The trend toward single-cup coffeemakers has exploded, so why not extend to that to alcoholic drinks? Between the two main machines on the market, the Bartesian and the Drinkworks Drinkmaker, I'd go with the Bartesian. And here's why.
If you’re looking for a kid-friendly tablet, here are some great options that check all of the necessary boxes in terms of what you'd want for a young one, including security, content restrictions, rugged design, and more.
If you're looking at buying a fitness tracker or smartwatch and can't decide, the Fitbit Blaze might sound like the perfect option. As a hybrid device, it's more than a fitness tracker but not quite a full-fledged smartwatch which makes it seem like the perfect option for the person who wants to track exercise but also get some smartphone notifications, right? For the price, feature set...
Fitbit recently released the Charge 4 fitness tracker, the latest in that family of wearable devices. But is it worth the upgrade if you already own a Charge 2? That device launched in 2016 and while the two share many of the same basic tracking features, there are some upgrades with the Charge 4 that might be worth considering.
Fitbit's new Charge 4 is a fantastic fitness tracker, but if you aren't an avid runner, or don't need GPS, the Charge 3 is a perfect compromise.
Digital photo frames might sound so early 2000s, but they are making a comeback thanks to new features like remote app control and cloud connectivity. There are some truly cool new digital photo frames that are ideal for mounting on the wall, gifting to grandma, or setting up on your living room shelf so you can display many photos instead of just one.
We could all use a little help in the kitchen, whether you're a novice or expert cook. And there are plenty of apps that provide assistance, whether it's through inspiration for new recipes to explore, step-by-step directions on how to cook certain dishes, or even just helping you organize favorite recipes and set up grocery lists. We're rounded up some of the best apps for cooking and...
Voice control is prevalent in the home these days and one place in particular where it can come in handy is in the kitchen. Imagine rolling dough, chopping vegetables, or tending to several pots and pans on the stove while still being able to control playback of a video recipe, adjust songs on your playlist, and find out how many grams are in an ounce. All without having to lift a...
Smart products aren't just for the living room and bedroom of the home: the kitchen is the perfect place to take full advantage of wireless connectivity and, in particular, voice control. If you're in the kitchen, you're probably busy preparing a meal, entertaining guests, or cleaning up, so being able to seamlessly control things with your voice can come in really handy.
If you've fallen in love with the Instant Pot multicooker, one of the most popular small kitchen appliances around, chances are you have been on the hunt for great accessories for it, too. I have been using one for years and throughout that time, I have probably spent more on accessories than I have on the appliance itself! But they have all been worth it.
Over the last few years, the Instant Pot has become one of the most talked about small kitchen appliances around. As a multicooker, it aims to both speed up the cooking process and simplify cooking.
While only one Instant Pot model is technically "smart" with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, there are a lot of ways you can use your smartphone along with the small kitchen appliance to improve your cooking and enhance the experience. Here are some tips on how to leverage your phone with your Instant Pot.
There's a ton of really cool smart home tech for the kitchen, along with some smart products that will make food prep and cooking easier. Here are some of the best out there to get you cookin' fast.
While you can easily use your fingers to navigate a tablet or smartphone, a stylus offers greater precision when doing things like jotting down notes or creating artwork.
While you can do so many things digitally on a Google Chromebook, sometimes you will have to print documents, photos, and other files from the device and/or Google Cloud. What printer can you use? Here are some options to consider.
Getting started with a smart home or looking to expand yours? There are plenty of essential smart home accessories that you'll need to do things like play music, control lights, get answers to questions, and more.
You might make do just fine with the trackpad on your Chromebook. But sometimes, a wireless mouse can come in handy, whether it's to flip back and forth easily through columns on a spreadsheet, navigate multiple documents, or play an intense video game. Pretty well any wireless mouse will work with your Chromebook as well as other laptops in the household.
Believe it or not, you can actually get started with building out a smart home for under $50, choosing from a ton of great products that let you do everything from control lights to music via the touch of a button or vocal command.
Getting started with a smart home doesn't have to cost a fortune. There are a lot of connected devices you can grab for under $100 that can add tons of smart functionality to your daily routines.
Philips Hue is a leading brands in smart lighting thanks to the versatile system of lights, lamps, and other LED products that all communicate seamlessly with the Philips Hue Bridge, allowing you to control them remotely from a smartphone or tablet and, in the case of many of the newest products, by voice as well. You can add up to 50 lights to a single Hue Bridge and connect many...