Nest's new camera brings IoT outdoors

Nest Labs, announced sweeping changes to its security camera portfolio with the introduction of Nest Cam Outdoor, additional features to the Nest Aware service, and a brand new way to interact with the entire range of Nest products through the Nest app.

“The future is about intelligent alerts. Customers want to know when something is happening that genuinely deserves their attention. Person alerts are the first of many innovations that will make Nest Cam a more helpful partner in securing the home”

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Canadian designed yoga mat is made for travellers

Finally, someone has made a portable and travel ready yoga mat that's as convenient to carry as it is beautiful

Yoga Design Lab ​launches an innovative new Travel Yoga Mat into Canada this week. The mat is designed to be super­light, fold­up ultra compact, and still perform like a total rock star with it’s eye ­catching prints. The unique and eco-­friendly mats are comprised of natural tree then bonded to a luxurious microfiber top layer designed to provide extra grip with sweat, ideal for hot or sweaty yoga.

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Expensify introduces new ReceiptBurner partnerships

Expensify, the world’s fastest growing expense management solution, announced an integration platform that will eliminate receipts for business purchases. Called ReceiptBurner, the program’s initial launch partners include Uber, HotelTonight, R evel, SaneBox, and Fujitsu ScanSnap, with more planned in the coming months. These services utilize the ReceiptBurner integration to directly send transaction data to Expensify, eliminating yet another step in the expense reporting process.

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Peak Design has three new bags now on Kickstarter

Peak Design just announced they are making available three new bags on Kickstarter for a December 2016 release. This includes not one but two new backpacks, a tote and a sling. Designed primarily around the workflows of photographers, Peak Design's bags are made out of premium materials, engineered to preserve gear like laptops, tablets, camera bodies and lenses as well as various odds and ends.

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