The XGIMI Aura is one of a growing breed of all-in-one home cinema systems that give you a massive image and matching sound anywhere you’ve got a big enough wall. Place it on the floor or a low table as close as two away, and you can have a huge 4K pic…
Samsung’s recent flagship demands the best protection, and if you’ve ordered your new Samsung Galaxy S22, you’ll want to invest in a case or cover to keep your phone safe from harm. With its gorgeous 6.1-inch Dynamic AMOLED display, the S22 is eye-catc…
In celebration of the theatrical release of The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent and our look at the 40 most iconic Nicolas Cage performances of all time, we thought it would be the perfect time to ask you to help us to settle the debate once and fo…
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Electronic signs are a common sight on US highways. These dot-matrix displays date back to at least the 1950s and were first used to alert drivers to changing speed limits or hazards ahead; they now usually exh…
Geof Darrow is widely regarded as one of the greatest living comic book creators (no less an authority than Mike Mignola has referred to him as “just plain brilliant”), and Shaolin Cowboy might just be his very weird magnum opus. Thankfully, Darrow is …
Imagine, if you will, a world in which Nicolas Cage had played Aragorn or Neo. That could very well have been our reality, had the actor not firmly had his priorities in order. He is one of the most recognizable leading men in Hollywood… and the face o…
Apple’s retail stores are known for focusing on customer experience. But some employees say Apple needs to rethink its approach to compensation.
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BMW is no stranger to electric vehicles. It launched the quirky i3 hatchback in 2014, and followed it up more recently with the i4 and iX. But now BMW is making its flagship vehicle electric.
The BMW 7 Series is the automaker’s biggest, most opulent s…
HBO Max and Discovery Plus will eventually stream on one Warner Bros. Discovery app.
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When it premiered at Sundance a year ago, We’re All Going to the World’s Fair couldn’t help but look like a mirror held up to its audience, reflecting back the isolation of the average virtual viewer. It helped to experience this haunting microbudget m…