Look past the top deals for deep savings and special finds Not every deal ends up on the front page on Cyber Monday, but we think these hidden gems are well worth it. As we've been searching for the ...

It's no revelation that kids love to open gifts, but as the gift giver, you want them to love what they've received after the excitement has worn off. The best gifts for kids highly depend on their ...

A simple visual and audio recording of slime movements, focusing on texture, stretching, and natural handling sounds. This video contains no music, and no added effects — only the raw interaction ...

From sitz to stage dooring, industry insiders share the phrases and terms that’ll make you sound just like one of them. But before you can walk Jonathan Groff’s King George walk, you have to talk the ...

Turn sound effects On and Off in Outlook for email notifications. Toggle sound effects in Outlook for calendar, task, and flag reminders. 1] Turn On and Off sound effects in Outlook for email ...

CNET's Bridget Carey says this won her over "both as a mom and as someone who delights in making my co-workers squirm." By using a remote -- that can be as far as 25 feet away -- you can make it scale ...

Sound effects are some of the most underappreciated aspects of cinema. Indeed, the visual nature of film as a medium often ensures that sound is taken for granted, particularly when it comes to ...

We got a decent amount of official Switch 2 information straight from Nintendo on Thursday morning, ranging from the debut of a new Mario Kart game to the console’s new Joy-Cons seemingly doubling as ...

Initially opened in 2018, the BBC Sound Effects Archive is a remarkable and vast resource, incorporating recordings which originated as far back as the 1920s. Recently, the archive has doubled in size ...

The recordings, which are taken from all over the world and date back to the 1920s, are divided into categories including ‘Footsteps’, ‘Machines’, ‘Crowds’ and ‘Events’ The BBC’s sound effect library ...

The internet is now a bit more noisy. That's because audio files on social media have rediscovered an amazing fact. The BBC's vast sound effects library is open to the public. Thousands of clips can ...