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Printers are spitting out nonsense after a borked Windows update
Winsage
March 13, 2025

Printers are spitting out nonsense after a borked Windows update

Michael has a decade of experience in technology journalism and has worked at PCWorld, where he is known as the resident keyboard enthusiast. He reviews products with a new keyboard for each review and enjoys constructing mechanical boards and enhancing his desktop setup in his free time. He has contributed to publications like Android Police, Digital Trends, Wired, Lifehacker, and How-To Geek, and has covered major tech events such as CES and Mobile World Congress. Michael resides in Pennsylvania and enjoys outdoor activities like kayaking to recharge.
Igloo Drops 9-Piece MINECRAFT Collection
AppWizard
October 26, 2024

Igloo Drops 9-Piece MINECRAFT Collection

Minecraft has partnered with Igloo to release a collection of nine products inspired by the game, featuring personal-sized Little Playmate coolers, stainless steel drinkware, and softside cooler bags, all adorned with Mob characters: Pig, Creeper, and Enderman. Product details include: - Little Playmate 7-quart cooler: Priced at .99, it features eco-friendly THERMECOOL foam insulation, a ten-top design, and holds up to 9 cans. - Square Lunch Cooler Bag: Priced at .99, it has an insulated liner, multiple carrying options, is made from recycled materials, holds 9 cans, and includes a front zip pocket. - 16 Oz Can: Priced at .99, it is made from 304 food-grade stainless steel, features a threaded lid for a secure seal, holds 16 ounces, and has a built-in rubber coaster to prevent slipping. All items are available for purchase on the Igloo website.
Garmin introduces inReach Messenger Plus SOS satellite communicator with photo and voice messaging, expanding your ability to stay in touch beyond cell service | GRMN Stock News
AppWizard
September 19, 2024

Garmin introduces inReach Messenger Plus SOS satellite communicator with photo and voice messaging, expanding your ability to stay in touch beyond cell service | GRMN Stock News

Garmin has launched the inReach® Messenger Plus, a two-way satellite communicator that enables global two-way texting, photo sharing, and voice messaging for adventurers. The device features a rugged, temperature-resistant design with a long battery life, allowing for independent use or pairing with the Garmin Messenger™ app for group texting and multimedia sharing. In emergencies, it can send an interactive SOS message to Garmin Response℠. Key features include photo sharing, 30-second voice messages, two-way group texts, route sharing, off-grid navigation, and weather updates. The device is available for a suggested retail price of 9.99, with monthly satellite subscription plans starting at .99.
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