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Nest launched the Cam IQ last year as its first device with facial recognition, and over time, it’s gotten more features like Google Assistant integration. It’s a great camera, but the $300 asking price is steep. You can, however, get a solid discount today on Woot. You can save $100 or more, and the camera isn’t even a refurb.
This camera sports a 4k sensor, but it streams in 1080p. The higher resolution sensor allows the IQ to zoom in without losing as much detail as other cameras.
[Deal Alert] Nest Cam IQ on sale at Woot for $199.99 ($100 off) or $339.99 for a 2-pack ($160 off) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Spotify’s app has needed on overhaul for a while, and it came to its non-paying users first.
Spotify’s Free service is — at its heart — meant to lure you in and then convince you to pay for Premium, To this end, Spotify has rolled out a shiny new update to its Android app that’s meant to help draw in more new users and convince them to pay for Premium.
And it is every bit as annoying to use as it is beautiful, so congratulations, Spotify, you succeeded.
PYT (Pretty Young Theme)
The new look for Spotify Free is quite enticing, from simplifying the tabs and the layout to giving the playback screen an intimate and dare I say sexy new look. We now have four tabs instead of five, but since one tab is a giant ad pushing you to Premium, we’re going to ignore it and focus on the other three:
The Home tab has been simplified tenfold. Where there was carousel after carousel of genre playlists and promoted playlists, there are now only three things: a single carousel of Rec…
A fresh look for your inbox is just a few clicks away.
The new Gmail web interface that was announced just a couple weeks ago has launched, bringing both a refreshed design and also a handful of new features. The overall look is a bit cleaner, like what we saw in the Google Calendar refresh earlier this year, with lots of Material Design influences. There are new features like a “confidential mode,” email snoozing, better integration with other Google apps, Smart Replies like in Inbox, an improved offline mode and more.
That’s all great, but it’s actually not enabled by default yet. Here’s how you can skip the line and check out the new Gmail interface right away:
Load Gmail on the web and sign in.
In the top-right corner of the inbox, find the cog/gear icon and click it.
If it’s made available for your account, you’ll see an option for “Try the new Gmail” at the very top — click it.
After a page reload, you’ll have to click Next on the pop-up and then choose a view for your i…
It’s Wednesday! We’re halfway through the last week of April, so that means it’s time for the second round of app sales. Today’s list is much smaller than Monday’s, though it does have a couple of goodies. Have a good rest of your week, and I’ll see you all one more time on Friday.
23 temporarily free and 26 on-sale apps for Wednesday was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Amazon has announced that its child-friendly features and parental controls subscription service is coming to Alexa. Until now FreeTime has only been available on Fire, Kindle, and Android devices, but Amazon is now adding support for Echo speakers. At the same time, the company is also releasing a Kids Edition of the Echo Dot that includes a FreeTime subscription plus a brightly colored protective case.
Just as with other supported devices, the free tier of FreeTime includes a range of parental controls for Alexa.
Amazon brings family-focused FreeTime service to Alexa and launches Echo Dot Kids Edition was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The Core i7 model will set you back $733.
This year’s CES saw a surprisingly strong presence for Chromeboxes. Acer’s CXI3 was among them, and it recently went up for pre-order earlier this month. Now, Asus’s Chromebox 3 is following suit.
The Chromebox 3 has been seen on TigerDirect and NextWarehouse, and while it’s currently cited as “temporarily out of stock” with no release date in sight, you can still get your pre-orders in to ensure you’re among the first to own the machine.
Asus outfitted the Chromebox 3 with dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi, USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, and support for Gigabit LAN. Intel’s 8th generation Kaby Lake processors are present on all models, and you’ll also find DDR4 RAM as well as flash storage (the specifics on these are still unknown).
You’ve got four models to choose from, with pricing over at TigerDirect going as follows:
Asus Chromebox 3 w/ Celeron processor – $249.99
Asus Chromebox 3 w/ Core i3 processor – $449.99
Asus Chromebox 3 w/ Cor…
All of these devices are better bundled together.
Amazon just announced an all-new Echo Dot Kids Edition, and the company has already launched some bundles which help make it even more affordable. Simply pairing the new Echo Dot Kids Edition with a Fire Tablet can save you up to $50 versus buying them separately. The Echo Dot Kids Edition is still only available as a pre-order, but it’s scheduled to begin shipping on May 9.
The first bundle is two Echo Dot Kids Edition for $129.98, a savings of $30. Combining the Echo Dot Kids Edition with a 7-inch Fire Tablet Kids Edition saves you $40, and drops the price down to just $140. The bundle with a Fire Tablet HD 8 and Echo Dot Kids Edition is $20 more at $160. That’s a $50 savings. All of the bundles are available in a variety of different color combinations, so be sure to look for the one that your kids will like the most.
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The way I consume music and other media is a little unusual. I share a Google Play Music and a Hulu subscription with a friend, as well as my own Netflix account. I have a rule when it comes to music; I will buy an MP3 of a song or album if I listen to it more than three times within a week. I maintain a Plex server on my home desktop to help wit this. There are some shows and movies I enjoy that streaming services don’t carry, but a much bigger part is that I’m a bit obsessive when it comes to the media I consume.
My most used application on any device is the music player. I listen to music at almost every hour, from a few minutes in the shower every morning to a playlist of specific songs I listen to when I sleep. I’m really picky about the way my music player looks and operates, and there are a few things about the Google Play Music app that bug me enough that I don’t want to use it.
I’m not in love with the idea of ma…
Earlier this year we learned about rumors for the upcoming release of a music streaming service named YouTube ‘Remix.’ According to a recent report by Droid Life, the new platform is going to take over for Google Play Music. YouTube Remix was initially pegged to land sometime this March—the absorption of Play Music was also indicated in an APK teardown in February—but until now there hasn’t been much information or confirmation on the subject.
YouTube ‘Remix’ reportedly set to replace Google Play Music was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
LG has waited a bit longer than expected to announce a successor to the G6, but the G7 ThinQ is probably just around the corner. LG has been dropping breadcrumbs in the lead-up to the announcement, and today it’s talking about the screen. As previous …
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