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January 5, 2023

Android users don’t often feel jealous of the iPhone. But there is one feature Apple’s smartphone line has that Google hasn’t replicated yet: MagSafe. This wireless charging technology ensures that your device and smartphone are perfectly aligned, so you’ll always get the best wireless charging speeds possible. However, there are ways to add MagSafe to your Android smartphone. In our top story, Andrew guides you through all the ways you can rig your phone to take advantage of this iPhone-exclusive technology, and he lets you know that a version of MagSafe may be coming to Android models in the not-too-distant future.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY How to Add MagSafe to Android Phones


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The ThermoPro TP60S also measures humidity, and notably, it can connect with up to three sensors. You can place an extra sensor in your basement, for example.

 
Twinkly’s Entertainment Hub Turns Your Lights Into a “Screen”


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Today’s Wordle Answer


Are you a huge fan of Wordle and absolutely stuck today? Let me guess; you’re hanging out on guess four or five and feeling the pressure. We get it entirely: nothing feels worse than losing your streak. If you’re not ready to outright cheat, we have you covered with hints and today’s Wordle answer. Read More »

 
The Garmin Dash Cam Live Doubles as a Security Camera for Your Car


Dash cams are great for proving to your insurance who’s to blame in a car accident, but the new Garmin Dash Cam Live announced at CES 2023 wants to help even when your car isn’t moving. Read More »

 

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LG’s New OLED TV Makes Messy Cables a Thing of the Past


As always, LG is making a huge splash at CES. The company says that all of its 2023 OLED TVs will be 70% brighter than previous models! But we’re more interested in LG’s weird Signature M3 OLED TV, which lacks any HDMI ports and receives video wirelessly. Read More »

 

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SwitchBot Reveals Its Matter-Ready Hub 2


The Matter standard promises to make all smart home platforms interoperable, regardless of their branding. And although the Matter rollout is a bit frustrating, we’re happy that SwitchBot is doing things right—announced at CES 2023, the SwitchBot Hub 2 offers a straightforward Matter upgrade for existing SwitchBot Bluetooth devices. Read More »

 
New Unistellar Telescope Cuts Through Light Pollution


There are a lot more stars out there than you can see with your naked eye. If you live in the city or suburbs, there are substantially fewer visible stars due to light pollution. The new Unistellar eQuinox 2 telescope solves this problem. Now you can gaze at the Milky Way from the heart of downtown. Read More »

 
JBL’s New Soundbars Break Off Into Portable Speakers


A soundbar is an easy way to upgrade your home theater audio experience, especially with JBL’s detachable soundbar that turns into a surround sound system. At CES 2023, JBL expanded its popular Bar Series with the new JBL Bar 1300X, and the detachable ends now double as portable speakers. Read More »

 
Arcade1Up’s ‘Wheel of Fortune’ Lets You Hit the Slots at Home


You can’t visit Las Vegas without hitting the slots. So, for this year’s CES event, Arcade1Up is announcing its first at-home slot machine—the Wheel of Fortune Casinocade Deluxe. And, for better or worse, this machine doesn’t include any actual gambling. Read More »

 
Eve’s New Accessory Makes Your Regular Blinds Smart


When Eve debuted its smart MotionBlinds at CES last year, we were instantly impressed by its speed and functionality. Now, Eve is at CES 2023 showing off its MotionBlinds Upgrade Kit—a standalone motor that lets you turn basic roller blinds into smart MotionBlinds. Read More »

 
Roku Finally Debuts Its Own TV Lineup, Starting at $119


While brands like TCL, Hisense, and even LG make Roku-powered smart TVs, each is a bit different and can lead to confusion. Today, Roku finally announced its very own TV, with the all-new Roku Select and Roku Plus Series TVs. Read More »

 
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If you listen to podcasts, you’ve probably thought about starting one of your own. The problem is, most aren’t audio engineers, and it isn’t the easiest thing to pick up those skills. That’s where the Focusrite Vocaster One comes in, providing an all-in-one audio interface that anyone can use. Read More »

 

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