Corsair has announced two new additions to its keyboard lineup in the shape of the Corsair K70 Core TKL and K70 Core TKL Wireless. Along with offering a snazzy new design and a relatively affordable price, these new Corsair gaming keyboard models also include extra sound dampening, improved MLX switches, and the addition of a mode that apes Razer's Snap Tap feature for ultra-fast key changes. As a maker of some of the best gaming keyboards, Corsair isn't looking to push new boundaries with the Core TKL lineup's build, but the new feature set could comfortably put this new TKL version ahead of the existing full-size K70 Core, while the new FlashTap feature is currently exclusive to this board. Continue reading Corsair’s new K70 Core TKL Wireless gets a revamped design and Snap Tap clone MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Corsair HS80 Max headset review, Corsair M75 Air mouse review, Best gaming keyboard

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Samsung Galaxy smartphones and watches will soon be able to act as a digital key for your home. | Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge At some point next year, Samsung users should be getting access to the same convenience iPhone users have had for years: the ability to tap their phone or watch on a smart door lock to unlock it. No more messing with keys or unlocking your phone and opening an app; your phone becomes your key. This week, Samsung announced it’s adopting the new Aliro smart lock standard for Samsung Wallet’s Digital Home Key. This will enable tap-to-unlock and hands-free unlocking for any compatible door locks. Currently, you can add a digital key for a smart lock to your Samsung wallet and open that to access the lock’s control from your phone. With this new function, you won’t need to unlock your phone or access the wallet to control the door; just tap... Continue reading…