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While it was reasonably expected that the next gen consoles, PS5 and Project Scarlett, would be quite expensive for the average consumer, it seems the price of these future consoles could be even worse than we feared, though for reasons beyond Microsoft or Sony’s control.
Trade Tensions With China Could Impact Price of Next Gen Consoles Read More »
The highly successful Nintendo Switch system may be getting a less expensive counterpart as hinted by NintendoLife, yet the rumors have not been officially verified by Nintendo. The system, which has posted $958 million in profits, bolstered Nintendo’s overall profits by 500 percent.
Nintendo Switch Mini Rumors Swirl Read More »
As more and more industries become digitized and customers look for better, less expensive options to deal with everyday problems, one game changer, Zenni Optical, celebrates its 16th birthday and as the company says, “it’s 15th year of disrupting the eyewear industry-controlled pricing.”
Zenni Optical Celebrates 15 Years and 25 Million Glasses Sold Read More »
Both Walmart and Kroger have introduced new tech developments into their stores. From buying groceries online to developing apps to give customers discounts, retail stores are jumping on the e-commerce train to provide digital services.
Walmart, Kroger in Lead on Implementing Tech in Grocery Stores Read More »
More and more brands are stepping up to reduce their carbon footprint, including retail giants like Apple and Amazon. Best Buy announced June 19 that after reducing its carbon emissions by more than 50 percent, it would further this goal by helping its consumers reduce their carbon footprint. Best Buy set a goal of reducing consumer emissions by 20 percent and save more than $5 billion in utility costs by 2030 the retail tech giant announced at the Circularity19 conference in Minneapolis.
Best Buy Announces New Plan To Reduce Carbon Emissions Additional 20% Read More »
Apple announced June 19 that it would expand some repair services by partnering with Best Buy for its authorized retail service network. Best Buy’s more than 1,000 stores will add a considerable reach to Apple’s customer base, allowing for easier and more convenient repair times.
Best Buy Stores Nationwide Now Able To Repair Apple Devices Read More »
The new Kindle Oasis touts a 300 pixel-per-inch display with adjustable color front to change the color tones from warm to cool. The device comes with a new feature that allows users to schedule the screen to change tone with the sunrise and sunset. This allows for great reading at night that won’t hurt your
Amazon Drops New Kindle With Adjustable Color Tone Feature Read More »
A recall statement from Apple suggests that MacBook Pros developed between September 2015 and February 2017 pose a fire safety risk due to the battery. On June 20, Apple issued the recall to ensure customer safety. According to CNET, this service is not available for devices that have the USB-C or Touch Bar features on
Certain MacBook Pro Models Issued For Recall Due To Battery “Fire Safety Issue” Read More »
Microsoft has often been at the vanguard of gamer accessibility designs, most recently with their Adaptive Controller, patented some time ago. But while the Adaptive Controller was a great step forward, Microsoft is still looking for other ways to assist those with physical disabilities in playing video games that they enjoy. The focus of their
A Braille Enabled Controller? It Sure Looks Like It May Become A Reality Read More »
For those of you who don’t know what The Witcher is, it’s a video game series developed by CD Projekt Red about a special monster hunter whose job it is to, well kill monsters, though a lot of other plots and goals come up along the way. The game trilogy has received critical acclaim and
The First Season of Netflix’s Witcher Series is Done Filming Read More »
Walmart already had existing pickup and delivery options when it came to their groceries, but now they’ve upped the ante with Delivery Unlimited, an expansion to the service that will cost $98 a year. Before now, the delivery service allowed customers to have items shipped to the nearest store free of charge, or it could
Walmart’s Unlimited Grocery Service Begins Now Read More »
For those of you who don’t know yet, Google Stadia is a project by the titular company to bring video games to the next level; a system where you stream games in their entirety. The data for the game itself is kept in a massive Google server. The processing power needed to run it is
Millennials are changing up a lot of things in a lot of different markets, including the beauty industry. According to Forbes, there’s about 80 million millennials with more than $200 billion in purchasing power annually. Key findings from a report by Bay Area Beauty Association and Perfect365 suggests that more than 94 percent of millennials
Millennials Major Force in Beauty Market Spending Read More »
Last Monday, Apple announced that it would be putting out several new products and programs that will ultimately phase out iTunes entirely. It’s a bit of a surprise considering that iTunes was their bread and butter for nearly two decades, but all things have to advance sometime. We can expect these replacements as early as
iTunes Will Soon Be A Relic Of The Past Read More »
Do you ever miss your Gameboy? Not the newer models like the SP or the Advance, but your original, black and white screen Gameboy? Maybe not, since a lot of us younger gamers probably never owned one. Before our time, and all. But apparently someone thought it would be a good idea to evoke that
Playdate: A Very Retro Addition to Handheld Consoles will be Available in 2020 Read More »
Roku, once the leading company in regards to streaming devices, has just recently been overtaken by Amazon, and the gap between the two is already widening. Amazon announced that it reached 30 million active accounts on its Fire TV devices in January at the beginning of the year, and they announced recently that the number of active accounts has actually hit 34 million.
Amazon Begins to Advance Past Roku Read More »
If two-day shipping wasn’t fast enough, consumers will be excited to know Amazon is moving forward with its one-day shipping plan. After a battle heating up between online retailers, Amazon’s one-day shipping has landed with no minimum purchase amount for Prime members across the U.S. in select cities and metro areas. What can you buy?
One-Day Shipping is Here: Amazon Starts New, Faster Prime Delivery Read More »
Let’s be honest; the hype surrounding Pokemon Go died quite some time ago. Not that nobody plays it any more, as plenty of people still do, but it’s not the same craze that it was upon initial release. It’s a bit strange then, that there are several games coming up that will be in a
Dragon Quest Walk: Pokémon Go Will Get Some Competition Soon Read More »
Target and Walmart are both gaining serious ground in the e-commerce warzone, and against their main opponent Amazon no less. Now, don’t take this to mean that the two companies are really stepping up to compete with Amazon on their level; but they’re managing to gain enough of a foothold that, unlike many other businesses,
Where Walmart and Target are Closing the Gap with Amazon Read More »
An Avengers game is being made by Marvel and Square Enix, and we expected to get details about it on June 10th, when they planned to go into detail about it. However, a leak has provided us with some info about the game ahead of time. We were supposed to hear about it at E3
Leak Provides Information About Avenger’s Video Game Read More »
