The Ring Spotlight Cam Wired is a spotlight camera that you can place outside of your home. So instead of only having a camera in front of your home from your doorbell, you can also have one beside or behind it, to capture everything that’s happening around your home. There are lights on either side of the Ring Spotlight Cam Wired, so it does light up when someone walks by, thanks to the motion sensing....
While this is not a 4K TV or even a HD TV, this is still a great option to put into a kids room, or even put into your home gym – since we can’t leave our houses still. At 32-inches, it’s a pretty nice size, not too big, but not tiny either. Toshiba HD Smart TV is a new generation of television featuring the Fire TV experience built-in and including a Voice Remote with Alexa....
uBreakiFix has teamed up with Google for every Pixel smartphone in existence. The repair expert also provides authorized out-of-warranty repairs for devices like the original Pixel, Pixel 2, and the Pixel 3. It’s worth pointing out that the repair team is currently going through a rebranding and will soon be known as Asurion Tech Repair and Solutions. Customers can get the Preferred Care warranty option from Google for added protection. Under this plan, a walk-in screen replacement or repair could only cost as much as $29, as 9to5Google notes....
If this isn’t new to you, then you must know about the standalone social app that’s being tested by Niantic at the moment. It started testing the app among certain Ingress players a few months ago, and it just entered beta a few weeks ago. This app is meant to let players directly communicate with others so that they can coordinate and cooperate to gain more ground. It’s meant to be a one-0stop shop for all of your communication needs....
Clearly, this isn’t going down well with Qualcomm as evidenced by a tweet posted by the company. The tweet reads (via) – “We’ve decided to make our own smartphone SoC instead of using Snapdragon,” followed by a series of red flags. Red flags are a relatively new phenomenon on the internet. Users make a statement or comment with sarcastic overtones as a critique of something. To make it apparent, they add a bunch of red flag emojis to the message....
