Saturday, October 17, 2026

Author: Ricky Li

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Can you protect your home network from bad guys?

For home users, over the last few years, there’s been different ways to protect your home network from malware. In

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Does the new $199 Rode Wireless Go rise above the noise?

I review the Rode Wireless Go, the $199 wonder mic that was dropped at the 2019 NAB show. Do these microphones live up to the hype? Watch and hear for yourself.

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Surface Connect To USB C Charging Cable by J-Go Tech Review

Ricky reviews Surface Connect To USB C Charging Cable by J-Go Tech

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Bad posture? There’s an app/gadget for that.

Ricky reviews the UPRIGHT​ go posture trainer, an app enabled posture trainer that adheres to your back and trains you via biofeedback

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Three portable ergonomic laptop stands compared.

Ricky compares 3 portable ergonomic laptop stands, which helped relieve his repetitive stress injury shoulder and neck pains.

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Three portable keyboards compared

Ricky compares 3 portable keyboards, the Logitech K400+, Microsoft Wireless All-In-One Media Keyboard, and the Logitech K380 & M557 keyboard and mouse combo.

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Hyper Juice wireless airpod charger review

This week I review the Hyperjuice #airpods wireless charging case an add on case for the original airpods.

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The MeatStick True Wireless Meat Thermometer review

Ricky reviews the MeatStick true wireless meat thermometer. It’s a bluetooth food thermometer with a funny name and smart features.

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Windows on ARM post mortem thoughts

After an unfortunate soup related accident with his snapdragon based windows tablet, Ricky discusses his experience with his first non-x86 based windows hardware.

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