Google is buying Fitbit to “spur innovation in wearables and build products to benefit even more people around the world.” The former will (most likely) turn around the fortunes for the latter, whose position in the wearables has weakened over the past few years.

I am not sure I get it, probably because I hardly use Google Photos, but either way, do you think this is going to thrill iOS users? I agree with the article that this would (effectively) hurt functionality.

The most common myth has been that your phone can explode if it is left charging overnight. For a long time, almost everyone believed this. What I have picked from the article is that the battery doesn't have to drop to zero before recharging!

Google and Amazon will continue battling for smart assistant supremacy. How would you compare the Echo Dot versus Google Home Mini? I hadn't paid much attention to the generic digital clock but now I agree that there is a compromise on the Dot's uniformity.

There's an option to get a free engraving with every purchase of this device, and I think this is both unique and creative. If I had a choice, I'd go for either the Space Gray or Silver variants.

Has anyone of you used these codes before and is there anything illegal about it? For all I know, Netflix movies available to users based on their geographical location.

It's been a while since I shopped on this site but I tend to agree that you will almost find everything on Amazon. I have been eyeing The Kindle Paperwhite and hopefully, this will be my next purchase.

Drones are changing the photography and videography landscape and are almost a must-have in this day and age. Besides, who had an idea that there’s actually a mosquito repellent lantern?

You know it has been a while since I last hiked but then this post is timely because I could soon be going back to my old hobby. Spending time outdoors really helps to clear the mind and reshape my focus.

I am used to zooming on my phone but now I know better. Have you ever trusted that your smartphone can take really great photos if you pay attention to these tips? A lot depends on the quality of the camera too.

The internet has become an essential part of our lives and many functions now heavily rely on it. I hardly finish my monthly data allotment but I am thinking of getting a dedicated mobile hotspot in the near future.

I somehow agree that its development stalled at some point because by now, we should have had small seamless devices. Does this idea still require more time before it becomes a common device in our backpacks?