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The Best, Coolest New Gadgets of November 2022

Posted on 02/12/2022

For more of the latest and greatest product releases, check out our full collection of the best new gear.

Thanksgiving is done and dusted. Blink, and it’ll be Christmas. It’s crazy, but this time of year just seems to move fast. But that didn’t stop new gadgets from making the news. Looking back on the month that was, there were a lot of new cool gadgets that were announced in November. We break it all down below — here’s what you missed.

(For the best announcements of last month, October 2022, click here.)

Bluesound Pulse M

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Bluesound, a big competitor to Sonos in the multi-room speaker space, announced its newest wireless speaker: the Pulse M. You can think of it as a beefed up version of the Sonos One or a slightly more affordable version of the Sonos Five.

The big difference is that the Pulse M is able to deliver 360-degree sound, so it’s theoretically able to fill a room better than the mostly front-firing One or Five. If you buy two, you can set them up as a stereo pair or as rear satellites in a home theater system with Bluesound’s Pulse Soundbar+. Available in white or

OpenRGB 0.8 Comes As Big Update To This Open-Source, Cross-Vendor RGB Lighting Software

Posted on 02/12/2022

OpenRGB 0.8 was released on Sunday night as this project’s largest release ever and coming after nearly one year in development. OpenRGB as a reminder is the open-source, cross-vendor and cross-platform software for RGB lighting control across many different devices from GPUs and motherboards to keyboards and other lighted peripherals.

OpenRGB remains particularly popular with Linux users given the lack of vendor support for RGB lighting controls under Linux with the vendor-provided utilities while this open-source software also works on macOS and Windows too. OpenRGB can be significantly compelling where wanting to manage RGB-lit devices from multiple different vendors.

OpenRGB 0.8 brings support for a lot of new consumer hardware. There are in particular many different graphics cards with RGB lighting now controlled by OpenRGB.

BlackBerry Expands Work with AWS to Elevate BlackBerry QNX Foundational Software to the Cloud, Accelerating Time to Market for Mission-Critical Embedded Systems

Posted on 01/12/2022

Tier 1 automotive supplier Marelli trialing offering to help turbocharge software development

LAS VEGAS, Nov. 28, 2022 /CNW/ — Today, at AWS re:Invent 2022, BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB; TSX: BB) announced an extension of its use of Amazon Web Services (AWS) that will make BlackBerry^® QNX^® technology available to mission-critical embedded systems developers for the first time ever in the cloud, significantly reducing time to market for their products.

BlackBerry Logo Black (PRNewsfoto/Blackberry Limited)

At AWS re:Invent 2022, BlackBerry QNX will demonstrate the company’s industry-leading Real Time Operating System (RTOS) along with its artificial intelligence (AI) data platform – BlackBerry IVY™ – running natively on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances , powered by AWS Graviton2 processors. The BlackBerry QNX RTOS running in the cloud functions as a cloud-native developer workbench and can be used independently – or in conjunction with – BlackBerry IVY, a cloud connected automotive AI platform co-developed by BlackBerry and AWS.

With the increased power and performance afforded by being able to access the QNX^® Neutrinos^® RTOS in the cloud, industries such as automotive, robotics, medical devices, industrial controls, aerospace and defense and others stand to benefit from reduced development

Leonardo Software House Updates Fly the Maddog X for Both MSFS and P3D

Posted on 01/12/2022

The team over at Leonardo Software House released an update to their beloved Fly the Maddog X for both Microsoft Flight Simulator as well as Prepar3D.

New installers were rolled out for both MSFS and P3D and are available on simMarket. Maddog customers can now download and run the installer which will update the airplane addon automatically while keeping any settings and liveries the same.

Among numerous fixes for their MSFS version, the update will also include GSX Pro integration as well as the ability for Simbrief to automatically download the latest OFB from the onboard EFB. There are a number of additional changes so be sure to checkout the full changelog below. For P3D users, Leonardo Software House included a few modest fixes as well (we’ve included a separate changelog for you to check out).

If you haven’t already purchased the Fly the Maddog X and wish to do so, it’s available on simMarket for €75.00 (excluding taxes).

MSFS Changelogs

GSX Pro integration
Simbrief integration for automatic download of the latest OFP from EFB
Fixed issue with autoland align mode
Fixed issue that caused FMS in descent to slow down to 250kt below FL100 even if restriction was canceled