This smart home for chickens is kind of genius. The Wi-Fi connected coop uses cameras and AI software (called Albert Eggstein!) to literally count your chickens, monitor their health, and keep watch for predators. It’s expensive — even with the early bird pricing it’s $1,995 plus $19 per month. But it looks helpful for someone who’s new to chicken farming and... doesn’t want to wing it.
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The OnePlus Open finds a happy medium between the Pixel Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 5 size-wise, but it’s too close in price to the incumbent foldables.
These might just be the Pixel phones we’ve been waiting for, but it all depends on how much trust you’re willing to put into Google.
Nothing OS 2.5, built on Android 14, is now available in public beta. It includes some style tweaks designed to keep the UI and home screen appearance in line with Nothing’s aesthetic, plus the ability to customize the action when you double press the power button. Button customization is all the rage right now, after all.
Nothing owners can enroll in the beta at nothing.community.
