advertising TV manufacturer Vizio makes more money selling data than TVs Thom Dunn

youtubers The surprisingly complex mechanism inside of a coffee drink carton Gareth Branwyn

prisons The history of clear electronic devices in prisons Gareth Branwyn

internet of shit Hackers could lock your junk in this web-connected chastity cage Andrea James

Japan Teardown of iconic Sony TR-63 transistor radio from 1957 Mark Frauenfelder

consumer electronics iPhone Xs MAX durability test Mark Frauenfelder

computers Confession: You can't trust a junkie with a new laptop Séamus Bellamy

Technology Interesting sneak peek of Vaunt, Intel's new smart glasses Andrea James

video Watch this test of a $1,400 wooden keyboard vs. a $40 one Andrea James

consumer electronics Here's the salt shaker with Bluetooth and Alexa integration that you've always wanted Mark Frauenfelder

photography Elle Australia's new cover shot on an iPhone 7 Plus Andrea James

electronics Why Circuit City abandoned its 700 stores Andrea James

privacy Philips Hue to make you create an account and log in to adjust your lightbulbs Rob Beschizza

politics Apple supports California right-to-repair law Rob Beschizza

crime San Francisco suffers mass retail exodus: half the stores in the downtown hub have shut down Mark Frauenfelder

design KnobFeel: reviews focusing on the tactile properties of knobs, dials and controls Rob Beschizza

videos Can you carry a 75-inch TV set home on a unicycle? Elías Villoro

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politics New York passed the nation's first right-to-repair law. Pleasing tech lobbyists, Governor Kathy Hochul hasn't signed it Rob Beschizza