Author: Amelia Scott

Capsule moment photography/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Founded in 1981 in the village of Lausanne, Switzerland, Logitech was originally created by three entrepreneurs, Pierluigi Zappacosta, Giacomo Marini and Daniel Borel. It gradually expanded into the United States, becoming the computer accessories powerhouse that it is today. Some of the first products Logitech released ended up becoming industry firsts, such as a wireless infrared mouse or a thumb-operated trackball. These days, if you’re looking for a keyboard, mouse, headset, or even something like a webcam, you’ll find a plethora of…

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Jowi Morales/BGR We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you’re a PC gamer and a fan of Valve, which makes the Steam Deck, you’re probably excited about the Steam Machine. For those who don’t like PC gaming, Valve says the Steam Machine is “a powerful PC game packed into a roughly 6-inch cube.” This makes it a great living room PC console, where you can finally play your entire Steam library on your TV without worrying about building a small form factor desktop (which could get…

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Julia Klueva/Getty Images Now that most smartphones no longer have a headphone jack, if you want wireless, you need Bluetooth. But something as important as wireless capabilities is the type of digital codec supported, which determines the quality of the audio shared. Your device can play high-resolution audio through the app or service you’re using, but if you’re connected via Bluetooth using a low-quality codec, you’re not getting the best experience. Although the “best” codec is subjective, aptX Lossless is widely considered the highest quality, best-sounding option, followed by LDAC,…

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Alhim/Shutterstock You’ve saved up a good chunk of change for a surround sound system and have already decided on an AV receiver and several speakers. But before you start swiping credit cards, it’s worth knowing a few common mistakes to ensure your home theater is operating at peak performance. While it might not seem like buying cheap HDMI cables or turning up the volume on just your center speaker is a big deal, sometimes it’s the smallest mistakes that turn into the biggest AV problems. It’s worth knowing as much…

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Goodboy Picture Company/Getty Images Gen Z and technology are intertwined, not through the active decision to like millennials, but because it has always been there since they entered life. It’s also difficult to define a minimalist technology that they can’t get enough of, because ultimately, almost every major tech device now comes in a minimalist design. Can you blame Jony Ive and Apple for this? Technology and demographics born between 1997 and 2012 have a complex relationship. As companies try to develop artificial intelligence or new and improved gadgets, some…

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Seb_ra/Getty Images Good posture is one of those things you’ve probably heard about over the years: it’s important for your back, joints, and overall health. It’s also one of those things that’s really hard to remember, even if you were following our recent article on a common monitor error regarding your posture. This is why apps like Posture Pal exist. This smart little free iOS app works with your AirPods to detect the tilt of your head or neck when you’re sitting at your desk and displays a little animation…

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OpenAI responded after being sued by Apple for alleged theft of the iPhone maker’s trade secrets. “We are not interested in the trade secrets of other companies,” said OpenAI spokesperson Drew Pusateri. “We remain focused on creating innovative technologies that empower people everywhere.” Popular storiesApple agrees to let Jon Prosser officially challenge iOS 26 leak lawsuitApple and leaker Jon Prosser jointly asked a federal court to vacate the default judgment entered against him last October, with Prosser agreeing to turn over documents he had so far failed to fully produce. Apple filed suit against Prosser and Michael Ramacciotti in July…

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The company said it had heard feedback that the capability “missed the mark.” Ascannio/Shutterstock Meta has disabled a controversial Muse Image feature. When the company introduced the model, it also announced that on Instagram, anyone could tag a public account — including yours, if it’s public — and automatically generate AI deepfakes based on their posts. The tagger and Muse Image didn’t even need to ask your permission. Meta wrote in its launch post that you can @mention people to use this feature if “you want to design a personalized event invitation, mock up a collaborative…

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The rule revives a proposed FTC protection that was abandoned last year. Ron Adar/Shutterstock If you live in New York, canceling subscriptions should get a lot easier starting October 1st. New York City Mayor Mamdani announced a new “Click to Cancel” rule, enforced by the city’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, that requires companies to provide “simple and straightforward subscription cancellation.” As the name suggests, the rule prohibits companies from letting you quickly click a few boxes to sign up online, while forcing you to navigate a byzantine web of phone calls and carrier pigeons…

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Eric Baker is investing millions of dollars in the ticket scalping market, reports CBC. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Someone call Laci Mosley on the phone because this is starting to smell like a fraudulent sandwich. A Radio-Canada The investigation revealed that StubHub CEO Eric Baker is co-owner and managing director of Andro Capital, a fund that helps resellers sell tickets in bulk on StubHub. Baker’s secondary fund helps generate millions of dollars in ticket sales on StubHub, as outlined in the site’s September 2025 SEC filings. Additionally, StubHub has a partnership with Andro subsidiary Colloquy Capital,…

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