As we wade into the second pandemic-era holiday season, there's no better time to throw yourself headlong into a new hobby. Or that's what you should tell your loved ones when you gift them one of the
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One of the most popular streaming software makers is in hot water after being called out by top Twitch personalities and the open source project that served as a backbone for the company’s succe
Corsair Gaming today announced that it has acquired EpocCam, the software developer behind the iOS software of the same name. It’s easy to see why the gaming company would be interested in such an a
Apple’s HomeKit is finally starting to roll out to actual consumers, via the first crop of HomeKit-enabled accessories from third-party manufacturers. This means you’ll soon be able to get
Thunderbolt is one of those tech innovations with a lot of promise, but not much felt effect for the average user. Thunderbolt docks can change that, and the new Elgato Thunderbolt 2 dock promises a m
How can you hate on the vuvuzela? Here’s another option if you’re one of those people who hate the sound of the vuvuzela during the World Cup. Elgato, makers of EyeTV 3, have developed a f
Elgato’s EyeTV just got a little more useful. The company has made TV tuners for Macs for years but now you can send the stream from any one of their tuners to the EyeTV iPad or iPhone app, allo
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/elgato.jpg" />Mac users may get a kick out of this, the elgato EyeTV HD. It's a DVR solution that works with your cable and satellite cha
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/elgatoeyetvhybrid-lg.jpg">Elgato just released the updated version of their USB tuner, the EyeTV. This new version has been resized (smal
<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/ELO_WS_EyeTV_One_image_gallery_5.jpg">There simply isn't that many easy ways to get live OTA HDTV on your computer while there is a ton a
It’s one thing to watch over-the-air HDTV on giant, 70-inch plasma display, but it’s quite another to watch such programming on your MacBook or iMac (or whatever other Mac you have nearby)
This tiny USB stick might make your life considerably easier if you regularly convert video to h.264 for use in the iPod and the Apple TV and iPod. The device offloads the conversion load to a separat
Windows users always pull out the old “there are no peripherals for Mac” chestnut whenever they’re backed into a corner by rabid Apple addicts. While it’s true there aren’t as many extras fo