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Screen Free King: The Yoto Gen 3 is the Best Audio Player for Kids

The Yoto Player is a kid-centric, screen-free audio device that allows children to listen to digital content—audiobooks, music, and podcasts—via physical cards about the size of a credit card. Now…

Michael Larner

The Anker 615 Charging Station: The Only Portable Charger You Need

I used to judge a hotel room's quality by its bed, but now, it’s all about the outlets. When it came to keeping my devices charged, my previous strategy was…

Michael Larner

Review: Rolls-Royce Wraith – The Most Dynamic Rolls Ever

Silence is a precious commodity – something that we’ve all longed for. Whether after a long day of work, or after many hours of non-stop screaming from your children, we’ve…

Michael Larner

Yurbuds Are My Earbuds of Choice

Thank goodness. My search is over. After years of endlessly combing the globe - I can finally stop this unrelenting search for the ideal set of earbuds: Yurbuds has risen to…

Michael Larner

WordPress, GoDaddy, and Builder Combo Keeps Blogging Simple

If you’ve been thinking about starting a blog and have wondered how to create one with a professional look and feel, along with a reasonable level of customization, there are lots of choices out there.

David Larner

Logitech Z520 Speaker Review

Over the years, I’ve had lots of PCs and a variety of speaker systems. The one thing that appears to be common to most PC speakers is the over-sized subwoofer that is always difficult to find a place for and is often both an eyesore and a wiring hassle.

Since my office is already cluttered enough with my CPU, label printer, mailing scale, external hard drives, printer, scanner, etc. I went looking for a pair of Logitech Z520’s which claimed to offer 360-Degree Sound without the bulky subwoofer.

David Larner