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Other tech companies are targeting just Republicans who voted against certifying the 2020 election results.
Let’s get right to it. Oh wait, one item first. Tesla earnings happened, and as always a bunch of new promises and products and timelines were laid out, including a Knight Rider-inspired steering yoke in the “Plaid” Model X. Image Credits: Tesla This stalkless yoke steering wheel is suboptimal (yup I said it). And it’s already getting the attention of federal safety regulators. Yes, you’ve seen these yokes in race cars. However, the steering ratio is vastly different between race cars and the vehicle sitting in your driveway. I’m not the only who sees this as an awkward and potent...
The Tula Mic is a powerful portable recorder that doubles as a great USB-C microphone Tula is a new company founded with the specific purpose of developing user-friendly hardware and software for sound capture, and its debut product, the Tula Mic, is now shipping after a successful crowdfunding campaign last year. Tula Mic is both a USB-C microphone input for computers and mobile devices, and also a dedicated recorder that has built-in storage and its own battery that can provide up to 14 hours of continuous use. It’s a strong intro offering that fits a lot of user needs at an attractive pr...
Dell’s 40-inch curved monitor is perfect for a home office command center Dell’s kicking off 2021 with a new addition to its monitor lineup that aims to hit a variety of sweet spots. The Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved WUHD monitor offers 39.7″ of screen real estate, with a 5120 x 2160 resolution that matches the pixel density of 4K resolution on a 32-inch conventional widescreen display. It comes equipped with Thunderbolt 3 for display and data connectivity, as well as 90W of charging for compatible computers, and a 10Gbps Ethernet connection for networking. In short, Dell’s latest (which ...
SURPRISE! It’s December 23rd. How? Because time doesn’t make sense anymore and last week was really a month ago and April was yesterday. Last-minute shopping is always pretty dreadful, but this year particularly so. No one should be dropping their social distancing practices just to battle crowds for a twice-returned air fryer. Online retailers, meanwhile, have been warning of shipping delays since before December even started. Fortunately, subscription boxes and services exist. They’re easy to order at the very last minute, easy to give from afar and they’ll spread the gifting fun ou...