“ suddenly slam the breaks”

“He’ll get “the remainder of the $230K” so $230K - $120K, but yeah.”

Wait, so the two journalists wrongly accused of hacking will get $60,000 each, and their lawyer will get $230,000? Damn, that’s messed up. Almost makes me wish I had gone to law school!

“Amazon’s New Echo Buds Are Annoyingly Good for the Price”

“So what? What’s the benefit of “continuity”?”

Hyundai definitely doesn’t care. I was at the Hyundai/Genesis dealership in Las Vegas recently and they had a $10,000 markup on the Genesis GV80 and the Hyundai Palisade. The salesman was insistent there was nothing he could do and that they were going to keep doing it as long as they would sell cars. I get that it’s…

Glad I’m not the only that was bothered by that!

“they suggest men not spray directly into the urinal”

Presumably because the WF-1000XM4 earbuds are closer to their over-ear cousins in terms of everything?  

“the world’s largest free-standing White Castle opened in Orlando on Monday, May 3”

“Using the WiFi 6E-equipped Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, the aforementioned MacBook Air hardwired with a , and network-testing software iperf”

“Unlike an Android device there is zero option to use a non Apple-owned software store on an Apple device.”

He said the cheapest iPhone available on Apple’s website is $700.  The cheapest iPhone available on Apple’s website is $399.

“Jiobit requires a monthly fee for data connection, though there’s no SIM card involved.”

“$99 doesn’t get you a “handheld”....it gets you a controller. You seem to be forgetting about the other $700 worth of equipment you’ll need ( the cheapest iPhone available on the Apple website).”

Why do you guys put the annoying “Subscribe to our newsletter!” right before the last paragraph? Depending on the article, it makes it seem like the article is either incomplete or inaccurate.

There wasn’t a way to write this as an article instead of a slideshow?

For scrubbing, using the Harmony remote, there’s a lot of waiting. With the Apple TV remote, being able to swipe quickly (to jump forwards/backwards like 30 minutes in a second or two, or swiping slowly to just move forwards/backwards just a couple of seconds) is so much easier.  At least in my experience.  

Apple Fitness+ is fantastic; I’m a huge fan of it and have been using it daily for a variety of workouts (core, strength, yoga, HIIT, treadmill, and rowing).  

“Why not get a 3rd party remote at this point?”