In the beginning of Wi-Fi there was 802.11B, 802.11G, 802.11N, and finally our current 802.11 AC, Wi-Fi standards. Each iteration featured increases in speed, security, coverage, and number of users.…
The ever evolving Wi-Fi world and our dependence on Wi-Fi in almost every aspect of modern life is pretty amazing once you step back and consider the implications. The standards,…
Most USB or iOS cables do one thing, charge your phone, and depending if plugged into a computer, they can be used to backup data. You can always backup your…
If you ask most consumers to name a consumer electronics brand, the chances are most will come up with Monster Products on their list. Starting in 1979 Noel Lee, working…
The 4K video revolution, which has now trickled down to televisions that are under a few hundred dollars, has a hungry appetite and needs to be fed content to really…
Apple’s event today was officially called “Let’s meet at our place,” but I’m willing to bet that a couple of years from now it will be remembered as “the iPhone…
In Part One of this Two-Part Article, we explored the new AudioQuest NightOwl Carbon Headphones, and in Part Two we explore their new DragonFly Red and DragonFly Black DAC+Preamp+Headphone Amp…
AudioQuest’s reputation is based on its line of interconnects and cables beginning in 1980, which they sell in a bewildering selection with different materials, construction, and prices. AudioQuest helped start…
So, a few years ago there was one connecter to rule them all, Thunderbolt. Fast, small, flexible, and powerful, Thunderbolt promised to be the end all of connector confusion. Fast…
At this week’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Jose, Apple gave macOS hardware some attention, revising four separate product lines and pre-announcing a new offshoot. The most important…