Skip to contentDrinko blogfor a futureHomeSoftwareHardwareAiBusinessDroneGamingRobotHow toOtherContact UsHomeSoftwareHardwareAiBusinessDroneGamingRobotHow toOtherContact UsDrinko blog0GamingAsus ROG Phone II Ultimate Edition Comes With 1TB of StorageThe Asus ROG Phone II Ultimate Edition beefs up the base model with more RAM and a whopping 1TB of storage.September 4, 20190OtherPorsche Taycan vs Tesla Model S: Spec for spec, price for prieThe Porsche Taycan is a missile aimed straight at Tesla. The German electric sedan packs everything needed to give the Model S its first real fight.September 4, 20190Other22 Things You Didn’t Know Your Chromecast Could DoWhile Google’s ultraportable media-streaming device is pretty much plug and play, there are a few tips and tricks that can make casting more magical.September 7, 20190GamingThe best 1440p graphics card for PC gaminggraphics guru Brad Chacos explains the best graphics card you can buy for gaming at 1440p resolution.September 7, 20190HardwareBest college laptops for 2019With picks from Apple, Asus, Dell, Lenovo and Microsoft, we’ve got an affordable laptop for every student.September 7, 20190OtherUber has surveyed some drivers on small loans, suggesting financial products are comingSeptember 7, 20190BusinessMillions of Exim servers vulnerable to root-granting exploit The internet’s most popular email server impacted by second major bug this summer.September 7, 20190BusinessPorsche unveils the $150,900 Taycan Turbo electric sedanPorsche has poured more than $1 billion into the development of its first all-electric vehicle, a sleek four-door specimen that marks the beginning of a new chapter for the German automaker and its biggest bet in more than a generation.September 4, 20190GamingAcer’s $14,000 Predator Thronos Air is a chair fit for gaming royalty It’s also more affordable than its $20,000 predecessor.September 4, 20190GamingHands-on: Stadia’s cloud gaming feels impressive, but Google’s showing off the wrong gamesSo I want to be clear, Stadia’s a hell of a lot better than OnLive. Streaming infrastructure has improved immeasurably in the past decade, and I find Stadia genuinely impressive in that regard. You could play Doom Eternal on it, or even Mortal Kombat.“Could” is a low bar though. If that’s all Google’s hoping to prove, then congrats, they’ve done it. But if instead they’re trying to demonstrate that Stadia is a good place to play fighting games, shooters, and such? I don’t think they’re there yet. Maybe they never will be, at least not for people (like myself) who are used to playing these games locally, and thus are susceptible to noticing latency fluctuations.Bottom lineAgain, that’s not our final verdict. Stadia’s not even due to release in limited Founder’s Edition form until November, and it’ll be some months after that when the service is expanded to the general public and to all Chrome-enabled devices. There are, and I can’t stress this enough,