Nanoleaf Lines lets you achieve that YouTuber background in your space

Nanoleaf

Nanoleaf has shifted from giving us triangles, squares, hexagons with wood-like veneer to lines. The aptly named Nanoleaf Lines collection is modular LED light panels in a bar shape. These are backlit and connect at a 60-degree angle so you can create the geometric designs you want. These feature dual-colour zones, so the lights can show two different colours. While Nanoleaf Elements had a more natural feel, the Lines gives us gamer/YouTuber vibes from the get-go.

Lines can be installed with pre-affixed, double-sided tape, and they are powered by a large plug with a 14.7-foot cable. Each Line light emits 20 lumens, has a colour temp range of 1200K to 6500K, and can display over 16 million colours. You can connect up to 18 Lines per power supply. The lights are controllable via the Nanoleaf app, an on-device remote, or voice control with the voice assistant of your choosing. It must be noted that these lights only work with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks.

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'Genshin Impact' introduces 120 FPS mode on iOS

Role-playing game Genshin Impact is rolling out a major update this week, introducing a new character, more areas, events, and weapons. But for iOS users, the support for a new 120 FPS mode might be more important news. The game now takes advantage of the ProMotion displays on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPad Pro. 

This update marks the first time Genshin Impact will be playable at this high refresh rate. The game is available on Android, PlayStation, and Windows, but users can only find 30 or 60 FPS modes.

Source: 9to5Mac

ZTE ZPAD 10 is now available at Telus

ZTE Canada

ZTE Canada has just announced its new Android tablet, and it's coming to Telus. The ZPAD 10 comes with a 10.36-inch FHD+ display with dual speakers tuned with DTS:X Ultra. Expect to get extended use with its 7,250mAh battery. The ZPAD 10 runs on a Qualcomm SM6115 octa-core processor and Android 11 operating system. It offers Wi-Fi and wireless connectivity, ensuring you stay online wherever you go. It also has a landscape-oriented camera, making it easier to make and answer video calls. You can find out more details on how to purchase this slate here.

Tinder will let you bring a 'Plus One' you don't know to weddings

Tinder thinks you might be interested in bringing someone you don't know to the next wedding you're going to. The dating app gets a "Plus One" feature, where you can indicate you're looking for a date or are open to helping someone out with that. The experience is found inside the Explore tab.

Engadget noted that the feature responds to something its users are already looking for on the app. Since the start of 2021, the company says profile mentions of "plus one" have increased by 45 percent. But our question is would you want to take a stranger to a loved one's wedding?