Andrew Liszewski
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Playful Lego-Compatible Mechanical Keyboard Works With Your Own Bricks
One of the many reasons to switch to a mechanical keyboard — besides the mustache-twirling joy in shattering the silence of a quiet office — is being able to easily customise your keyboard’s appearance: a selling point the creators of the MelGeek Pixel are heavily leaning on with what they claim is the world’s first Lego-compatible…
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Corsair’s New Gaming Screen Swaps From Flat To Curved With A Simple Yank
6As mind-blowing as it is to see a screen bend and even fold in half without taking any damage, we haven’t quite figured out the perfect use case for flexible OLEDs yet. Corsair is taking a swing at the technology with its new Xeneon Flex gaming monitor that allows users to bend in each side…
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All The Weird And Wonderful Tech And Game Commercials That Live Rent Free In My Head
A well-edited trailer can make any movie look good, but Hollywood has several minutes to convince a movie theatre’s captive audience that a flick is worth seeing. Advertisers limited to just 30 seconds of broadcast TV, when viewers are eager to do anything but pay attention, have a much harder job. But that just encourages…
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The Modular Gamevice Flex Controller Wants You To Keep Your Phone In Its Case
The biggest challenge facing the growing number of clamp-on gamepads that promise to turn your smartphone into a handheld console is their limited compatibility, especially when it comes to fitting your phone. The Gamevice Flex wants to change that with a modular design that can be reconfigured to support almost any phone, even when inside…