Key Combo
This $50 wireless gadget lets you use one keyboard to type input into multiple devices. It works with iOS, Mac, Windows and Android—switching between paired devices is done using the…
Okay Player
The $99 Nexus Player, the first set-top streamer to run Android TV, offers novel features for a big-screen platform. It’s a work in progress, but a very promising one. The…
Touch and Go
The touchscreen Chrome OS notebook from Lenovo has some appealing hardware on the outside, but the touch display is sub-par, and the internals aren’t well-suited to the heavier end of…
Movie House
Kaleidescape’s Cinema One movie server provides seamless access to your entire Blu-ray collection. Unfortunately, one major limitation means it’s more of an expensive indulgence, not a must-have device for videophiles.…
App Irrigation
The Iro from Rachio is a $250 box you install to control your home’s sprinkler system. You can set up and tweak complex lawn irrigation schemes via a mobile app…
Mother Superior
Once you get past the weird factor, Mother proves to be a capable platform for tracking your daily activities. The post Mother Superior appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico…
Pixel Elated
The 5K display in the new 27-inch iMac is the most beautiful, most pixel-packed screen on the market, and the computer inside ranks near the top of Apple’s desktop offerings,…
Good Vibrations
Garmin’s Vivosmart is a well-balanced wearable that manages to provide just enough features for improving fitness and staying connected, without becoming burdensome or overwhelming. The post Good Vibrations appeared first…
A Click Above
WIRED Best e-ink screen yet. Auto-brightness control adjusts illumination based on ambient light. Clicky touch-strips speed page-flips. No micro USB cord included—because you have 10 of them floating around your…
Note Worthy
The Galaxy Note 4 is a great device. And while we’re still mystified by some of Samsung’s software decisions, the hardware and overall experience are flagship-worthy. The post Note Worthy…
