Totallee’s cases are easy to take on and off, which means you can change your cases like you change clothes. Andrew got three to try out.
Review: Twelve South’s BookBook Volume 2 for iPad
Twelve South makes cases for Apple devices, and they were kind enough to send Andrew a BookBook volume 2 for his iPad Pro 11-inch. Here are his thoughts.
Logitech’s Slim Folio Pro is the Backlit Keyboard you Need for your iPad
Logitech sent Andrew its new Slim Folio Pro keyboard case for the iPad. After using it for about two weeks, here are his thoughts.
Review: My Texting Problems With Visible
Visible is an MVNO that leases Verizon’s network to offer a US$40/month phone plan. But Andrew keeps having problems with texting.
BONX Grip: A Group Chat Earpiece for the Outdoorsman
It’s an outdoor group talk system for active people like runners, cyclists, hikers, etc. They let you create a group chat with up to 10 people.
Review: Lynktec TruGlide Duo Stylus Pen
The Lynktec TruGlide Duo Stylus Pen has been redesigned. It’s elegant in design, built well, and features both a ballpoint pen and a microfiber stylus.
Review: Wash Ink Away With This Reusable Notebook
The Everlast notebook by Rocketbook is a reusable notebook. It marries digital technology with the physical world by letting you upload handwritten notes to the cloud.
World Clock Deluxe for Mac is a World-Beater
Any Mac user who works on the internet with people in other time zones should have this essential, time-tested app. John loves it.
Apple Watch Series 4 Review: Bigger Screen and a Whole Lot More
Apple Watch Series 4 packs in a bigger display and new heart rate sensors, but is that enough to justify upgrading, or jumping in for the first time? Read on to see what TMO’s Jeff Gamet thinks of Apple’s latest smart watch.
Apple's macOS Mojave: A User Perspective & Review
Apple’s macOS Mojave is the most interesting, capable and stable release in years. John offers up his observations.
Review: Disk Drill 3 Can Recover iOS Data
Whether it’s on your Mac hard drive, an external hard drive, or a USB stick, Disk Drill does it all. And with Disk Drill 3 you can use it to recover iOS data.
iOS 12 Review: It's Like an iPhone Upgrade
iOS 12 is out for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, and while it has several new features it’s big draw is under the hood. Apple spent a lot of time improving performance and stability, so is it time for you to upgrade? Read on to find out.
The Flying AirSelfie 2 Camera Takes Your Selfies to New Heights
It’s technically not a drone because it isn’t able to fly by itself. But that doesn’t stop it from being a neat little gadget.
Brydge 12.9 Aluminum Keyboard Series II for iPad Offers More Enhancements
There’s been a seismic shift with iPads. At one time, physical keyboards were frowned upon. But nowadays, iPad keyboards are in. And much appreciated by road warriors. John reviews the latest keyboard offering from Brydge.
Cocoatech's Path Finder 8 is a Great macOS Finder Replacement
Apple’s macOS Finder has evolved slowly over the years. It started simple, got faster and more refined, but never evolved dramatically. But Path Finder, now at version 8, has.
Review: AirVinyl's Leather AirPod Case Offers Snug and Satisfying Protection
Bryan Chaffin has been testing AirVinyl’s Leather AirPod Case for weeks, and says it offers a snug fit, satisfying motion, and solid protection.
Review: SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD - Extremely Cool
The SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD is an insanely small, fast, external SSD. At 44 grams, USB-C, some degree of water resistance, and up to 2 TB storage, it’s a spectacular product in tests so far.
Review: Optoma NuForce BE Sport4 Headphones
The company sent me a pair of NuForce BE Sport4 headphones to review. Overall I’m pleased with their performance.
Sonos Beam: Wide Home Theater Sound for Your Living Room, Great Music Sound Anywhere
Sonos recently announced a new soundbar they call the Sonos Beam. I’ve had some time to test it and simply to use it, and this might be the most impressive speaker I’ve tested from Sonos yet, especially considering its US$399 price tag.
Review: KeyReel, a Different Kind of Password Manager
Here’s the unique part: your passwords aren’t available on other devices unless you’re in physical range.
