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Tag results: Reviews

Reviewers Deserve Respect

Manufacturers that strong-arm reviewers who don’t say nice things about products cannot become the norm. Which is why it’s good to see reviewers pushing back.

Knives Out, Knives In

Someone gave me a set of kitchen knives to review, and surprisingly, I didn’t cut my fingers off in the process. My onion-cutting game did improve, though.

Berliner Goes Tabloid

Considering the tale of the longtime NPR editor who decided to pull a Bulworth at the tail end of his long career.

When The Ware Isn’t Firm

A viral car review by tech-reviewing’s biggest name highlights the all-too-common pitfalls of shipping before the firmware is ready.

Kill It With Fire

Lessons on a summer with a smartphone-enabled itch-killing device. Yes—it works, even if a smartphone is a weird vessel for the Heat-It.

Stuck On You

Discussing my longtime frustration with nonstick cookware and what I learned from a new innovative type of pan, the HexClad.

Shelf This Elf

Why Elf Bowling, the animated holiday film, doesn’t live up to Elf Bowling, the not-a-virus computer game. The biggest problem, simply, is the animation.
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