If you don’t need the display, this is the perfect single cup coffee maker for people with smaller kitchens. Whether you simply have a home with a small kitchen or in a small apartment or dorm room. Its tiny stature helps get you our caffeine fix without taking up a lot of space, and right now you can pick it up for $50. The regular price for this coffee maker is $80 so you’re saving $30 off the retail price....
This isn’t a gaming mouse, but you’d be forgiven for thinking that it was. Because it sure does look like a gaming mouse thanks to the RGB lighting. Typically, non-gaming mice don’t usually come with this feature. Of course, Keychron’s keyboards have RGB lighting too and those aren’t exactly gaming keyboards. But they work just as well as one and even look better than some of their gaming-focused competition. The Keychron M1 optical mouse is also priced at an extremely low cost....
The Car Thing is now on sale The Car Thing is now on sale Back in 2019, Spotify revealed that it was working on a physical device, and we’ve followed it throughout 2021. Not too long ago, Spotify sent out units to a select few Spotify users to try out and give feedback. Now, this device is ready to be used by the public. Folks can pick one up for $89....
But that’s not the whole story. A recent post on the forum called GamingOnLinux (spotted by Tech Radar), clarifies things a little bit as there is more to be aware of in regards to these games. According to a developer for Warhammer: Vermintide 2, many games that use Easy Anti-Cheat are using an older version of the software. Meanwhile, the version of Easy Anti-Cheat that the Steam Deck supports is newer....
A forum post on the NVIDIA SHIELD forums posted last month (via Android Police), notes that Android 10 isn’t on the way because there’s not really any difference between Android 9 for the device, and Android 10. NVIDIA states that it decided to skip this software for the SHIELD because there was really no impact on end users. On top of that, it would have taken a lot of effort to implement the update for what would have been essentially very little gain on the user’s part....
