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If you’re having doubts about Ring’s suite of security products, there are other great options out there from companies like August.

August Doorbell Cam Pro 2

Hip to be square

From $174 at Amazon

Pros

Color nighttime recording
Built-in floodlight
Free video storage for 24 hours
Works with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa

Cons

No stand-alone battery-powered option
Odd shape may present installation challenges
Subscription plan required for additional storage

August is well-known for its excellent smart locks, and it has carried that expertise over to its video doorbells. The Doorbell Cam Pro 2 packs pro features like a full HD camera, a built-in floodlight, and color night recording. It also plays well with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.

Ring Video Doorbell 2

Versatile viewer

$200 at Amazon

Pros

Integrates with Alexa and Amazon devices
Available wired or battery-powered
Can easily change faceplates
Infrared camera for improved night vision

Cons

Doe…

Sony is gearing up to release the PlayStation 5, its most ambitious console to date.

While development on the PlayStation 5 has likely been going on for years, Sony has officially confirmed that it’s in the works and is on its way for the holidays. Here’s everything we know about the PS5 so far.

PS5 design
PS5 specs
PS5 backward compatibility
PS5 next-gen DualShock controller
PS5 user interface
PS5 virtual reality support
Officially named the PlayStation 5
PS5 launch games
PS5 cost
The PS5 may be revealed in February
The PS5 releases Holiday 2020

PlayStation 5 What form will it take?

According to a report from the Financial Times, sources familiar with Sony’s plans have stated that the PlayStation 5 “might not represent a major departure from the PS4, and that the fundamental architecture would be similar.” Mark Cerny, lead system architect of the console, went on to confirm as much in his interview with Wired.

This indicates that Sony is not working on a streaming-only plat…

Respawn Entertainment’s new Star Wars adventure is busting predictions.

What you need to know

Electronic Arts held its Q3 earnings call with investors.
During the call, Electronic Arts confirmed that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has sold around 8 million units.
The company’s predictions have been beaten and revised, now expecting to see the game to sell 10 million copies by March.
You can grab Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order on PlayStation 4 for $45 at Amazon.

Electronic Arts (EA) recently held its Q3 earnings call after releasing the latest quarterly report, with some interesting results for one of its big 2019 titles. EA confirmed that Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has sold beyond the company’s predictions for the quarter.

Considering that EA’s predictions were somewhere between 6 to 8 million copies, it’s safe to say Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is now north of 8 million copies sold. Since it has surpassed EA’s expectations in such a manner, the company has updated its predicti…

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Grab up to 100,000 bonus miles with Delta’s new offer.

What you need to know

Delta has launched a new welcome offer for its consumer credit cards.
New cardholders can earn up to 100,000 bonus miles and 20,000 Medallion® Qualification Miles.
All four offers are for a limited time until April 1, 2020.

If you are a fan of Delta, we have four offers for you. The company has just announced four new limited-time welcome bonus offers for four of their consumer-focused credit cards.

The offers span across Delta’s credit card lineup, and welcome bonuses range from 15,000 bonus miles all the way up to 100,000 bonus miles and 20,000 Medallion® Qualification Miles. Here is a quick breakdown of each card…

It’s pretty ridiculous how long it took Happy Wheels to be ported to Android. The mobile versions for both Android and iOS were announced back in 2015, with the iOS version released shortly thereafter. Five years later, it’s finally found its way to the Play Store. Then again, ridiculousness seems to be a big part of the Happy Wheels brand, so I’m inclined to give the developers a pass.

Either way, the wait was well worth it because this game is perfectly optimized for mobile and is stupid-fun to play.

Happy Wheels is a 2D side-scrolling racing game that features physics-based obstacle courses punctuated by moments of extreme ultra-violence. There are currently four characters to choose from — a businessman on a Segway, a father and son pair on a bicycle, a man strapped into a rocket wheelchair, and a woman riding a mobility scooter — with 15 levels for each that are designed to troll you at every turn. Two more characters are also features as coming later, so you can expec…