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The Ecovacs Deebot T5 Robot Vacuum Made my Kids Really
Review of the Ecovacs Deepot T5 robot vacuum which vacuums and mops as it uses lasers to scan your home's floorplan - an efficient daily cleaning solution.
The 10Minds Motion Pillow Anti-Snoring Pillow Actually Works! Review on
Review of the 10Minds Motion Pillow - a pillow which detects snoring and gently inflates air bags inside to move the snorer's head slightly.
It’s Time to Show Off Your Google Assistant – Lenovo
Review of the Lenovo Smart Display 7 - a 7" touch-screen, Google Assistant-enabled device that can control various smart home devices & play media & music.
Why Pay $300+ For Noise-Canceling Bluetooth Headphones? Review of dyplay
Noise-canceling headphones don't have to cost $100s. Review of the dyplay Urban Traveller ANC Bluetooth headphones - very capable at a fraction of the cost.
Nixplay Next Generation Smart Frame – Nice New Hardware, Same
Nixplay has a new next generation smart digital picture frame with a 2K display & updated remote. HighTechDad's quick review of this digital frame.
Forget the Smart Home Hub, Brilliant is a Smart Switch
Review of the Brilliant smart switch and controller. Brilliant integrates with many leading smart home products for lights, heat, security, music, and more.
Bring Your Kids To Work Every Day with the Nixplay
Adding a Nixplay Iris digital WiFi frame to your desk at work makes work more enjoyable. My review of the cloud-connected Nixplay Iris digital frame.
How To Get a Personalized, Tech-Shopping, In-Store Experience at a
b8ta, a new gadget-oriented, click & mortar store, has a unique personalized shopping experience where tech products are recommended based on questions.
Those New Connected Holiday Gifts May Be Spying on You!
Connected device manufacturers are not required to disclose privacy/security policies. It's up to the consumer to know. Mozilla has a new buyer's guide to help called *Privacy Not Included.
