Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 11:01AM 
There are two things that don’t really go together, technology and interior design.
For the most part, most home technology -like smart house technology- hasn’t been designed with the homeowner in mind and have instead been designed to be functional and work, with interior design as a second thought. Here’s to make sure your technology works with your interior design.
Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 8:16AM 
Call it the Xbox Controller "Canadian Tuxedo" edition. Xbox Canada is showing off a quirky and unusual controller for its consoles that is wrapped in denim fabric and even comes with a belt loop and two diminuitive pockets. This is a one of a kind curiosity which appears to be functional and is designed to build some hype while having fun with localized gamers. It is unlikely that we'll see this controller in mass production although Xbox might give some of its favourite gamers and influencers these denim controllers.
This isn't the first time Microsoft has opted for fabrics in its devices. The Surface line has long had plushy fabrics and even Alcantara which is a high-quality synthetic leather which didn't age well and absorbed grease and dirt. Will we see denim Surface Laptops in the future? It's Microsoft so, who really knows. But we can still enjoy a creative and unusual spin on the Xbox Controller.
Source: OnMSFT
Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 7:30AM 
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra (Source: Samsung)
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is the first smartphone to feature Wi-Fi 6E, the newest Wi-Fi standard. But what does this mean for Galaxy S21 Ultra users? Using the 6GHz spectrum, the standard is supposed to offer theoretical data transfer speeds of 2.4Gbps, which is double the previous generation's speed. A Broadcom BCM4389 chip makes this possible.
Monday, January 18, 2021 at 3:24PM 
HP Elite Dragonfly G2 (Source: HP)
HP's "lighter than air" business laptop is now a series thanks to the two newest additions—the Elite Dragonfly Max and Dragonfly G2. Both laptops get Intel's latest 11th-generation chipsets, built-in Tile tracking, and optional 5G connectivity. The G2 is an upgraded model of its predecessor, while the Max is a new machine, which comes with a better webcam and a new Sparkling Black option on top of the original blue colour.
The Dragonfly G2 and Max vary when it comes to the display configurations and webcams. The Max will only have a 13.3-inch HD display, while the G2 gets HD and 4K options. Both still have HP's privacy-oriented screen that tints the screen when people are passing by.
