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Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer. Although the holiday isn’t till September 7, Labor Day sales are happening now and this year I recommend consumers shop early. Throughout the summer I’ve seen brands like Apple and Nintendo increase prices, so my advice is to take advantage of any early Labor Day sales.

The Springboks vs All Blacks 2nd Test promises to be another cracker, as South Africa captain Siya Kolisi returns from injury to lead his country in Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry. After New Zealand triumphed 33-16 in Johannesburg last Saturday, the hosts cannot afford to lose if they are to retain any hope of winning the four-match…

We’re on the verge of a brand-new month — and a whole other season, for that matter — which means that, yes, we will soon be saying goodbye to our swimsuits and sandals, but also a happy hello to a fresh batch of new titles on the top streaming services. (And honestly, autumn is so…

The end of summer is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start preparing for the colder months ahead. For those who love everything about fall, September is when cozy season really starts to take shape. And September is only the beginning.

As fitness trackers like the Fitbit Air become better and better, they are now remarkably good at finding new things to measure.

If you’re in the market for one of the best soundbars, then there’s a feature you might have come across already called HDMI passthrough, available in some soundbars that connect over HDMI ARC and HDMI eARC.

I love sinking into a fresh, bright white pillow, so imagine my horror when I discovered one of my pillows had yellowed and was covered in stains. A build-up of body oils, sweat, cosmetic products and more – or natural old age of the pillow – seeping into the fabric and oxidizing over time can…

If you’ve ever tried to sns of an unpredictably moving target, you’ll know that a smartphone is not the best tool for the job. There’s no burst mode in a lot of default camera apps, and actually tapping the shutter button by hand isn’t always fast enough. Google thinks it’s figured out a solution, though

The Sony Bravia Theater Bar 7 is Sony’s mid-range soundbar with true Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X. If you’ve got a compatible Bravia TV, you even get access to IMAX Enhanced sound. Of course, it’s also a stellar “smart”(ish) home product, with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth streaming from various music streaming services.

Verdict: “Déjà Vu” is an intriguing, maybe even unique concept for a time-travel film. What if you could travel back in time, but only four-and-a-quarter days in the past? And then once you were in the past, you could only move forward in real-time. No speeding up, no rewinding. Sounds pretty compelling. Unfortunately, this movie…