Perks have been part of the Call of Duty series for over 15 years now and will likely continue to be included in future releases. They’re an integral part ofCall of Duty: Warzone, the free-to-play battle royale game that’s home to over 125 million players. Players who use the right Perks will be at an advantage, as these special abilities can turn the tide of any given match and sometimes be the difference between winning and losing a gunfight....

When you start browsing to findthe best smart bulbs for your house, you’ll see that most of them are LED bulbs. To a newcomer, terms like “LED” can get a little confusing. Sure, LED bulbs are efficient, but how do they work? How different are they from fluorescent or incandescent bulbs? Which type of bulb is the right choice for the specific area you had in mind? We’re answering all these questions with a complete guide on every type of residential light bulb you can buy, including what you should know about energy requirements and if it’s a good idea to buy....

Skylight, a company responsible for a variety of popular smart frames, is gearing up to launch the Cal Max — a smart calendar that’s a simplified version of a traditionalsmart display. You won’t be watching Netflix on the massive 27-inch screen or tinkering with dozens of different apps, as it’s aimed at providing families with a streamlined way to access their calendars, chores, meal planning, and photo albums without any of the clutter found on traditional smart displays....

Microsoft’s bigSurface event in early Octobersurprised everyone. Microsoft’s dual-screen devices were the star of the show, but the company’s new partnership with AMD on the Surface Laptop 3 felt downright subversive. It was the rumor that felt the most unlikely to come true. But whenwe got our hands on the Surface Laptop 3’sAMD processor and put it through its paces, we were disappointed. It just can’t compete with the Intel competition, making us wish dearly that AMD would hurry up with its Zen 2 mobile CPUs....

“My vision is that every American is wearing a wearable within four years,” Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the 26th Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, told the House Subcommittee on Health during a recent hearing. When Congressman Troy Balderson asked whether consumers should have access to these tools, referencing wearable technology in light of the 21st Century Cures Act, the privacy risks, and the health benefits, Kennedy replied that they “absolutely” should....

I’ve been reporting on technology for almost twenty years, and I vividly recall the early years of the smartphone industry when companies like Nokia pushed the boundaries when it came to smartphone colors. Rather than the less exciting neutral colors that have become standard in the industry — gray, white, silver, and gold — Nokia launched phones in bright red, yellow, and other vibrant colors. Yes, there were still the same standardized options, but you also had bright neon colors, such as the yellow Lumia 1020 or the orange Nokia N8....

If you’ve gone looking for an incandescent lightbulb in the last few years, you probably had a hard time finding one — and for good reason! Those bulbs are far less energy efficient, far more wasteful, and often more expensive in the long run than their LED successors. Another change to light bulbs designed to improve energy efficiency was set to happen soon, but the Trump administration may prevent the plan from moving forward....

Summary For 15 seasons,ERdefined what it meant to be a medical TV drama, and though rebooting the beloved series is a nice thought, anERreboot would have been the worst thing the series could do. In a world full ofthe best medical dramas,ERis my absolute favorite. Where other, more modern medical shows verge on corny and highly unrealistic,ERalmost always maintains a sense of truth. The doctors at County General certainly have their romances and dramas, but at the end of the day, their true focus is on helping the people of Chicago....

The holiday season is the perfect time to make a few upgrades in your kitchen, and Walmart has an offer that’s going to be hard to refuse. The KitchenAid 3-Speed Hand Mixer, originally sold for $50, is down to a more affordable $35 following a $15 discount. We’re not sure how much time is remaining before this bargain ends, but like allKitchenAid deals, we’re expecting stocks to sell out quickly. Add the kitchen gadget to your cart and proceed with the checkout process as soon as you can to secure the savings!...

New reports suggest that AMD’s future processors and graphics cards may be stalled due to issues at TSMC, the semiconductor foundry from which AMD gets its chips. There have been signals suggesting that TSMC has encountered problems with its upcoming 3nm process yields. While this doesn’t affect AMD’s next-genZen 4and RDNA3 lineups, it does impact the generation that comes after, including Ryzen 8000 Zen 5 processors and Radeon RX 8000 RDNA 4 graphics cards....

Can’t decide between a camera bag with fast side access or a full-front zip? TheWandrd Duo Daypackuses what the company calls an “infinity” zipper system to give photographers four different ways to access gear. The company calls the backpack a versatile dawn-to-dusk bag for work or play — and it’s well past the original Kickstarter goal with nearly $500,000 in the campaign, running through July 26. The Duo’s unique design starts with the four different access points, made possible through a system of four zippered sliders....

Good news! The newGalaxy S21 Ultrasupports the S Pen stylus, and that means many more people will be able to enjoy everything it has to offer. Technically this is the case, but in reality, using theS Pen with the S21 Ultrawon’t be the seamless experience it is on theGalaxy Note 20 Ultra. For a start, you’ll have to buy an S Pen, and then find somewhere to keep it when you’re not using it too, as it doesn’t come with the phone and nor is there a neat little storage slot for it....

In the midst of an ongoing Federal Trade Commission investigation into Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal, a new report suggests that Facebook founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerbergmay have known about the company’s much-criticized cavalier approach to privacy. According toa report from the Wall Street Journal, emails shared with the FTC suggest that Zuckerberg knew about, and was connected to, the company’s questionable treatment of user data. It’s not clear exactly what the emails say, or whether they are specifically about Cambridge Analytica....