Kangaroo’s security system offers home protection at an affordable price
Setting up a smart home security is typically expensive, but it doesn't have to be. Kangaroo, a New York startup, is setting out to bring down the cost of keeping your home safe by introducing a new line of internet-connected motion sensors that start at $30 per sensor.
Amazon’s Prime Book Box is now available to all Prime members in the U.S.
Getting your Amazon Prime subscription could also mean getting your kids to develop good reading habits from a young age. Amazon's Prime Book Box is a subscription service that delivers curated books specifically for kids. It's now available to all Amazon Prime subscribers.
The smart-deadbolt Nest x Yale Lock now works with Google Assistant
Nest, owned by Google parent company Google, is adding Google Assistant support to its smart deadbolt Nest x Yale Lock. Starting August 29, the security tool will be compatible with the AI assistant so you can lock your door on the go with just a simple voice command.
These are the 10 dirtiest places in your home, according to one expert
It's easy for dirt and grime to settle in unexpected places. According to home expert Bob Vila, there are 10 places in your house that are dirtier than the rest, and some might surprise you. According to the list, a number of your favorite pieces of tech are likely dirtier than you think.
LG wants to keep your vino cool with new Signature series wine cellar
At IFA 2018, LG introduced a new wine cellar capable of storing 65 bottles of your favorite wine. The appliance comes equipped with a smart sensor that opens the door with the swipe of a foot. It's expected to become available for consumers in the coming months at a yet unknown price.
Alexa will avoid tough questions with new, kid-friendly responses
Amazon has added a number of new, kid-friendly responses to its voice assistant tool Alexa. The A.I. tool used in the company's smart speakers will now avoid any unsavory questions, play songs with censored lyrics, and doesn't ruin the existence of Santa Claus.
Amazon is paying employees to tweet nice things about its warehouses
Amazon is paying employees to say nice things on Twitter about working in the company's fulfillment centers following reports of poor working conditions. The "FC Ambassador" accounts all share a standardized format and make similar, positive comments about working for Amazon.
Purchasing a used smart speaker? A hacker could be listening to you
If you're purchasing smart speakers on the secondary market, security experts warn that you could run into added privacy risks, such as hackers bugging the devices to listen in on your conversations. And because the attack isn't software based, simply undergoing a factory reset won't protect against it.
Announce your arrival with a song using the Netatmo Welcome cam and a new IFTTT recipe
The Netatmo Welcome is a smart connected security camera that will recognize everyone who enters your house, using some very clever face recognition technology
Watch Netflix’s Beasts of No Nation, Jane the Virgin, and more in our 5 shows to watch
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Catch up on American Horror Story, iZombie, and more in our 5 shows to watch
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Catch up on the Walking Dead until your brain fries and more in our 5 shows to watch
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This new 3D printer creates structures with gel, could help build living organs
This new 3D printing technique developed by researchers from University of Florida prints objects in gel and could open the door for printing organs.
