The tech accessory provider introduced a bunch of new products at CES that make use of the new MagSafe-like charging standard, such as the $149.99 HyperJuice 4-in-1 Qi2 Charging Stand and the $129.99 HyperJuice 10,000mAh Qi2 Power Bank.
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The API went down on December 28th, preventing third-party apps like iA Writer or Ulysses from publishing to Medium.
The site’s API status page was updated today, at 12:41PM ET, to say it’s active again.
Update January 9th, 2024, 12:47PM ET: Medium’s site says its API is back up.
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Robot vacuums are becoming impressively autonomous, but they still need our help to clean them, like when hair gets wrapped around their brushes. Dreame thinks it’s solved this problem with a new automatic hair-cutting tool.
The Anti-Tangle Tricut brush cuts hairs wrapped around the brush, so you don’t have to mess with those annoying knife tools.
The brush is debuting at CES 2024 along with the new $1,700 DreameBot X30 Ultra. Both are available for pre-order on February 28th, and the brush will be compatible with the excellent L20 Ultra.
A set of pie charts done up by Sportico and based on Nielsen data illustrates how much the NFL has swallowed up the top 100 broadcasts list, like a blue Pac-Man gobbling up the dizzy, meandering ghost of what’s left of the old ways.
72 of the most-watched broadcasts were NFL games in 2020. By last year, that number had jumped to 93. (Number two was college football games, at three.)
At least according to a new report in The Wall Street Journal that claims that SpaceX and Tesla executives and board members are concerned about how Musk’s drug use could affect his health — and his businesses.
Musk, thanks to SpaceX, is deeply entangled with the US federal government, and his antics have cost him before, such as when the Pentagon investigated him after he smoked pot on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
In the subscriber edition of his Power On newsletter for Bloomberg today, Mark Gurman wrote that he believes the first generation of its Airtags Find My tracking devices was “clearly over-produced” and Apple retail stores and warehouses are stuffed full of them.
Echoing previous reports that new models won’t be mass-produced until late 2024, Gurman says they’ll probably hit the market the following year.
That’s according to Mark Gurman in today’s Power On newsletter in Bloomberg.
Apple doesn’t participate in CES, of course, but Gurman writes that he still expects an announcement about Apple’s fancy AR / VR headset to come “in the next week or so” ahead of a February release.

Verge Motorcycles’ 360-degree sensors could make the wild TS Ultra safer than anything else on two wheels.















