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Greetings from CES 2020! | Engadget

Post author By Randall
Post date January 5, 2020
Categories In av, business, Ces, ces2020, engadget, Entertainment, gadgetry, Gadgets, Gaming, gear, green, Home, las vegas, meta, personal computing, personalcomputing, Robots, Security, Tech, tomorrow, Transportation, Wearables

[ad_1] For Engadget editors, life is just a series of moments while you wait for CES to come back around again. Sometimes it almost feels like we never left. But we did. And now we’re back. CES 2020 is about to get started in sunny (and slightly smelly) Las Vegas. As always there will be […]

Whirlpool’s smart thermometer ensures your food is cooked properly

Post author By Randall
Post date January 5, 2020
Categories In baking, ces2020, cooking, food and drink, food-and-drink, foodanddrink, gear, Home, Kitchen, smart home, smart thermometer, Tech, thermometer, whirlpool, yummly

[ad_1] This isn’t uncommon in existing connected thermometers like Meater, but it should get clever in the future. An update coming in late 2020 will integrate the thermometer with supporting Whirlpool ovens, letting the oven adjust the temperature based on the steps you’re in with a given Yummly recipe. You might not even have to […]

CES 2020: What to expect

Post author By Randall
Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In Amazon, at&t, att, Ces, ces2020, gadgetry, Gadgets, Gaming, gear, Google, Home, Mobile, personal computing, personalcomputing, Robots, Security, services, Tech, Transportation, Verizon, Wearables

[ad_1] Screens of all shapes and sizes It wouldn’t be CES without being surrounded by a plethora of screens, and 2020 looks to be no different. Like in years past, expect there to be bigger and better TV screens on display (no pun intended). Take 8K, for example. No one really needs an 8K television […]

Nanoleaf’s next light panels will apparently learn and adapt to you (updated)

Post author By Randall
Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In ces 2020, gear, Home, nanoleaf, nanoleaf learning series, smart home, smart lighting, Tech

[ad_1] The new Nanoleaf Learning Series is designed to be a more intelligent smart light system, which learns from its users and reacts to their needs. Nanoleaf says the system minimizes the need for adjustments or voice controls by learning from users’ behavior and reacting to it to provide light where it’s needed. We don’t […]

Kohler’s new showerhead is also an Alexa-powered smart speaker

Post author By Randall
Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In alexa, bathroom, ces2020, gear, Home, kohler, shower, smart speaker, Tech

[ad_1] The Moxie AI Speaker can be purchased with or without a new showerhead, so you can also fit it to your existing shower. It’s powered by Amazon Alexa and docks magnetically, and of course it’s fully waterproof with a IPX67 rating. The speaker is tuned for bathroom spaces so it can be heard over […]

The Morning After: Dell’s new XPS 13 stands taller

Post author By Randall
Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In av, Entertainment, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, Home, personal computing, personalcomputing, Tech, themorningafter

[ad_1] The real question is how much do they cost?LG delivers ‘Real 8K’ in 2020 with eight new OLED and LCD TVs This year, LG will have eight new models that, it says, promise “Real 8K” performance that “exceeds” the CTA’s spec for 8K. The way LG sees things, even though Samsung’s QLED tech may […]

Wayzn turns your sliding door into a smart pet entrance

Post author By Randall
Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In ces2020, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, Home, iot, pet, pet door, pets, Security, sliding glass door, smart door, smart home, Tech, wayzn

[ad_1] The device fits in the track of standard sliding glass doors. It senses when your pet is at the door and sends you a notification, so you can let them in or out. You can also set the door to open and close automatically. The device sticks in place, so you don’t have to […]

D-Link’s latest routers pack WiFi 6 and mesh networking

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Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In ces2020, covr, d-link, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, Home, mesh networking, networking, parental controls, router, Tech, wi-fi, Wifi, wifi 6

[ad_1] The lineup also supports WPA3 encryption as well as compatibility with Alexa, Google Assistant and IFTTT. The flagship is the Smart AX5400 Mesh WiFi 6 Router (above). D-Link didn’t dive deep into specs, but the name points to 5.4Gbps of total wireless bandwidth on top of its four Ethernet jacks and two USB ports. […]

D-Link brings AI-powered person detection to its home security cameras

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Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In 360-degree, Ai, alerts, breaking glass, Cameras, ces2020, d-link, dlink, edge, gadgetry, Gadgets, gear, Home, home security, indoor, motion tracking, outdoor, panning, people, Security, spotlight, storage, Tech, two-way audio

[ad_1] D-Link is also introducing two new cameras. The outdoor model ($119.99) includes a spotlight and siren that can be triggered when motion is detected. While you’ll be able to preview the camera at CES, it won’t arrive until the third quarter of 2020. The indoor model ($99.99) should arrive in the second quarter of […]

Google confirms ‘issue,’ disables Xiaomi link to Assistant and Google Home

Post author By Randall
Post date January 3, 2020
Categories In gear, Home, home hub, mijia, nest hub, security camera, smart home, Tech, webcam, xiaomi

[ad_1] Over the last day or so, a poster on Reddit has reported that trying to view the feed from his Xiaomi Mijia 1080p camera on a Google Nest Hub resulted in a feed that included still images, apparently showing cameras in stranger’s homes. Android Police picked up on /r/Dio-V’s situation, as he posted video […]