Amazon announced its new Alexa-enabled smart thermostat back in September, and started shipping them this last week. Although smart thermostats, in general, have been around for some time. The Nest, released in 2011 and purchased …
I can understand how a person walks along a street with a mask on. I can understand how a person walks along a street with a mask off. I can understand how an unmasked person, …
Amazon’s venerable eBook reader, the Kindle, was first released in November 2007. Over the years it has evolved considerably, and these days the Kindle range can be found in three main forms – the regular/standard …
359 Supporters (+1 from last week) Target : 400 Please Join Here Good morning Happy Guy Fawkes Day to you all. “Remember, remember, the fifth of November, of gunpowder, treason and plot”, as …
The last few days have seen the US official Covid death count pass through the three quarter million mark, the world total death count pass through the five million mark, and we’re within three days …
Apple’s single model iPad, first released in 2010, has expanded to a confusing mix of four different families, with differing models over time within those families, and different options for each model. In addition, it …
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