How far can an ebike take you? For most people, the answer would probably be “far enough.” Ebikes are a great option for commuting, running errands around town, and even for exploring the trails on two wheels. However, you might not want to wander too far away from base camp, since ebikes and their smaller…
Some people like laptops for the portability. Others prefer a desktop for the all-out power it’s able to pack. If you’re a MacOS user, that power is exactly what you can get from the new Apple Mac Studio. Billed as “the ultimate pro desktop,” the mini-PC is being touted to deliver 2.6 times faster scene…
While Shure is still best known for classic microphones like the SM58, they have definitely embraced the contemporary content creation scene with products like their Bluetooth lapel mic and MV7 podcast mic. Take their newest release, the Shure MoveMic 88+, which gives smartphone content creators a convenient way to accompany their smartphone videos with high-quality…
Find and follow has been a standard feature on many cameras, drones, and all sorts of other tech. So why not use it for your household cooling fan? That’s exactly what they’re doing with the new Dyson Find+Follow Purifier Cool. Traditionally, fans either blow cool air in one direction or oscillate to spread the air…
You can scan printed pages and turn them into editable text using your phone easy enough. There are plenty of free apps that you can use for that. However, if you need to do the same thing for an entire library of books or other documents, though, that’s probably not going to make for a…
Canon has announced a new vlogging camera. Called the Canon EOS R6 V, it basically takes last year’s R6 Mark III and streamlines it down to all the filmmaking essentials, giving content creators a vlogging-centric variant for one of last year’s best mirrorless camera releases. The first full-frame EOS camera to use the V moniker,…
By now, you’re probably familiar with Meta’s Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, which allow you to record videos, play music, and communicate with the voice assistant completely hands-free. While it has proven useful for plenty of folks, the lack of a screen definitely hinders it from finding an even wider range of applications. That changes…
ReMarkable has spent the last half-decade building out its more premium product line of note-taking tablets, with the last grayscale model, the ReMarkable 2, coming out way back in 2020. If you’ve been waiting for an updated version of their more affordable design, then you’ll be happy to hear about the ReMarkable Paper Pure. Just…
Despite the emergence of numerous printing technologies in recent years (e.g. sublimation, direct to garment), good old screen printing remains arguably the best one of the lot. They let you do high-quality prints that last many years at high volumes in a speed that other options just can’t beat. Only real problem is, setting up…
If you’ve used a ThinkPad (or even just the ThinkPad Keyboard) any time in the last 30 years, then you’re familiar with the Trackpoint, that iconic red dot that’s been a fixture on the line since IBM first introduced it in 1992. Some people actually never use it. Others find it indispensable. If you’re among…