apparently, hitting the snooze button is bad for you and it is in fact, according to Philips, more than just a sleep disruptor and by snoozing, we, the snooze lovers, are actually encouraging other undesirable habits that detract us from a smooth morning routine. really? i wasn’t aware that a simple snooze would have such a profound effect.
among the recent tech developments, wireless headphones rank pretty high up there in our books, but there is just one minor issue: control. not that control isn’t there; they are there, but while they serves their purpose, buttons located on one of the earcups are not exactly the easiest thing to control. skipping tracks, adjusting volume
Beefeater has long been synonymous with gin and it only seems right for them to serve up something that would endear all gin fans. if you are huge fan of gin, you probably already heard about the Beefeater Burrough’s Reserve, but if you are the undecided, or basically have the love for all-thing alcohol, then you should know about this adult beverage
heard a lot about DAC and how your demanding sound holes can benefit from it, but lack of the desktop real estate for one? well, then you will have no more such excuse for not getting one with the Cambridge Audio DacMagic XS USB DAC. described as “pint-sized” by its maker, the DacMagic XS USB DAC is so called for its ridiculously small package
speakers’ aesthetic remains largely unchanged over the years, which is obviously something that decor-conscious audiophiles have been lamenting about. however, if you have a burgeoning bank account, you may not have to suffered the fate of uninspiring speakers. with the new Bang & Olufsen BeoLab WiSA-certified
Barnes & Noble’s last eReader, the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight is quite a mouthful as far as eReader names are concerned. however, with the latest iteration, Barnes & Nobles has decided to drop ‘Simple Touch’ and simply refer it to as Nook GlowLight, which goes on sale today for just $119 a pop.
however elegant is your home, you can never get away with cable clutter. it is a disease in the gadget world that’s not going to go away anytime soon. even with the propagation of wireless solutions, we are still being plagued by it, cos’ after all, those gadgets still need to be powered and/or charged.