Google Alert - gadget

	gadget As-it-happens update ⋅ February 28, 2018
	NEWS
	RIGHT AT HOME: Gear and gadgets for cleaning a dirty dog WTOP Consider this gadget from Paw Boss : a low-profile water tray equipped with nubby pads in a wash cup, into which you dip paws. City dwellers might appreciate being able to quickly rinse the street grit off their canines' feet. Bonus feature: vinyl skins for the unit, so you can customize to suit your decor. Flag as irrelevant
	Finally, someone made a power strip that makes sense for modern homeowners Business Insider Each new gadget I get to test presents a new challenge, as I decide whether to unplug something else for the time being, or put my Tetris skills to the test. AUKEY's power strip has 12 outlets, but they're more neatly organized in four sets of three outlets each. Each set is pointed in a different direction, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Google Clips review: a smart camera that doesn't make the grade The Verge That's an appealing pitch to both parents and pet owners alike, and if the Clips camera system is able to accomplish its goal, it could be a must-have gadget for them. But if it fails, then it's just another gadget that promises to make life easier, but requires more work and maintenance than it's worth. Flag as irrelevant
	Clear the RAM on Your iPhone X to Fix Problem Apps & Boost Performance Gadget Hacks When your iPhone is being sluggish, one thing you can do to get performance back up to snuff is clear the device's random access memory. It's not a publicized feature from Apple, but it's there nonetheless. And while it's easy enough to utilize on iPhones with Home buttons, the iPhone X is a little trickier. Flag as irrelevant
	Creating a 10MHz scope HAT for the Raspberry Pi? Electronics Weekly (blog) It's written by your technology editor Steve Bush but is worth highlighting on Gadget Master. The Pi accepts keyboard and mouse connections, of course. And has a capable graphics processor, with a choice of graphics outputs (HD-quality HDMI for a separate monitor, or a DSI output for a 800×480 7in ... Flag as irrelevant
	The antiseptic language of Nukespeak cleans up the very dirty business of nuclear weapons Milwaukee Journal Sentinel The first nuclear explosion, in the New Mexico desert in July 1945, came from a massive spherical bomb with radioactive plutonium at its core. It was playfully called "The Gadget." Can you think of a more innocuous word for a machine that could eradicate a city in seconds, incinerating humans and ... Flag as irrelevant

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