by dbadmin | Oct 31, 2025 | Google, News, Polls, YouTube, YouTube TV
YouTube TV is the market leader in live TV streaming, with the most popular, and one of the most expensive, subscription services. The platform is estimated to have more than 10 million subscribers, and costs $83 per month. The high price understandably results in...
by dbadmin | Oct 31, 2025 | Google TV, Google TV Streamer, News, Polls, Projectors
A TV is a staple in most households. They’re substantial, predictable, and perfectly happy to broadcast your comfort sitcom to the same couch you make your way to every night. Lately, though, projectors have been making a play for the spotlight (literally). Impressive...
by dbadmin | Oct 28, 2025 | Amazon, Amazon Kindle, E-Ink, eReader, News, Polls
I love a good surprise, like finding a $20 bill in last year’s jacket. Kindle updates are not always that. Despite their lack of fanfare, they can drastically reshape users’ reading experiences, sometimes for the better and sometimes not. As often as the updates...
by dbadmin | Oct 28, 2025 | News, OnePlus, OnePlus 15, Polls, Survey Results
Credit: OnePlus The OnePlus 15 was launched in China yesterday, and one of its key selling points is a 165Hz OLED screen. However, this display has a 1.5K resolution compared to QHD+ screens on previous phones. OnePlus claimed last week that it downgraded the...
by dbadmin | Oct 22, 2025 | Android XR, News, Polls, Samsung Galaxy XR
TL;DR The launch price of the Galaxy XR is $1,799.99, but adding the controllers and case brings it to around $2,300. That’s still far less than the Apple Vision Pro’s $3,499 launch price, and Samsung’s throwing in freebies worth up to $1,000 for early adopters. But...
by dbadmin | Oct 16, 2025 | News, Polls, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, Samsung Galaxy S26
Samsung took a swing at the thin-and-light smartphones category with the Galaxy S25 Edge, releasing the phone before Apple could release the iPhone Air. Shockingly, mere five months after its launch, reports suggest that Samsung has killed the Edge line. That means no...
