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Echo Show 5 (2021) 2nd gen review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The 2021 updates to Amazon’s smallest smart display are minimal, but it’s still good value if you want one for bedside alarm, clock, and radio duties. The Echo Show 5 has a screen smaller than most current phones which makes it a slightly odd prospect for a smart home display. But it’s really aimed at those who want one on their bedside table (a nightstand, if you prefer) where a large screen isn’t really necessary....

Echo Show 8 (2021) 2nd gen review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The new Echo Show 8 might be little changed from the original, but the upgraded camera, with automatic tracking and remote view, is a serious improvement. It’s a great smart display. Best Prices Today: Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd gen) Amazon’s Echo range of devices is continually evolving, with the Echo smart speakers already onto their fourth generations and theEcho Show 10smart display now on its third iteration, with a significant redesign....

Fitbit Versa 2 vs Fitbit Versa 3 As you might expect, Fitbit’s latest Versa 3 replaces the older Versa 2. But what are the differences between these two fitness-centric smartwatches? Here, we’ll compare the functions both share and the new features you’ll find with the latest model. The Fitbit Versa 3 was released in September 2020, a year after 2019’s Versa 2 – so the older model isn’t exactly ancient. And Fitbit is still selling the older model in some of its international markets, including the UK and US....

Geeked Week proves that Netflix has a lot to learn from Comic-Con Just a few days ago, Netflix hosted its first ever Geeked Week, a five-day virtual event showcasing snippets, trailers and interviews with cast members from some of its biggest films and TV shows. In addition, the streaming giant has also revealed together with game developer CD Projekt Red it will be co-hostingWitcherCon, a convention dedicated to both companies’ adaptations of The Witcher....

How to watch Bandai Namco at E3 2021 After four bumper days of announcements, E3 2021 comes to an end today. The trade show has moved online this year due to the pandemic, but it’s been a welcome return after last year’s event was cancelled. One of the headline acts on the final day is Bandai Namco, the Japanese company behind classic titles like Pac-Man and Tekken. It’s a real force in the modern gaming industry too, counting the likes of Project Cars and Dragon Ball Z among its recent releases....