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There are many different kinds of water purification systems out there in the market, with some of them even having special plates that will increase the alkaline count of the water, claiming to be able to play a role in alleviating certain illnesses and sickness. Mitte would like to jump aboard the water purification bandwagon, but offer a twist to the situation instead by being a smart healthy water system. In other words, it will make use of the distillation process to purify your water, but also offer customized mineral enhancements that ensures each cup of water you drink is healthy.

Tap water tends to carry its fair share of impurities and is not the best barometer for life giving water, while traditional water purification systems simply purify but do not enhance. Mitte will offer the best of everything, resulting in a mineralized and contaminant-free water wherever it is installed. Gaining inspiration from nature, Mitte will feature mineral cartridges that replicate the naturally occurring process whenever pure water flows through rocks at the source, picking up minerals as it flows. With Mitte, users have the option to personalize their daily drinking water via 3 different mineral cartridges that will carry varying levels of natural minerals and ingredients.

Right now available as a Kickstarter project, it can be yours for as low as a pledge of $234. This is definitely a new solution that will help to go up against a long term global issue: access to pure, healthy drinking water. The trio of mineral cartridges offered include Alkaline with a high pH level, a Balance cartridge that will add basic minerals such as calcium, magnesium and potassium so that a softer water with a neutral taste is created to deliver better tasting coffee or tea, while the Vitality cartridge offers a higher concentration of such basic minerals in addition to a dose of trace minerals like manganese, iron, selenium and zinc, targeting those who live an active lifestyle and would like to survive on a healthy diet. Each cartridge is able to produce 400 liters of pure and re-mineralized water.

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From what we can tell based on Nintendo’s latest earnings, the Switch console is doing quite well having sold more than 7 million units worldwide since its release in March earlier this year. For the most part a lot of the games released on the console have been well-received, but apparently that’s not all the company has up their sleeves.

In a tweet by The Wall Street Journal’s Takashi Mochizuki, he quotes Nintendo’s CEO as saying that next year, there will be “more ways to have fun” with the console. It is a rather vague thing to say, and we guess it is also goes without saying that Nintendo definitely has more things planned for the Switch for the foreseeable future.

Nintendo CEO says there will be more ways to have fun with Switch, details to be announced next year

— Takashi Mochizuki (@mochi_wsj) October 30, 2017

However some of the comments left on Mochizuki’s Twitter have suggested that maybe Nintendo’s CEO could be referencing non-video game ways of having fun, such as the ability to stream/watch videos online through platforms like Netflix. Nintendo has never denied the possibility that Netflix could arrive on the Switch.

Earlier this year the company said that such offerings will eventually come “in time”. However just last month it was rumored that Netflix’s app for the Switch was ready to go and is simply awaiting for Nintendo’s approval, but assuming that’s what’s Nintendo’s CEO was hinting at, we might have to wait until next year.

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We know that many of you guys have had conversations with friends in real-life, only to open Facebook or Instagram and suddenly you’ve been served up ads based on the topic that you were just talking about. Some might chalk it up to coincidence, but others believe that Facebook is somehow listening to you through your phone’s microphone.

Whether or not you believe in that theory is a different story, but Facebook wants to settle the record once and for all that they do not, and never have, used your phone’s microphone to spy on you just to serve up ads. This is according to a tweet by Facebook’s VP of Ads Rob Goldman who posted on Twitter (via TNW), “I run ads product at Facebook. We don’t – and have never – used your microphone for ads. Just not true.”

I run ads product at Facebook. We don’t – and have never – used your microphone for ads. Just not true.

— Rob Goldman (@robjective) October 26, 2017

When asked if this also applied to Instagram, Goldman replied in the affirmative, as in that neither does Instagram use your phone’s microphone to spy on you to serve up targeted ads. In recent times we’ve started to see how more companies are introducing privacy features to its software and services.

For example Apple introduced a new privacy feature for its Safari browser that prevents the tracking of users across the internet, meaning that those creepy targeted ads won’t follow you as you browse from website to website, something that advertisers weren’t too thrilled about. As for Facebook and Instagram, we guess the official word is that they do not eavesdrop on you, so it looks like freaky coincidence will have to do for now.

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