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A living room with a TV showing flowers blooming surveillance cameras with an American flag behind.

Vizio's Scenic Propaganda: Homeland Security in Your Living Room

The pinnacle of ambient authoritarianism arrives with Walmart's latest feature: TVs that fill your silence with government warnings

Lester Girdle•4/14/2025

A anguished girl trapped in a prison in a void with a smartphone shaped portal.

Code27's Digital Dollhouse Dashes Dreams of Digital Pascal

Startup's AI companion device cruelly excludes Hollywood's foremost daddy figure

Lester Girdle•1/11/2025

A smartphone melting in a toaster with an exhausted bald man wearing glasses frowning.

Phone Toaster Promises Salvation, Delivers Existential Crisis

Swippitt's $450 Battery Hub Makes Me Question Every Life Choice at CES 2025

Lester Girdle•1/10/2025

A handsome Latin-American man smiling warmly with a horde of zombies in the background.

Sony's Gaming Room: A Pedro Pascal Apocalypse Simulator

The Only Red Flag is the Price Tag

Lester Girdle•1/9/2025

A Japanese woman wearing headphones sitting in a pool of steaming coffee.

JBL's New Coffee-Infused Earbuds Leave Bitter Taste

Caffeine-releasing headphones promise musical buzz, deliver corporate cringe

Lester Girdle•12/15/2024

A sad bald young man blowing into a glove with a Nintendo controller on it.

Nintendo's Power Glove Smart Home Makes Everything Worse

Latest "Innovation" Proves Some Things Should Stay Dead

Lester Girdle•10/22/2024

A lonely sad bald man trying to read a illuminated Kindle while wearing sunglasses at night in a double bed

Amazon's Last Gasp: Color E-Readers Nobody Asked For

Retail giant throws spaghetti at wall, hopes something sticks

Lester Girdle•10/17/2024

A circular robot vacuum tangled in a mess of spaghetti and sauce, happy toddler covered in spaghetti and sauce sitting on living room carpet in the background

Roomba's Bargain Bin: Where Dreams Go to Die

Wallet-friendly bots promise clean floors, deliver existential dread

Lester Girdle•9/19/2024

A before-and-after diptych: first panel shows an excited gamer unboxing the PSVR2; second panel shows the same person, disheveled and miserable, surrounded by crumpled instruction sheets

Sony's PSVR2 PC Adapter: Where Dreams Go to Die

Turns out, money CAN buy sadness - for just $60!

Lester Girdle•8/15/2024

A miserable 30yo bald man waring glasses and a necklace sitting alone at a party

New Wearable Proves AI Can Be Just as Clingy as Real Friends

Friend device listens 24/7, judges your life choices silently

Lester Girdle•8/4/2024

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