Samsung Gear IconX (2018) Review

Calling Bluetooth earbuds “cordless” when they still have a cord connecting them always seemed like a cheat to me, so I had high hopes for the Samsung Gear IconX 2018 edition. Revamping the original wire-free earbuds of last year with more battery life and faster charging, they’re a second chance for the company to take on Apple’s widely-esteemed AirPods. And, … Continue reading

Samsung Gear Sport Review

The smartwatch never had it easy. On the one hand, offer too small a list of skills and people question your value; on the other, do too much and the resulting complexity can overwhelm the wrist. Perhaps the Samsung Gear Sport, therefore, signposts the route through that tricky balance: by focusing resolutely on healthy living, can it also bypass those … Continue reading

Lotus patent applications shows off coming SUV

The SUV market is booming today to the detriment of car sales. Just about everyone prefers SUVs over a car to the point that some companies who have traditionally not offered an SUV are jumping into the market with both feet. Think Porsche Cayenne and Macan, Jaguar E-Pace, and even the Bentley Bentayga. Another storied sports car maker with the … Continue reading

Samsung patents pressure sensitive in-display fingerprint sensor

Rumors of the in-display fingerprint scanner’s death may have been greatly exaggerated. Or, at the very least, greatly confused. It has been reported that Samsung may have also given up hope that the technology will ever be ready for use and might, instead, go the Face ID route. A patent filed in Korea for not just an in-display fingerprint sensor … Continue reading

Nintendo Switch may need just one year to beat Wii U

That the Nintendo Switch is a popular device isn’t really some kind of shocking revelation. Up until recently, the Switch frequently sold out across the US, and stock can still be low in some areas around the country. It would appear, however, that the Switch is even more popular than Nintendo expected it to be – and more popular than … Continue reading

Samsung Gear Sport review: A versatile fitness-first smartwatch

As the holiday season approaches and New Year’s and its inevitable fitness-related resolutions draw near, wearables makers are scrambling. Major brands like Apple and Samsung have realized that smartwatches need to at least be good activity trackers…

An AI detected colorectal cancer with 86 percent accuracy

We’ve heard of many different uses for AI within the medical field, including for prediction of heart attacks and detection of Alzheimer’s. Now, it looks as though machine intelligence could be applied to early detection of cancer as well. A group of…

Satechi Bluetooth Aluminum Wireless Remote

satechi-bt-remoteWhen it comes to accessories for mobile devices, one particular brand has always managed to stand out on its own, that is, Satechi. Satechi’s range of accessories always have a single objective in mind: to be able to make everyday life a whole lot more convenient, and their latest release arrives in the form of the spanking new Bluetooth Aluminum Wireless Remote. The name of this remote control says it all — you are able to effortlessly control media even though the numerous digital devices that you own happen to be out of reach. Featuring a couple of different modes, Media and Presentation, the Bluetooth Aluminum Wireless Remote ensures that users gain complete freedom and control when it comes to handling music, movies, videos and presentations without having to look for different devices.

When one is switched on to Media Mode, the Satechi Bluetooth Aluminum Wireless Remote will offer total media playback control. This means the user wields the power to skip or go to the next track, pause or play media, adjust the volume level, mute when the need arises, or access the Home button, all directly from the remote itself.

As for Presentation Mode, the versatility of the Bluetooth Aluminum Wireless Remote shines through. Presentation Mode ensures that this nifty little remote is able to be transported from the home directly to the office, where it can then be used to take control of and manage presentations. The wireless remote will enable users to easily walk around a room while maintaining the all important eye contact in order to command the attention of the audience. This lets them remain engaged without losing connection or having to “point-and-shoot” the screen. Majority of the productivity applications are supported, including PowerPoint and Keynote, so that your next presentation has maximum chances of wowing the audience.

It has a 10 meter range with a battery life of up to 45 hours of use on a single charge. There is a LED status light indicator and a USB charging cable that helps you power it when the battery level starts to run dangerously low. The Bluetooth Aluminum Wireless Remote will retail for $44.99 as it arrives in silver, space gray or jet black shades.

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This Cool LED Nightlight Celebrates Classic Video Games

Gamers, here’s a sweet accent light for your gameroom, living room, bedroom, or any other room that could use a splash of color. This LED cube lantern is covered with images of classic video games, and is sure to be a great addition to any space.

The lamp comes decorated with cutouts of famous games and game characters including Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Mario, Sonic, and Tetris. Etsy shop My Home Art Decor makes these sweet lamps by laser cutting wood panels, which are assembled around a diffused LED light source. The LED bulb inside can change colors using the included remote control.

You can check out a demonstration of one of their other LED lanterns in action in the video below:

Be sure to check out their shop for lots of other cool laser-cut designs, including this sweet Game of Thrones inspired lamp, covered with house sigils.