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Ecovacs’ X12S OmniCyclone takes aim at the chores your robot vacuum still makes you do (opens the original)
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Ecovacs’s IFA 2026-unveiled X12S OmniCyclone robot vacuum is coming to Canada, and even though it offers significantly more vacuuming power than its predecessors, that’s not its main selling point. Instead, the robot vacuuming giant touts a more hands-off cleaning experience, with infrequent babysitting required as its main attraction. Before you scream at me, yes, I know that the whole idea of using robot vacuums is to delegate some of your chores, which is ultimately a hands-off approach. Howe
Public Mobile is improving its support with a dedicated messaging system (opens the original)
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If you’re a Public Mobile user, getting help with your mobile network-related needs is soon going to look a lot different. The Telus flanker brand has traditionally maintained a community-based support ticketing system, but a change is underway. The carrier is replacing the support system with an “improved” process called Public Mobile Expert Messaging. As its name suggests, Expert Messaging is, well, message-based support. It will connect you to Public Mobile’s customer support agents, but the
This Canadian app wants to be your one-stop shop for wildfire risk (opens the original)
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Wildfire season is becoming much harder to ignore. Yes, having to breathe in smoky air all the way down in Toronto is concerning, but being physically close to the actual source of the fire is a whole different level of worry. For Canadians living near wildfire zones, or those with second homes, investment properties, and even businesses, keeping track of fire risk can be a daunting task. This is where a new Fire Alerts feature from a Canadian application comes in. Operated by Vancouver-based AI
Netflix's changing its gaming strategy, and these studios are paying the price (opens the original)
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California-based streaming giant Netflix made a surprising entry into the gaming market late in 2021. What started out as a simple way to play a handful of titles on the go has since transformed into a 120-plus-game catalogue with support for gaming via web browsers on laptops and PCs, as well as on compatible TVs. Netflix is still betting on games, but its strategy seems to be changing. After previously shutting down studios such as Team Blue and Boss Fight Entertainment, Netflix is once again
I tried out the Centauri Carbon 2 as a total 3D printing noob: Here’s what I learned (opens the original)
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3D printing has always appealed to me, but because of the associated unknowns, I have never really pulled the trigger. I’m sure I’m not alone. Will I be able to set the printer up? Will the experience truly be plug-and-play? How will I design the things I want to print? Are there other associated costs? Those are just some of the early questions that kept me away from seriously getting into the hobby. My curiosity really piqued when I stumbled upon an Instagram account that shared short timelaps
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