Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials rigged a system called Risk Classification Assessment (RCA) that uses algorithms to determine whether immigrants in custody should be released to always say no, according to a federal class-action lawsuit filed against the agency by the New York Civil Liberties…
A Humane Society of LA volunteer said Burreaux the pup won everyone over the second he started flashing his smile.
While health concerns have made online product announcements a necessity now, OnePlus has long taken advantage of the Internet in spreading the word farther than an in-person event could. That also has the advantage of not being tied down to a specific event or date, which is probably why OnePlus can be a bit more flexible with its time. For … Continue reading
Google has just released its regular monthly update to improve the security of its Pixel phones and Android in general. It even talked about in some detail the new security-unrelated features that the Pixel 4 will be receiving this month. Imagine, then, the confusion that some Pixel 4 owners received instead when the March update for AT&T was mysteriously yanked … Continue reading
Cunningham defeated progressive state Sen. Smith and now aims to flip Republican Sen. Thom Tillis’ seat in November.
Smartphones today have become more powerful and more sophisticated. Often that means that they also become more complicated inside as we’ve seen in recent teardowns, especially of the Motorola Razr and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. This also means that opening up the phones for repairs has also become a rather tedious process, which is why the first teardown of LG’s … Continue reading
Later this week, NASA will conduct a live event during which it will announce the official name of the Mars rover that will launch later this year. Until now, NASA has referred to this machine as the Mars 2020 rover, but we’ve known for quite a while that this is only a temporary placeholder. The space agency recently held a … Continue reading
Mist diffusers are pretty simple and straightforward devices. You will it with water, drip in some essential oils, turn it on, and you’re good to go. However, the folks at Air Wick have decided that maybe, just maybe, there could be a market for a “smart” mist diffuser and they have since launched a new model that can be controlled using your smartphone.
Dubbed the Essential Mist Smart Diffuser, this is a new diffuser by the company that allows users to control the device using their smartphone via an accompanying app on iOS or Android. This will let users turn it on and off through the app. However, unlike its previous models and some other diffusers, this particular model relies on pre-mixed refills.
This means that users will only need to pour in the mixture from the bottle and not have to deal with filling it up with water. This saves users an extra step or two, although we imagine that it would have probably taken a couple of seconds at most. Interestingly enough, the price of this diffuser is actually pretty affordable at $20.
This goes to show how far along we’ve come in terms of “smart” devices where they can be made and sold at relatively affordable prices.
This Mist Diffuser Can Be Controlled Using Your Smartphone
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