smart TV is basically just a computer with a big screen, the possibilities are almost endless. Related 6 Google TV features you’re not using (but should) Your Google TV can do way more than you think. Transfer or receive files wirelessly to phone or PC Make it much easier to move your files Screenshot by Pankil Shah — No attribution required Transferring…
There’s no shortage of smart rings now – Oura, Ultrahuman, Amazfit, Samsung, Ringconn – they are all at it. They used to be niche wearables worn by the kind of person who talks about their HRV at a party (don’t do this), but you’ll spot them everywhere these days. I’ve had so many conversations about them in the last few months – what they actually do, whether to wear one instead of a smartwatch or alongside one, and which is the best – that I might as well be holding a smart ring information board at this point. Two of…
You may know the feeling. Just finished a long run or smashed a personal best in the 5K and eagerly await the validation from your trusted Garmin fitness watch companion. There’s nothing that quite prepares a human for the deflation of the word ‘Maintaining’ appearing on the display in yellow lettering. “Your current training load is sufficient to maintain your fitness,” follows, if you seek further clarity. When you’ve just run faster/farther than ever, you want that sweet reward – the green Productive running man. Instead? Rejection. Like that teacher who doesn’t lavish praise on their best student because they…
I bought a Dolby Atmos soundbar last year, ran the setup wizard, watched the little animation showing sound moving around my living room, and figured I was done. For months, I sat through movies that sounded fine but never quite lived up to the “object-based audio” pitch. No overhead rain, no helicopters actually passing overhead, nothing that split the difference between “loud” and “immersive.” I assumed my room was just too small, or that Atmos on the often troublesome streaming services was overhyped. Then a friend asked what my TV’s audio output was set to, and I didn’t have an…
Summary XTEINK X4 Pro: 4.3-inch e‑reader snaps to MagSafe/Qi2 phones for pocketable, always-with-you reading. Sharp 220 PPI E‑Ink, front light, touch + physical page buttons, 16GB + microSD and month-long battery. Not Amazon-locked: sideload EPUB/MOBI/TXT via USB or sync wirelessly with the app; use for docs & passes. If you, like me, are tired of scrolling through social media to decompress and have a New Year’s resolution to read more, this new gadget might be just the thing for you. The XTEINK X4 Pro is a tiny, 4.3-inch e-reader available for $99 as a launch price (some listings note a…
Electric cars have come a long way, but their underlying compromises haven’t disappeared. Even EVs with the best tech still take considerably longer to recharge than a petrol car takes to refuel, while larger batteries add weight, cost, and pressure on increasingly busy charging networks. Thankfully, that could all change surprisingly quickly. Battery makers and car manufacturers are developing EVs capable of travelling further, charging in minutes, and performing more consistently in freezing weather. Some of the breakthroughs won’t require the long-awaited arrival of solid-state batteries, either. Hooray! So, with some cautious optimism, these are some of the next-gen EV…
When it comes to adventuring, there are two running and fitness watches that really stand out. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 and the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro. Here’s how they compare. Both the Garmin Fenix 8 Pro and the Apple Watch Ultra 3 models are designed with extreme sports and outdoor activities in mind and include the durability and emergency features to provide peace of mind off the piste. With an incredible wealth of workout and activity modes, the most advanced health and fitness data, exceptional displays, markedly improved battery life and bleeding edge GPS positioning, it’s worth splashing out…
In the year 2026, online privacy is a tricky business. Not counting all the information about ourselves we voluntarily put online, internet browsers track us, we can have spyware on our computers without knowing it, and employers can even record our keystrokes. But you shouldn’t have to worry about being spied on when you’re relaxing and watching some TV at home. But if you have an LG smart TV, you do. Your LG smart TV is spying on you Through LG Live Plus Credit: Dan Selcke Like most smart TVs, LG smart TVs incorporate automatic content recognition (ACR) technology. This means…