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Spurge-worthy smart kitchen gadgets | Digital Trends

Posted on 14/11/2022

While it’s always fun to score a bargain or to get something you really covet on sale, there are times when a gadget or appliance is simply worth the splurge. We review a lot of kitchen tech, appliances, and accessories and these are the ones that have earned a place in our kitchens. Consider them an investment.

anova precision cooker nano an400 us00 review — Erika Rawes/Digital Trends

Anova Nano

Master sous video cooking

Pros

Compact size
Touchscreen display/controls on the device
Sleek design
Durable construction
app control

Cons

Lacks Wi-Fi connectivity
Clamp is small
Tends to sit too high on the pot, requiring higher water

The Anova Nano is a free-standing sous-vide cooker that can be placed in any pot, pan, or basin. It plugs into the wall and can be controlled via an app. The Nano will heat water to a specified temperature and hold it there for hours, meaning it’s impossible to overcook something. Sous vide cooking ensures your food holds at the optimum temperature so you can make the perfect steak (or a number of other foods) every time.

Anova Nano

Master sous video cooking

Tineco Toasty One

Smart toaster is surprisingly helpful

Pros

Cooks two pieces to different crispiness
Color touch screen
Perfect

Zoom announces software will be available in new Tesla models

Posted on 14/11/2022

Wedbush Securities managing director Dan Ives reacts to Mercedes-Benz teaming up with Rivian to deliver electric commercial vans to Europe on ‘The Claman Countdown.’

Zoom announced during its annual product showcase event on Tuesday that its video conferencing software will soon be available in Tesla vehicles.

A representative with Zoom confirmed the announcement on Tuesday evening.

Tesla vehicles are on display at a Tesla store in Palo Alto, California, United States on October 3, 2019. Telsa Inc. shares fell more than 4 percent on Thursday, after a weaker than expected 3rd quarter deliveries. (Photo by Yichuan Cao/NurPhoto via Getty Images / Fox News)

“I can confirm that the Zoom integration for Tesla will be available on all new Tesla models soon,” Zoom Product PR Manager Beth McLaughlin said in an email to Fox Business. “We want to make Zoom easy to access wherever our customers are – whether they’re in the office, at home, or in transit.”

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Customers, she added, have expressed the desire to join Zoom Meetings from their cars, particularly once daily commutes and office life returns to normal.

Zoom made the announcement Canadian at Zoomtopia 2022, just

5 Cool New Gadgets to Keep on Your Radar

Posted on 14/11/2022

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

This week, it was revealed that COVID-related issues in China are impacting the supply chain for the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, so you should order one soon if you’re thinking of gifting one this holiday season. Amazon announced that it’s Replacing only Cloud Cams (its now-antiquated smart home cameras) with new Blink Mini devices. And Ricoh (Pentax) is apparently still in the business of making DSLRs.

As far as new gadgets, here’s what you missed this week.

Devialet Mania

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The Devialet Mania is the French hi-fi company’s first portable speaker. It supports both Wi-Fi (AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect) and Bluetooth streaming, and comes with Amazon’s Alexa baked right in so you can control it with your voice. It’s a true 360-degree speaker, but Devialet integrated it with ASC (Active Stereo Calibration) technology so it can automatically adjust its sound depending on where you have it; when placed in the center of a room it’ll play true 360-degree stereo audio, but when placed against a wall it adjusts to a more front-firing sound (Devialet says the

Jamaican software developer creates crowdfunding site

Posted on 13/11/2022

Software developer Sadikie Williams has the desire to help Jamaicans raise money for their various socio-economic needs and entrepreneurial ventures and has developed a crowdfunding platform for us and the wider Caribbean.

Currently, only individuals who have a social security number can start a campaign on crowdfunding platforms like GoFundme, which presents a challenge since it means that only US citizens can start campaigns on that site.

But, Williams, on seeing the many needs unearthed by the pandemic, decided to use his training and his own funds to develop the online platform – Real Helping Hands LLC – which allows Caribbean people to tap into the multi-million-dollar crowdfunding industry.

The former customs officer now based in New Jersey, “wants to help as many individuals and charities as possible to raise funds online for their needs.”

“The needs are plenty and people need a proper platform that is transparent and convenient for them to be able to raise funds and raise the maximum that is possible,” Williams told Loop News.

“My inspiration [to develop the platform] came from the need for helping persons, especially in Jamaica where I am from. When I looked at the news, especially during the pandemic,

Dealing with feedback: The five-step plan to positively tackle criticism of your work

Posted on 13/11/2022

Let’s get one thing straight. We’re all the same regarding feedback: we don’t like it. It’s never comfortable hearing where we might be going wrong. Our delicate egos can’t handle the crushing discovery that what we produce isn’t always right.

From freelancers and account managers to the biggest brands launching new ranges to the smallest startups testing out new features on their apps, everyone has to endure honest thoughts from others. Whether that’s clients, customers or bosses, it’s painful. It strikes the urge to close down, shake our heads and ignore the insight.

Right now, feedback feels especially raw during these uncertain and difficult times. So we thought we’d pull together our thoughts on the subject. We’re well-placed, given we’ve had nearly 15 years of pain and suffering, running various ventures along the way and spending all that time willingly asking for feedback. We’ve built something of a fightback process. One we’ll share with you now, so you’ll never consider feedback to be anything but brilliant and welcome.

1. Change your mindset

The purpose of feedback is to improve. That’s it. So don’t take it personally if your project hasn’t received the glorious praise you hoped for. Bottom line: this