Tuesday
Jan122021

Razer creates high-tech N95 mask with RGB lighting

The Razer Project Hazel mask | Source: Razer

No, you can't buy it, but it certainly fits the times. Razer's Project Hazel concept shows what a gaming hardware company can do with something as essential as a face mask. 

Razer takes the N95-class face mask and adds some smart features to it. Some ideas included in Project Hazel are active ventilation and auto sterilization. Its bacteria filtration efficiency pods promise to trap 95 percent of airborne particles. It has a case that charges and sterilizes the mask's ventilators. It uses replaceable filters alongside the ventilators on its pods, so it's more of a sustainable solution. 

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Tuesday
Jan122021

LG's 2021 TVs are getting Google Stadia

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LG is making it easier for users to access Google Stadia. At CES, the company announced that some of its 2021 televisions would support Google Stadia right on its TVs that run LG's WebOS 6.0 software. Stadia support will arrive in the second half of the year. And LG plans to bring it to its WebOS 5.0 TVs "later this year," too. For its 2020 televisions, those are also getting Stadia "at a later time."

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Tuesday
Jan122021

Samsung smartens up the robot vacuum with JetBot 90 AI+

Samsung unveiled a number of its smart home appliances at CES 2021, emphasizing the use of artificial intelligence in ways like helping you determine when to restock your ref or learning your washing and drying cycle and preferences so it can set those up for you. 

And then the company has actual robots it hopes to help you out. The one that will be available for purchase soon is the JetBot 90 AI+. Samsung boasts that it's the first robotic vacuum to run on Intel AI. With the help of sensors like LiDAR and 3D as well as AI-enhanced object recognition tech, it can clean and maneuver around your house without an issue.

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Tuesday
Jan122021

3 Simple Money Saving Tips for Your Small Business

Oftentimes, the cost of doing business can be overwhelming. You don’t want to cut corners on the service that you provide to your customers, but small businesses don’t tend to have the resources of larger corporations at their disposal. This means that small business owners and operators must find ways of reducing costs without sacrificing the service they are able to deliver.

Thankfully, saving money for your small business doesn’t always need to be a complex matter. There are, in fact, a variety of things that you can do and changes that you can make that are simpler in nature and easy to implement.

Here are three such things that you can consider doing when your priority is to save money at your small business.

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