Fitbit Inspire HR review: Detailed fitness tracking for a low price
Fitbit Inspire HR $99.95 View Product The Good Impressive feature lineup for the price • Easy setup • comfortable to wear • Mobile app integration works...
What’s New in Chrome 74, Arriving April 23
The stable version of Chrome 74 is set to land on April 23rd. It will include a dark mode on Windows, Incognito detection blocking, support for...
Book Riot’s Deals of the Day for April 20th, 2019
Sponsored by our $100 Amazon gift card giveaway! Enter here. These deals were active as of this writing, but may expire soon, so get them while...
Two Upcoming May Releases for YA Foodies
On Instagram, I mainly follow two types of accounts: authors and foodies. I love devouring both well crafted words and well presented plates and—luckily for me—sometimes...
An Earth Day Reading List for Grown-Ups
As the resident Plant Lady™ among my family and friends, the fact that I’m usually reading about nature and the environment is no big surprise. But,...
Should You Buy the New Disc-Free Xbox One?
Microsoft Microsoft just announced the Xbox One S All-Digital Version, an Xbox without a disc drive. They’re priced at $250 and include three games to start,...
Crawford vs. Khan Preview – Tale of the Tape and Prediction
Undefeated WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford will face veteran challenger Amir Khan on Saturday, April 20th at Madison Square Garden in New York. The fight will...
The Pirate Bay Lives On, A Decade After ‘Guilty’ Verdicts
On the morning of March 3, 2009, Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundström, were all waiting for the final day in the now-infamous...
Geek Trivia: What Was The First Glove-Based Computer Input Called?
What Was The First Glove-Based Computer Input Called? The Sayre Glove The P5 The CyberGlove The Power Glove Think you know the answer? Source : Geek...
Netflix Is Testing a Feature to Serve Up Random Episodes If You Don’t Know What to Watch
Many of us are by now familiar with the Browse Endlessly Plan, a system in which scrolling knows no end and absolutely nothing of interest populates...
