Google now lets you track price changes for individual hotels

Source: Google via The Points Guy

Just as it's easier to track flight prices with Google Flights, you now have the option to track individual hotel prices. The latest update from Google now lets you search for the specific hotel you want to stay at, enter your possible travel dates, and opt in to receive email updates about price changes.

The option should be visible within the Prices tab of the specific property you're checking out. It's visible on mobile the same way as well, but you'll have to scroll down a bit to spot it.

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Insta360 teases wireless mic with e-ink screen

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Insta360's newest mic for content creators isn't designed to blend in. Instead, the Insta360 Mic Pro is meant to be shown off. The wireless mic comes with a customizable e-ink display, making it easier to show off personal branding or any element you'd want on display while you're on camera.

The company has yet to reveal when the Insta360 Mic Pro will launch and how much it will cost, so exact specifications of the wireless mic aren't available yet. However, the company noted that it will work with Insta360 Direct Connect. That means it will work directly with Insta360 cameras, including the new Luna series. It also features a three-microphone array, which works with AI-powered processing and NPU-based noise reduction to ensure you get consistent, clear audio in any environment.

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Roku adds interactive game within platform screensaver

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The Roku City screensaver is home to a new interactive game. Roku rolled out Roku City Dash, which the company described as taking you "inside the beloved Roku City, past iconic buildings and unexpected surprises from outer space." Players can compete within their household for high scores.

According to Roku, the release of Roku City Dash is part of the company's continued investment in "engagement-driven experiences." Other past events include Roku Daily Trivia and Live from Roku City.

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Insta360 Luna series to take on the DJI Osmo Pocket

Source: Becca Farsace

Insta360 is going after DJI's gimbal/vlogging cameras next. The upcoming Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra cameras, which are co-engineered with Leica, promise a familiar experience and form factor as their competition. However, they come with the option of either a single- or dual-lens setup.

Both cameras will sport Type 1 image sensors, f/1.8 lenses with variable focal lengths, and 10-bit colour for "smoother, more natural transitions in light and shadow." The big difference is that the Luna Ultra will have the dual lenses for an "enhanced telephoto performance. Teasing their debut, Insta360 put the camera in the hands of content creators, including Becca Farsace.

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