It’s once again time for a Pixel Drop! While I don’t have the code yet, here’s what the press release says is coming: Other things listed include some Harry Potter Audiobook packs to celebrate the ...
The GOOLOO DS600 is a vehicle diagnostic device that plugs into your OBD2 port and can read and set values ...
Today's scam threw me because it's got a button to allow me to keep using my current password. By threw me I meant I snorted ...
Ever since I got the chance to lay my hands on the Boox Go 10.3 I've discovered I really enjoy reading on an e-Ink device. I ...
There is a point where copyright enforcement stops looking like protection and starts looking like control. That is where this story lives. Universal Music Group is currently at the center of a ...
This one is interesting as it’s in an email actually delivered by Meta/Facebook, but it’s a scam. We start off with the warning that “Agency Partner Program is Meta’s partner network, any other ...
The Shuffle Wallet 2.0 is an RFID-blocking metal wallet that holds your ID and credit cards and if you lose it you can find it using Find Hub on Google, or Apple’s Find My ecosystem. It attaches to ...
Rather than go into great exposition about everything that happened here’s the lowdown – I was using Gemini Live while driving to try and get a round up of news items about a specific topic. Two cars ...
This post was published published on September 30, 2012 and may be out of date. Pocketables has been around for over 20 years, so there's a lot of content out there. At seven or more years since ...
If you’re in the USA chances are you’ve heard of AAA – the American Automobile Association. It’s a $60 or so yearly membership and includes some travel discounts, trip-tiks/maps, and other things the ...
XGIMI’s Aura 2 – it’s incredible. If you’re not a regular Pocketables reader you probably don’t know that is not a statement I make lightly. There’s a lot to unpack here and a lot more testing to be ...
The UGREEN MagFlow Qi2 25W Liquid-Cooled 10,000 mAh Magnetic Power Bank is a power bank, but cooler. Literally. Don’t confuse this with thermoelectric active cooling. You’re not going to pull this off ...
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