World’s First 110-Inch, 16K TV Has Over 132 Million Pixels
The 16K TV boasts a resolution of 15,360 x 8,640 (which amounts to 132,710,400 pixels in total), a contrast ratio of 1200:1, a 99% DCI-P3 color gamut, and a refresh…
Google TV Adds Hundreds of New Free Channels, Starting Now
Do you miss the pre-streaming days of clicking through a TV guide? What about stumbling upon three-quarters of an action flick or the last 15 minutes of My Cousin Vinny…
How ’90s Music Tech Paved the Way for Millions of Bedroom Musicians
The introduction and eventual acceptance of MP3s paved the way for possibly the most significant and controversial ‘90s music innovations: Napster and peer-to-peer file sharing. Over the course of fewer…
Bugs in This Brand of ‘Smart’ Garage Doors Could Allow a Hacker to Open Them at Will
Newly published security research suggests that a certain brand of smart home devices have software vulnerabilities that could allow a savvy hacker to hijack them completely. The Biggest Crypto Heists…
Kobo Upgraded Its Elipsa E-Note With a Screen That Won’t Screw Up Your Sleep
When it first debuted back in 2021, our biggest complaint about Kobo’s first digital notepad, the Elipsa, was a lack of color temperature adjustments for its electronic paper screen. With…
The Best Printers You Can Buy Right Now
Even the best home printer might not be the most glamorous piece of hardware you’re ever going to invest in, but there’s no doubt that these units are useful, letting…
The FBI Has Been Buying Bulk Internet Data from This Florida Company
The FBI’s cybersecurity division has been purchasing bulk internet data from a little-known tech firm based in Florida, Motherboard reports. Team Cymru, which calls itself a “global leader in cyber…