Google Alert - gadget

	gadget As-it-happens update ⋅ February 7, 2018
	NEWS
	Google and Nest reunite in push to add AI to every gadget CNET Google is bringing gadget maker Nest back under its control as the search giant battles rivals Amazon, and now Apple, in the rapidly expanding smart home market. A big part of the change: Making it easier to add Google's artificial intelligence technology and Assistant -- a digital helper that competes ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Cloud Slaps Another Sinner EE Journal And a scant 28 days before that, we saw how a simple design decision made one company's gadget the winner over all of its competitors. Right on cue, both events now contrive to combine themselves into one, an admixture of felicity and failure. And a cautionary tale for those of us who design products ... Flag as irrelevant
	Your retro games and gadgets could be worth thousands of pounds News Shopper You could be sitting on a goldmine of old toys and technology, so here is a list of what could be earning you thousands. We are always harping on about the good old days, when we had cassette players and floppy discs, that Tracy Island and our Sega Mega drive, and for good reason. A new report ... Flag as irrelevant
	Eagles Parade 2018: Start Time, Live-Stream Schedule for Victory Celebration Bleacher Report The Eagles offered a complete offensive performance. Lost in the praise Pederson earned for his willingness to take risks—including a three-gadget-plays-in-one stroke of genius that ended with a Foles' touchdown reception—and Foles' cool and collected performance was a running game that went for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Our reviewer takes three new Instant Pot cookbooks for a test drive Press Herald I've since perfected basics like pork carnitas, chili and hard-boiled eggs, but am constantly on the hunt for new recipes to try in the gadget. Lucky for me, everyone else seems equally obsessed with the electric pressure cooker-cum-rice-cooker-cum-yogurt-maker, and there are no shortage of new ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	We Want These Privacy Sliders In Any Gadget With a Webcam Review Geek If you have a laptop, you have a camera pointed at your face every time you use it. This can understandably make you a little paranoid. Rather than resign yourself to assuming some government or hacker can watch you do whatever you use your laptop for, HP is adding a privacy slider to its laptops. Flag as irrelevant

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