Sunday, August 1, 2021 at 3:07AM 
Amazon improves the smart home device compatibility of its eero 6 and eero 6 Pro routers with its newest software update (eeroOS 6.4). The update adds Thread support, which allows it to work with other Thread-supported smart home devices, even from different manufacturers.
Saturday, July 31, 2021 at 11:11PM 
Nothing launches ear (1) TWS earbuds
GM sues Ford over the branding of its hands-free driving tech
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Apple rumoured to be working on a 25W wired charger for the iPhone
Netflix releases trailer for 'Army of the Dead' prequel 'Army of Thieves'
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'Halo Infinite' multiplayer beta test kicks off on July 29
Bang & Olufsen launches its first wireless earbuds
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Google invites more users to join 'Pixel Superfans' community
Saturday, July 31, 2021 at 10:52PM 
We already know that Samsung plans to introduce the S Pen to its upcoming foldables, but now we get some details on what to expect, some leaked details have surfaced. According to GSMArena, the "S Pen Pro" will come with a thin 0.7mm tip that shouldn't damage the handset's foldable screen. We aren't sure how that will work, but it'll also support 4096 pressure levels and charge over USB-C. This S Pen might get different Bluetooth connectivity for its remote control features and gestures. As expected, it will be sold separately for around GBP 70 (around CAD 100).
Saturday, July 31, 2021 at 12:47PM 
Google's Fast Pair feature allows Android users to quickly pair Bluetooth accessories to their phones. And it's been tipped to make its way to Chromebooks. The feature has once again been spotted in a commit to the Chromium Gerrit. But it looks like the company is still working on it as it hasn't been spotted in Chrome OS Canary yet. If Google decides to release the feature, it will make it easier to connect your Bluetooth accessories to your laptops.
Source: 9to5Google
