During GDC, we met up with a representative of Brook, the hardware developer responsible for a bunch of third party controllers. We mentioned we were a mobile site,… Continue reading
Category: Hardware Reviews
Reviving retro consoles has become something of a trend in recent years. We’ve had the NES Mini, SNES Mini, C64 Mini, and this Christmas the Playstation Classic will… Continue reading
You might think there would be little to say about a bike light set. But Blinkers – which claims to be a smart lighting system – proves that… Continue reading
The press release for the Brainwavz SOs throws around a lot of terms that are – to many – perhaps a little difficult to comprehend. These include “3D printed,” “sound spectrum,”… Continue reading
Expectations are a funny thing. When reviewers unboxed and tried on their Urbanista Seattle headphones last year they expected just another pair of underwhelming cans aimed more at… Continue reading
The Atari Speakerhat is the definition of a niche product. Being a cap, its practical purpose is to shield your eyes from the sun. But it’s also speaker,… Continue reading
Design There are few hipper-looking headphones than the Seattle Urbanista, with their sleek, minimalist, branding-free form factor and conspicuous lack of buttons other than the simple on-off switch protruding… Continue reading
You can pick up a pair of Bluetooth in-ear headphones for a song these days, with some perfectly serviceable off-brand pairs costing as little as £10-15. Then again,… Continue reading
The LG V30 is LG’s latest smartphone to hit the market, with a release date of November 2017. After reading the specs online, we were highly excited to… Continue reading
When I was handed a SmartHalo unit to review I was initially skeptical. After all, is a smartphone powered bike light really needed in this world. “Don’t fix… Continue reading