Wi-Fi-connected kitchen appliances have struggled to prove their worth, but Samsung’s not entirely new app could help realize the potential of connected cooking.
The Dreame Roboticmower A1, a new robot lawnmower, can tackle yards as large as half an acre, which is good news for us Americans with big yards.
These electric autonomous grass-cutting devices have struggled to take off in the US due to range issues, complexity, and high costs.
While Dreame’s bot may cost as much as $2,000 (pricing isn’t finalized) it uses lidar mapping so there’s no need for clunky beacons or fiddly guide wire.
We’re at Samsung’s IFA 2023 press conference in Berlin, where the tech giant isn’t launching a humongous new TV... but a new app.
Samsung Food is a souped-up recipe app powered by generative AI that integrates with SmartThings and Samsung’s appliances to try and fill the gap between the idea of the smart, connected kitchen and well, the way we actually cook.
We’ve got a deeper dive coming soon.
Three new JBL smart speakers from Harman will be the first to offer simultaneous voice assistants, so you can ask Alexa to start the music and then ask Google to stop it.
Tech blogger Dave Zatz has found renderings that imply Wyze might have a successor to its Wyze Video Doorbell (Wired) on the way.
It looks like this one will ring your existing doorbell chime, something the current version doesn’t.
There are no other details, but it’s likely to be closer to the Wyze Video Doorbell Pro feature-wise, with a top-to-bottom view, 1440x1440p image quality, and 5GHz Wi-Fi.
