Razer, famed for all things gaming, has some new headphones coming our way soon that are perfect for iPhone 7 owners everywhere. The latest version of the Hammerhead comes in two flavors; Bluetooth and Lightning.

Since Apple took out the headphone jack on the iPhone 7, Lightning connector headphones haven’t exactly been common. Razer has seen the opportunity, and gone for it with both hands.

The Razer Hammerhead for iOS delivers pure audio fidelity thanks to extra-large 10 mm dynamic drivers and a custom-tuned digital-to-analog (DAC) converter. It gives you deeper bass tones and superior acoustic clarity, whether for music, games, or everything in between. Stay fully immersed in the sound with noise-isolating bi-flange ear-tips and be in total control with the in-line remote. With an aluminum body and flat cables, these in-ears are truly made for toughness on the go.

The Hammerhead for iOS also features a Siri button on its inline remote, something not found on the similar B…

Logitech’s new POP Smart Button is like a physical manifestation of a HomeKit scene.

Logitech just announced the first ever HomeKit-enabled programmable button, as an upgrade to the company’s Logitech POP Smart Button. I’m looking forward to adding several of these to my personal HomeKit setup — the potential integrations and automations have me buzzing with excitement. 😍

If you’re wondering why a tiny button has me so pumped or just want a little more info on the Logitech POP Smart Button, check out this FAQ to have your questions answered and your concerns quelled!

What the heck’s a programmable button?

A programmable button, in HomeKit terms, is a device that can trigger different scenes and actions for your various HomeKit-enabled accessories. Depending on the button, different gestures can trigger different actions.

Put in physical terms, you hit the button and stuff happens in your house: You might have it set up to turn on all the lights in your kitchen, tur…

Don’t want to get charged for your Pandora Premium trial — or don’t want Premium at all? Here’s how.

Canceling or changing your Pandora Premium subscription is simple: It just depends on where you subscribed.

How to cancel your Pandora Premium subscription on iPhone or iPad

If you directly subscribed to Premium through the Pandora app, you’ll need to cancel it via your Apple ID’s subscriptions section.

Fun fact: You can cancel Premium immediately after signing up for a free trial so that you don’t get billed at the higher $12.99 rate after your month is up, but you’ll still be able to use it free for the next thirty days.

Open the iTunes app on your iPhone.
Scroll to the bottom of the screen and tap the Apple ID button.
Select View Apple ID.
Enter your Apple ID password or authorize with Touch ID.
Tap the Subscriptions button.

Tap Pandora.
Press Cancel Subscription.
Tap Confirm.
How to cancel Pandora Premium on the web

If you subscribed online, you’ll need to visit…

It will soon be easier to share songs found on Apple Music over Facebook Messenger. As part of its F8 developer conference, Facebook announced that Apple Music will be a partner for its initial wave of chat extensions, which allow you to easily share content from services with fellow Facebook Messenger users.

There aren’t yet any details about how exactly the Apple Music extension will work, but it’s likely to be similar to Spotify’s chat extension. From MacRumors:

Using the Spotify chat extension, users can search and share Spotify songs, albums, and playlists. Song links will play 30 second clips, with users able to tap on a link to open the Spotify app to listen to a full song.

An exact release date for the extension isn’t known at this time. To use the extension, you’ll tap the ’+’ button next to Messenger’s compose box, then select Apple Music under Extensions.

On the whole, chat extensions seem to bring similar functionality to Messenger that the Messages app received w…

Smart bulbs don’t have to break the bank! Here are some of the best low-cost smart bulbs on the market!

Smart bulbs (light bulbs that feature wireless communication for adjusting your lighting) are one of the most exciting, easiest to use smart home products. Whether you’re thinking about dabbling in smart home tech for the first time or you’re an experienced automator who just needs to add a few extra bulbs to your home, I’ve put together a list of some of the best low-cost smart bulbs money can buy. I’m focusing on low-cost options this time around, because going all-in on smart home tech can get costly quickly. Trust me, the first smart home product you buy will not be your last — building out a smart home setup is addicting; you’ll end up wanting to add connected lighting, fans, plugs, etc. in every room of your home. So let’s save you some money!

TP-Link Smart LED Light Bulb
Cree Connected LED Light Bulb
C by GE Bulbs
Sylvania Lightify LED Light Bulb
Philips Hue White LE…

What’s better while FaceTiming: portrait or landscape?

Whether you’re someone who FaceTimes constantly almost every single day, or someone who occasionally uses the feature to connect with friends and family on their adventures in order to check in (or even someone who opens the app once in a blue moon accidentally) knowing the best etiquette for angling your FaceTime conversation is key!

While some people may argue that all video on an iPhone or iPad should be shot in a landscape/horizontal way so users can get the best use of the space & width of their screen, FaceTiming actually works a wee bit better if you’re in portrait mode.

Why?

With the way FaceTime is set up on your screen, whether it be on your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook, you should be able to see that not only is the window you’re having your conversation in portrait mode, but the entire FaceTime window is in portrait mode, too.

This makes sense because when you’re FaceTiming on your iPhone, the natural way you h…

TV Lover’s pay attention.
Need help cutting the cord? Turn your Mac into a DVR!

Streaming services that offer on-demand content, media servers that connect your Mac to your PS4 or Xbox One or other entertainment system, and even digital tv streaming services like PlayStation Vue and SlingTV, have made cord cutting a much easier task in recent years.

One big reason cord cutting is still so hard for a TV lover like myself is the lack of a proper DVR. Many cable companies offer a DVR (including my provider) along with their TV packages, and there is nothing quite like watching your favorite current shows on your schedule and skipping through commercials.

The very smart, Glenn Fleishman over at Macworld has pointed out some awesome solutions to turn your Mac into a DVR, and he makes it sound like heaven on earth.

”Since I have a Mac that’s on all the time and has terabytes of available storage, I’d prefer keeping control in my hands, storing recordings locally on my Mac, and choosi…