Google Nest Doorbell audio fix incoming

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Frustrated by choppy audio during live feeds on your Google Nest Doorbell (wired)? You're not alone. Many users have reported this issue since February 2024. The good news is Google has confirmed a fix is on the way!

Unlike recorded footage, live audio with the Nest Doorbell (wired) has been experiencing skips and drops. This makes two-way communication—a key feature of video doorbells—nearly impossible.

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Apple's AI push reportedly starts with the iPad Pro

Apple’s Johny Srouji introduces new Mac chips (Photo: Brooks Kraft/Apple)

Apple is accelerating its chip development, with the next-generation M4 set to debut this year in iMacs, MacBook Pros, and Mac minis. The M4 boasts a significantly upgraded Neural Engine, paving the way for powerful new AI features. But there's more: there's a strong possibility the upcoming iPad Pro will also sport the M4, making it Apple's first truly AI-powered device. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman talks about the possibility in the newest edition of his Power On newsletter.

This strategic move aligns with the booming AI trend in tech. By supposedly unveiling the iPad Pro before its June Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple can showcase its AI chip strategy without overshadowing other announcements. 

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JetBlue lets you have in-flight watch parties

JetBlue lets you have in-flight watch parties

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Ditch the "play at the same time and pray" method! JetBlue's in-flight entertainment system gets a makeover with Blueprint, offering a more personalized experience. The star feature is the watch party function, allowing you and up to five fellow fliers to enjoy the same movie or show seamlessly. You no longer have to struggle with syncing playback or pausing for bathroom breaks. It'll pause for everyone if one hits the button.

But wait, there's more! Blueprint caters to individual tastes. By creating an account, you'll get personalized content recommendations based on what you've watched before. Plus, save your favourite shows and movies for easy access, and even pick up where you left off on a previous flight—perfect for long layovers or return trips.

JetBlue's partnership with Peacock adds to the entertainment selection. Binge on shows like Twisted Metal and Mrs. Davis, with promises of even more exclusive content and offers coming soon.

Currently, Blueprint graces JetBlue flights with AVANT seatback touchscreens, including the Airbus A321neo, A321LR, and A220. 

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