This tiny device is the #TitanSecurityKey and it's meant to protect against phishing attacks. It's small enough to tuck away while on travel and could be particularly useful to those who work in IT. #Google #cybersecurity #antiphishing #YubiKey5C #FIDO #madebyGoogle #CIS #technews #dataprotection... See more
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The #OnePlus7T is the slightly smaller, slightly less advanced, and slightly cheaper version in the lineup. It doesn't have the popup camera, but it's a good phone at a fantastic price. In a landscape where thousand-dollar phones are the norm, this one is a pleasant surprise. #smartphones... See more
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The cord-free #OculusQuest is set to become controller-free too in early 2020. Hand tracking is a huge feature and will make #gameplay feel more real and intuitive. #Oculus #VR #virtualreality #Facebook #gaming #gamingheadset #VRheadset #gamers #gamer #digitalgames
Oculus's Cord-Free VR System Is About to Be Controller-Free, Too
The Oculus Quest has been out for a few months, and while Mark Zuckerberg told the crowd at Oculus Connect 6 that Facebook is selling its standalone VR headset as fast as the company can make them, Facebook is planning to add some major features including hand tracking and PC tethering in two separate future updates.
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#LG's latest television is the largest #OLED TV on the market. It boasts stunning views and 8K smart technology. It includes AI as well. So what's the catch? Well, it'll cost you. #high-end #8KTV #AI #ThinQ #television #TV
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Apple's streaming service comes out on the first day of November. You can stream Apple TV Plus from many different devices which makes it a convenient entertainment option. Will you subscribe?
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This is a list of top iPhone games that are great for killing time and easing boredom. Did you find your favorite game on the list or is there another game you most enjoy?
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I have to say that these latest iRobot devices seem pretty extravagant, but if you abhor cleaning your floors, I can see how these would be the best thing ever.
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It might not be the perfect solution for serious gamers, but adding this mesh device can help things run more smoothly on an overtaxed Wi-Fi network.
This $100 Mesh Router Might Be a Good Reason to Finally Upgrade
Take a moment to count all the gadgets that connect to your home’s wifi network and it will soon become obvious why it doesn’t feel as fast or reliable as it used to. A mesh network with multiple access points can help alleviate an overtaxed wifi network, and for the first time you can finally make the upgrade for less than $100 with TP-Link’s new Deco W2400 kit.
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These wireless noise-canceling headphones will cost you a pretty penny ($500), but if you're willing to pay that much you'll headphones that are good looking, great sounding, and comfortable to wear.
Master & Dynamic's Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones Beat Sony in Two Important Ways
Sony has been the king of noise-canceling headphones for the past couple of years, but a new royal has arrived: the new Master & Dynamic MW65. This finely crafted set of wireless cans represent the company’s first attempt at noise-canceling over-ear headphones, which might seem like a disadvantage. However, Master & Dynamic’s greatest strengths shine through in the headset’s luxurious design and exquisite sound quality. (Before you get too excited: The MW65 headphones are $500. Pretty ain’t cheap.) Sony still has a lot to offer in this battle, but it should guard the throne carefully.
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This buyer's guide is Gizmodo's take on what works best to build the average family's smart home. Do you agree with their selections or do you think they left something out?
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Tether was the latest crypto darling. The founders claimed that Tether was stable and secure because it was backed by its cash equivalent. However, the founders have recently walked that back. The crypto currency is still backed, but it's no longer all about cash.
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I don't use Foursquare, but apparently it has a new feature called hypertrending which shows the popularity of a place through a heat-seeking map. Creepy or no?