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Dbrand is the company that shipped a product that told Nintendo's legal team to "go fuck yourself," and the company that had a second set of lawyer-dodging PS5 plates ready when Sony threatened to sue over the originals. But on June 29th, the company finally ate some serious humble pie, canceling its Portal-themed Companion Cube […]
The Music Studio 7 is an excellent Sonos alternative that can pull double duty in the living room.
Bitdefender VPN has an excellent starting price, even if it lacks the advanced features that privacy nerds may want.
Choosing a test management tool is rarely just a QA decision. Developers feel the consequences every day: how hard it is to publish automated results, how much context a failed test carries, whether CI artifacts are traceable, and whether test case IDs become useful metadata or bureaucratic friction. This article compares five widely used testing management tools from a developer's point of view: TestRail Xray Zephyr Scale Azure Test Plans qTest The companion repository is public and runnable: https://github.com/andre-carbajal/testing-management-tools-comparison It includes a TypeScript + Playwright project that runs real tests, emits JUnit/JSON/HTML reports, converts Playwright output into a neutral TestRun schema, and generates local dry-run payloads for each tool. No vendor credentials are required. Why test management tools still matter in CI/CD Modern teams already have automated tests, pull requests, CI dashboards, and observability. So why add a test management layer? Because CI answers what happened in this build , while test management answers broader questions: Which requirements or Jira issues are covered by automated tests? Which manual and automated checks belong to a release gate? Which failures are new, repeated, waived, or blocked? Which test cases are business-critical enough to audit? Which teams own gaps in coverage? The developer pain starts when the tool requires fragile scripts, manual exports, or hard-coded IDs scattered through test code. A good integration keeps automation-first workflows intact: tests run in CI, reports are archived, and the management tool receives only the metadata it needs. Comparison table Tool Best fit Developer integration model Strengths Tradeoffs TestRail Teams that want a standalone QA test repository REST API result publishing, usually from CI Clear test case/run model, mature reporting, easy to understand Requires mapping automation IDs to TestRail case IDs; separate from issue trackers unless integrated Xray Jir
Xgimi, the Chinese company known for its all-in-one smart projectors, is expanding its portfolio with a new line of screen-equipped smart glasses that first debuted at CES 2026. Unlike AR glasses from companies like Meta and Snap, Xgimi’s new privacy-focused MemoMind One skip cameras for a lighter and more discreet design that helps hide their […]
With AI-powered noise reduction, an automatic speech-focusing system, and a simple, effective hearing test, it’s a shame these aids don't come with a better app.
I'm sure we're all familiar with Dark Crystal, so we know that Jim Henson can be weird and tackle slightly more mature subject matter. But there is little in his oeuvre that is quite as mind-bending as the Muppetless The Cube. This 1969 teleplay was produced for an NBC anthology series called Experiment in Television, […]
I've seen lots of so-called "smart" bike locks over the years, but none so far could justify the added cost. A newcomer that got its start securing ATMs for banks is trying to change that. There's nothing wholly unique about the TMD Chain Lock, but the combination of materials, performance, and insurance-friendly ART-2 certification makes […]
A roundup of recent reviews published by Engadget.
Everyone is sick of spam calls and creeper sites that show weirdos where you live—but can any service solve it?
The Oppo Bubble is a smart second screen for your phone, one that can be attached and detached at will, connects wirelessly, and serves as either a selfie screen or a wireless camera remote. It's the best version of this idea I've used yet, but also a frustrating reminder that it could be even better […]
I have long been on the hunt for the perfect distraction-free writing setup. The latest contender is BYOK, which stands for Bring Your Own Keyboard. It's a simple $199 black plastic rectangle with a low-resolution LCD screen that lets you edit text and does almost nothing else. I've tried dedicated apps. I've even converted an […]
After years of struggling to curb my screen time, apparently all I needed was a $59 hunk of plastic.
Google’s first new smart speaker in six years is here and once again leads its competitors—now with paywalled features.
With its new pickup, Slate Auto is making a simple bet: price matters more than almost anything else. The company announced today that the American-made electric truck will start at $24,950, placing it squarely in the mid-$20,000 price range it had originally promised and making it the least expensive pickup truck and EV available today. […]
These goggles have an excellent display, solid metric tracking, and an open-water “SwimStraight” feature. But the real smart tech requires a subscription.
BenQ’s 4100i projector shines with its amazing color reproduction, excellent contrast, and a buttery cinematic mode.
Google Health Coach seems to think I'm on the verge of physical collapse. My sleep is not where it needs to be, hence my unimpressive readiness score. My heart rate variability, a measure of how recovered I am, is below baseline. I'm spending too much time in a hot, humid environment, it says, reminding me […]
This is not a review of the MSI Claw 8 EX AI Plus, the first gaming handheld available with Intel's new Arc G3 Extreme handheld gaming chip. Now that my colleague Sean Hollister is done reviewing the Steam Machine, I'll let him go deep on the new Claw at some point in the future. This […]
HP’s OmniBook Ultra 14 is one of the best alternatives to the MacBook Air you can buy right now, and it’s more affordable than many of its Windows competitors.