Hulu has announced that it will soon support Amazon Alexa, enabling subscribers to find and control shows using the personal assistant. The support will arrive some time this fall, and will require both a Fire TV and an Echo device, according to Hulu. Assuming you have both, you’ll be able to ask Alexa to turn on a specific show or … Continue reading
This morning Amazon revealed the “all-new Echo”, Echo Plus, Echo Spot, a new Fire TV, Echo Connect, and an Alexa-infused Big Mouth Billy Bass. If that wasn’t enough to excite the voice-first fans out there in Echoland, what will? In this mix is a set of devices that expand Amazon’s footprint in the smart home beyond the ways and means … Continue reading
AT&T has a fixed wireless Internet service designed specifically for rural regions, and it has announced that it is now available in another 9 states. This brings the total number of served states up to 18, all of them with rural regions where people struggle to get decent Internet service. AT&T kicked off this service earlier in 2017 as part … Continue reading
Twitter set the cat among the pigeons (or whatever bird its logo actually is) yesterday, with news that it was testing out 280 character tweets. The double-length messages have met with mixed responses online, with some users embracing the fact that they have more characters, while others worry it’s an end to the forced-brevity that helps make the service so … Continue reading
Which Amazon Echo is right for you? The new Echo 2, Plus, Spot, Connect and Buttons, or the existing Dot, Show or Look? This handy chart lets you compare the functionality and pricing of Amazon’s entire Echo line that got several new additions today at a big launch event.
Though Amazon has traded simplicity for flexibility, the Amazon Echo sh*tshow makes Google Home look like… Read More
Amazon went above and beyond today in terms of launching stuff – it debuted not one, not two, but six brand new devices at an event held at its HQ. One of the most interesting things it did today was not any particular piece of hardware it designed or built – but the way it’s selling the Echo Plus, the version of its Echo smart speaker with an integrated smart home hub. The… Read More
In the year of the $1000 iPhone Amazon just announced a scattering of new gadgets and none cost more than $150. Essentially, Amazon said “screws the margins” and are selling everything as cheap as possible. This race to the bottom is Amazon’s standard operating procedure. The company did it with Kindles e-readers and again with Kindle Fire tablets. The company releases a proof… Read More
Whether you call it fragmentation or flexibility, there are now seven Amazon Echo devices from which to choose. Today Amazon launched a slew of new smart home devices, so there’s one for every conceivable use case. That leaves competitor Google Home looking like a one-size-fits-none solution. Read More
When it comes to gaming peripherals, the mouse is one of the most important aspects. Gamers would not settle for anything less than the best, and the right kind of gaming mouse is able to make or break a particular gaming session. SteelSeries continues its legacy of delivering high quality gaming devices without having to break the bank with the introduction of the Rival 110. The SteelSeries Rival 110 gaming mouse will feature TrueMove1, which is an original sensor that has been co-designed with Pixart that has been touted to be able to deliver true 1-to-1 tracking, making it as accurate as the Rival 310 and Sensei 310.
The TrueMove1 sensor is always ready and raring to go when it comes to gaming competitions, being a 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS original, optical sensor. It will boast of advanced jitter reduction alongside an ultra-low signal to response latency. In other words, if you are rocking to the Rival 110, you will be able to enjoy true 1-to-1 tracking at esport CPIs. This kind of sensor is similar to the ones used for professional-level gaming, so that gamers end up with nothing but ultra-precise control.
The Rival 110 makes its bow as the newest member of the Rival range. What kind of capabilities does it come with? For starters, the all-new Rival 110 will boast of an ergonomic six-button universal design while offering a comfortable grip regardless of your style. All of the mouse buttons — including the right and left click, do sport a very durable look while delivering a strong and consistent feel. Not only that, you do not need to go through the hassle of configuring your keys and actions to the mouse all over again when using different computers, since the on-board memory will let you save your settings directly to the mouse. Take note that this is not a wireless mouse, hence it is accompanied by a soft resistance-free rubber cable. The SteelSeries Rival 110 will retail for $39.99 apiece if you are interested, making it a bargain for such a high quality mouse.
Press Release
[ SteelSeries Rival 110 gaming mouse features all-new sensor copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
“We’ve all got to come together … The violence is out of control in my city and I hate it. I hate it so much.”
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
