Aurvana In-Ear 3 Plus Headphones – Review

Creative’s Aurvana In-Ear 3 Plus Headphones produce sound so luminous and detailed that the experience left me feeling as though I was sitting in front of two high-end speakers precisely spaced in a room with fine acoustics. It was hard to believe this concert filling my ears was coming from earphone speakers smaller than a dime.

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Muvo 2c Wireless Bluetooth Speaker – Review

Creative’s new Muvo 2c is a colorful Bluetooth speaker with a water-resistant, rubberized exterior. You can lounge near a pool and not worry about kids splashing water on it. It comes in black, red, blue, or lime green. Get the brighter unit, and you’ll never misplace it—even though it’s small enough to fit in the palm of an adult’s hand.

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TechFan 280 – Mac Users 20 Years Ago

Collecting older Aluminum Macs and a new Retro Challenge begins! Also, Tim looks at a knock-off Nike band for his Apple Watch, a portable Sega Genesis system, and we go back two decades to find out what was on the mind of the average Mac user.

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My AcuRite Weather Station – Review

The Color Weather Station Display and 5-in-1 Weather System with My AcuRite is a weather and home environment monitoring system. Using the My AcuRite platform, the system measures temperature, humidity, rainfall, wind speed and direction, and barometric pressure that can be displayed on a color display, a smartphone, tablet or computer. My AcuRite also provides alerts, historical and trend data, and Rapid Fire updates to Weather Underground, the largest community of personal weather station (PWS) users.

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ESSIO Aromatherapy Shower Kit – Review

ESSIO Aromatherapy Shower Kit  is an aromatherapy diffuser for the shower. The aromatherapy shower kit comes with the ESSIO attachment arm and three pods filled organic essential oils. Attachment of the ESSIO to your shower pipe transforms your shower into a rejuvenating spa.

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Corel AfterShot Pro 3 – Review

Photographers who manage and edit their photos on the Mac have fewer options than they used to. Apple’s Photos app, while great for tossing general family and daily photos into, isn’t adequate for serious landscape or portrait photos. Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop are expensive and are pushing people towards subscriptions. Pixelmator and similar native Mac apps hold promise but fall short of meeting the needs of pure photographers.

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Geekiest Show Ever 237 – Black Friday

This week we are taking a different approach to the show. In the US, it is the week of Thanksgiving, which can only mean one thing: Black Friday is once again upon us. We decided to take an early look at the ads “leaked” on BFADS.net and see what kind of goodies we want. From Kevin with one of his well-known weaknesses, a 256GB flash drive, to Elisa’s quilting needs with a super cool sewing machine, and Mike rounds it out with his trip into virtual reality from Sony. Then everything else in between.

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