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DSLR News: Canon intros EOS Rebel T6, ships April – Should you buy?
Canon continues its attack on the DSLR market in early 2016 — though those lusting for 4K! may want to avert their eyes. The big…
Which to Buy: Canon EOS 70D or new 80D?
The 70D came out in 2013, but that doesn't mean it can't still shoot killer video.
Nespresso’s new Prodigio espresso machine is Bluetooth enabled
With new Prodigio espresso machine, Nespresso follows in the footsteps of others who are continuing to connect our homes to the cloud and to mobile…
Google opens up Project Fi cell service – worth switching from T-Mobile?
Invites are so passé — thankfully. First, OnePlus dropped their (annoying) invite-only system for its well-made, innovative Android handsets. Now, Google is allowing anyone, even us unwashed…
Pebble Smartwatch: One of its best features is one I didn’t know I needed
Got to hand it to Pebble. Time and time again, the Palo Alto-based start-up gets the little things right in its bid to keep it…
Dear YouTube Creators, we’re definitely not in 2009 anymore – 5 ways to fight for attention
You upload your best ever video to YouTube, then check back in a few days. Sigh. 10 views. Welcome to 2016. It wasn’t always like this.…
New Uber Logo: In Silicon Valley status quo is never a good option
Sometimes things change for the sake of, well, change. And change alone. It’s not standard practice for us, especially here in Silicon Valley, to embrace the…
RED Raven and Stark Insider: The Cost of RED
When I think of RED, the camera company, there are several thoughts that come to mind. Lust, is one. Cinematic, another. But historically, the first…
3 Takeaways from Samsung’s Galaxy S7 smartphone presentation at MWC
Smartphones are now about incrementalism. Will VR become tech's new Wow factor?