Make sure to clip the $2 off coupon on the page, that knocks the price down from $16.99 to just $14.99. Kasa, is TP-Link’s brand for its smart home products. So it may not be a brand that you’ve heard of before, but TP-Link is. They are pretty well-known for their routers and such. These smart plugs from Kasa are really great, because they are “mini” smart plugs. So that they don’t cover up the other outlet....
Both of these sales are available until 11:59PM PT on September 6. First up is the Roborock S6. This is one of the more popular models in the company’s lineup. It is listed at $649, but you can get it for just $379 right now, thanks to the coupon that you can clip on the page. That is a really impressive price for the Roborock S6. Being able to pick this one up for under $400 is an absolute steal....
The Nothing Phone (1) launch event livestream will be available via YouTube The Nothing Phone (1) launch event livestream will be available via YouTube Nothing will livestream it via its official YouTube channel. We’ve embedded the video below the article, so you’ll be able to tune in just as the event starts. We’re still hours away from it, but do note the time. The company is using the “Return to instinct” tagline for this event....
The upcoming ZTE Axon 40 Ultra actually resembles the Galaxy S22 Ultra The upcoming ZTE Axon 40 Ultra actually resembles the Galaxy S22 Ultra That’s not a bad thing at all. This more or less looks like a better design because of it. Based on these renders, the bezels are basically non-existent, as a tipster promised recently, when he teased the arrival of this phone. He also drew the Galaxy S22 Ultra comparison....
Google’s Pixel smartphones have had great cameras for many years. But somehow, Google is still able to make the cameras better, add new features and modes, and continue to impress us with software. This year, Google really stepped up to the plate for Zoom. Allowing the main sensor to zoom at 2x, thanks to having more pixels. The main sensor is a 50-megapixel sensor, so Google is able to crop in, at a 2x telephoto length....
