by dbadmin | May 29, 2022 | Features, Google Pixel Tablet, Opinions, smart displays, Smart Home
Credit: Google Opinion post byRoger Fingas When the Pixel Tablet was first revealed, at Google I/O 2022 earlier in May, the understandable focus of most people was on how Google was planning to evolve Android’s lackluster tablet segment. While devices like the Samsung...
by dbadmin | May 1, 2022 | Apple, Features, Opinions, smart displays, Smart Home
Credit: Apple Opinion post byRoger Fingas If you haven’t heard, Apple is strongly rumored to be getting into smart displays, a field so far dominated by Amazon and Google with products like the Echo Show 8 and the Nest Hub. Assuming a product ships by the end of 2022,...
by dbadmin | Feb 5, 2022 | Features, Google Home, Google Nest Audio, smart displays, smart speakers
Credit: Adam Molina / Android Authority Although many of us have embraced or are starting to embrace smart speakers in our homes, I have to admit that I find the idea of an always-listening device rather peculiar. It’s not paranoia or a general distrust of the...
by dbadmin | Jan 12, 2022 | Google, Google Nest Hub, India, News, smart displays
Credit: Jimmy Westenberg / Android Authority Google has launched the second-generation Nest Hub in India. The Indian model lacks the US version’s sleep tracking functionality though. It also seems like gesture controls are missing from the Indian variant. Google first...
by dbadmin | Nov 27, 2021 | Android TV, Features, Projectors, smart displays
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority Opinion post byRita El Khoury I have a rule in my home: The TV is for the living room. I don’t like seeing massive idle black screens in every room, and I certainly don’t like to have any distractions in the bedroom. But...
by dbadmin | Sep 14, 2021 | News, smart displays, Xiaomi
Xiaomi has unveiled a pair of smart glasses that can function as a standalone wearable rather than a secondary smartphone display. They are capable of taking calls, real-time translations, navigation, and much more. They use a 0.13-inch microLED display that’s smaller...
