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iDevices continues to strengthen its hold on the marketplace where smart home solutions are concerned by coming up with the iDevices Dimmer Switch. If you have always wanted to make sure that your home ends up working smarter than ever before, there is no better way than to see what iDevices has on offer this time around. The iDevices Dimmer Switch would be the most recent addition to iDevices’ growing range of premium integrated products which will play nice with the Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and the Google Assistant.
Being the preeminent brand in the connected home industry certainly helps its cause as well, and it underlines the commitment that iDevices has made towards rolling out high quality, in-wall connected controls which will not only appear in the homes of DIY enthusiasts, but will also do its bit to make sure that builders and professional installers can offer more than just the normal to regular homeowners. What makes the iDevices Dimmer Switch all the more competitive is the fact that it stands to be the only hub-less smart switch which will play nice with Siri, Alexa and the Google Assistant, all rolled into a single, easy-to-use product.
Home builders and professional installers are now able to fulfill the needs of customers who would like to build or upgrade their smart homes, regardless of the kind of platform or device that they use. The iDevices Dimmer Switch will team up with the likes of the iDevices Wall Switch, Wall Outlet, and Thermostat, forming the core offerings from iDevices when it comes to new construction as well as retrofit applications.
Some of the more unique features found in the iDevices Dimmer Switch include customizable dimming capabilities, being able to fit into the walls of just any home in order to partake in any home’s existing lighting system, a simple installation process, and even a customizable LED night light. The asking price for the iDevices Dimmer Switch stands at $99.95 apiece.
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We have stated in the past that with every new software release there are bound to be problems that are usually only discovered after being released to the masses. It looks like for the recently-released iOS 11, some issues have already been discovered with sending emails using Outlook.com or Exchange using the Mail app.
It seems that there are users who are encountering an issue when trying to send emails using either service and are greeted by a “Cannot Send Mail” error message. The good news is that it appears that Apple is aware of the problem and are working together with Microsoft to come up with a fix for it.
A post on Apple’s support page reads, “If your email account is hosted by Microsoft on Outlook.com or Office 365, or an Exchange Server 2016 running on Windows Server 2016, you might see this error message when you try to send an email with iOS 11: ‘Cannot Send Mail. The message was rejected by the server.’ Apple is working closely with Microsoft to resolve the issue and will release a fix soon in an upcoming software update.”
In the meantime for users who absolutely have to use these services, you can try logging in through a browser like Safari to send your emails, or alternatively you can try downloading the Outlook app from the iTunes App Store that should circumvent the problem.
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Given that different consoles use a different combination of hardware, and with PC configurations being so varied, we can imagine the complexities involved when trying to design a game meant to launch on multiple platforms, and this is an issue that Square Enix is trying to figure out with Final Fantasy XV for the Nintendo Switch.
Speaking to Eurogamer, the game’s director Hajime Tabata revealed that the company was still trying to figure out the best way to bring the game onto Nintendo’s latest console. It was initially speculated that Square Enix might end up bringing the Pocket Edition version of the game onto the Switch, but Tabata’s statements suggest that the company was looking to bring a more full-on experience.
According to Tabata, “We’re actually doing very specific technical investigations into what’s possible at the moment. Where we are at the moment – we’ve completed those tests and have worked out where the ground lies. We’re currently in the middle of the discussion and debate about what we should be doing, and how to realise that on the Switch.”
He also adds, “We can’t currently announce anything – we haven’t come to a full decision on the best way to do it yet. We’re having very open, frank discussions with Nintendo at the moment about what they think is the best thing to do. It’s all under investigation.” Square Enix had previously promised that they will be fully supporting the Switch, with Tabata claiming that the Switch was a “dream machine”.
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