Month: May 2021

If you recall, we brought you word of the new AmazFit T-Rex Pro last month (seen here), particularly notable for it's sponsorship and association with the Spartan Race. While I'm…

I am, as you'd suspect given I have three kids, really tired of batteries. A new product called ReVolt may help me in my exhaustion. ReVolt is basically a rechargeable…

You know, over my time reviewing a number of different Biolite products (camp stove, fire pit, head lamp, and battery pack), I've come to appreciate the approach that the brand…

Vitamins are pretty basic. You eat a few every morning, buy new ones when you need them, and live your life. But this odd UK company offers some sort of…

With crypto in the proverbial toilet, having a hardware wallet close at hand is hardly top of mind right now. But prices go up and soon you'll want to flash…

Back in January, we first talked about the Urbanista Miami active noise cancelling headphones, which seemed to wrap a lot of style and tech into the headphones. Well, now there's…

NFTs have gotten a bad reputation. Like collectibles, but with nothing tangible to actually collect or enjoy, they've made a few artists some good money, but not many. Rare.Market changes…

I will admit, I have looked over at tools - circular saws, levels, and the like - that are equipped with lasers and ponder just how they'd fit into what…

Piecing together history from shards is hard. Now robots can make it easier. Archaeologists at Northern Arizona University are using Machine Learning to separate different pottery shards from each other,…

New Belgium has produced a beer that is, in a word, undrinkable. And it's your fault. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7mHOfZg2qs&feature=emb_title The beer, called Torched Earth, is beer designed "to illustrate what the future…