Google Alert - gadget

	gadget As-it-happens update ⋅ December 11, 2017
	NEWS
	2018 Gift Guide: 8 kitchen gadgets for food lovers between $7 to $80 Mic The holidays are quickly approaching, and studies (and etiquette experts) reveal that practical presents are often more appreciated than over-the-top, expensive electronics. For the people in your life who live to eat and love to cook, a kitchen gadget works on every level, from a high-tech immersion ... Flag as irrelevant
	Poll: Do you have insurance for your gadgets? thejournal.ie A REPORT FROM the Central Bank last week seemed to indicate that most consumers don't really understand what insurance for their smartphones or tablets (or laptops) covers or doesn't cover. We're not actually sure if we would even think about insurance for gadgets until someone says it to you as ... Flag as irrelevant
	WhatsApp Web Will Soon Get Picture-in-Picture Mode, 'Reply Privately' Option: Report NDTV WhatsApp seems to be planning to add Picture-in-Picture mode to the Web client, a few months after the feature was rolled out to mobile devices across the world. The WhatsApp Web feature will be rolled out with a future update, which is said to be adding an option for users to reply to messages ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hamster Marketplace Launches Pre Token Sale: The Blockchain Based Retail Platform for ... Coinspeaker Blockchain based Amazon competitor Hamster Marketplace is pleased to announce their token presale is launching December 11th and will run until December 31st. The HMT token powers the platform connecting inventors, innovators, and gadget producers with tech savvy consumers. Flag as irrelevant
	India Has Slowest Average 4G Speeds in the World: OpenSignal NDTV Irrespective of the remarkable claims made by Indian telcos of offering blazing-fast internet experience, India is found to have the lowest 4G speeds among the 77 countries examined by OpenSignal. The average download speeds of 6.1Mbps in the country is over 10 Mbps lower than the global average ... Flag as irrelevant
	Germany Names Chinese 'Spies' Hanging Out on Social Media NDTV Germany's intelligence service has published the details of social network profiles which it says are fronts faked by Chinese intelligence to gather personal information about German officials and politicians. The BfV domestic intelligence service took the unusual step of naming individual profiles it says ... Flag as irrelevant

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