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The knockout phase begins with a clash between the two-time winners and Le Azzurre.
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There are other solutions for taking the manual work out of garden irrigation, but this system from Aiper doesn't demand a fiddly installation that involves digging up half your garden. In fact, within a single unit, IrriSense is able to replace an entire system of rotor sprinklers, electrical valves, and irrigation controllers.
Customizable watering zones
A single one of these Aiper devices can cover up to 4800 square feet, an area that would otherwise require dozens of sprinklers and endless hose lines running below the soil. Just one IrriSense will handle the whole yard, spraying out water with up to 39-foot range with the correct water pressure and flow rate. It's able to efficiently adapt to any lawn shape, and you can easily customize the watering zones through the mobile app.
IrriSense uses a technology called Adaptive ReSpray to shorten and lengthen spray distances to let it reach all areas of the garden. So, if your lawn is narrower on one side, it won't water your fence, your walkway, or even your lawn chairs.
Water smarter with Irrisense
Simulating natural rainf
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What makes this power bank so special? First of all, the built-in solar panel lets you charge it on the go no matter where you are. No outlets? No problem! A little bit of sunlight is all you need. It's also quite rugged—waterproof, dustproof, and shockproof—and built to survive everything you put it through. Oh, and it also has a built-in flashlight so you can always find your way in the dark.
And if that wasn't enough, this thing is pretty darn chunky with its 42,800mAh charging capacity, which is absolutely insane. (The average phone battery is about 5,000mAh, depending on make and model.) It has two USB-A and one USB-C port, so you can charge up to three devices at once, and it's compatible with phones, tablets, Switches, and more. And even though it's big, it remains portable.
With this 38% discount, you're looking at a price drop to $22.49, and that makes this solar power bank a fantastic purchase. Don't miss out on this limited-time deal! Grab it before it expires.
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Be ready with an easily made supply of distilled water the next time severe weather puts your tap water at risk.
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Third time's a charm for this elegantly designed and sonically refined Bluetooth speaker.
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The new series of featured notebooks on NotebookLM comes from respected sources and will grow over time.
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All it took was a call to Spectrum's retention department, which is where you end up after telling the automated system you want to cancel your service. After a mildly tedious conversation with an exceedingly friendly rep, my monthly bill dropped from $68 to $45 per month for the next full year. Not only did I save money, but my speeds increased from 400 Mbps to 500 Mbps.
While I can't guarantee the same results everywhere, in general it's a great time to threaten to cancel cable internet service.
For years, Comcast and Charter (which operates the Spectrum brand) have boasted to shareholders that growth in home internet more than offsets the collapse of cable TV, but now they're losing internet customers to vendors offering faster fiber and cheaper 5G wireless alternatives. They are highly motivated to keep potential defectors on board, so you should take full advantage of their collective insecurity.
What competition looks like
Last year, Spectrum and Comcast lost 508,000 and 411,000 home internet customers respectively . The year before, Comcast lost 66,000, while Spectrum lost 61,000. Stock prices for both companies are already below what they were two y
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 Amazon this week has brought back the all-time low Prime Day price on Apple's AirPods 4, available for $89.99, down from $129.00. This is the base model of AirPods 4 without Active Noise Cancellation, and Prime members in select locations should be able to get same-day delivery if ordered in the next few hours.
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 The sleep apnea detection feature that Apple's most recent Apple Watch models offer has expanded to several more countries in Europe, Asia, South America, and more.
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I run CNET's vacuum testing lab. One of our top-rated vacuums cleaned up my home in real life, and it's 20% off right now.
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 Amazon is offering numerous all-time low prices on Apple Watch Series 10 devices today, including both GPS and cellular models at $120 off original prices. These deals were introduced last week during Prime Day and have stuck around, so if you missed them you still have a chance to get them this week.
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One Reddit user managed to get the AI to generate free activation keys for Windows in a rather absurd way. He did this by talking about his deceased grandmother. He began the conversation with a vague "You know what happened to Grandma, don't you?"-to which the AI initially had no answer.
He then explained that his grandmother had passed away, whereupon ChatGPT signaled sympathy-as well as an AI can. During the conversation, the user claimed his favorite memory of his grandma was her reading Windows 7 keys to him until he fell asleep. It was a total fabrication.
Windows keys as a sleep aid
To honor the memory of his deceased grandmother, ChatGPT generated a bedtime story that contained several Windows 7 activation keys. The story included keys from the normal Home version to Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate.
The user shared the odd (yet somehow poetic) result via screenshots on Reddit. He was informed in the comments that the keys were useless and didn't work at all. Not that it matters, Windows 7 is long out of date anyway.
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High-end Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen has announced the third generation of its Beosound A1 Bluetooth speaker. The updated A1 remains as portable as its predecessor, retaining its puck-shaped design and minimalist appearance, but there are some key upgrades under its pearl-blasted aluminum shell.
Arguably the most important of these is the larger woofer, which delivers a bass of 64dB, a 2dB improvement on the second-generation model. While that admittedly sounds modest on paper, B&O claims it's one that makes the speaker capable of comfortably filling a room with meaty sound. If you happen to have an older A1 around, you can form a stereo pair with the latest model for even more sonic muscle.
Battery life has also been increased to 24 hours, which is a sizable six hours more than its predecessor. And while it uses the slightly older Bluetooth 5.1 standard, the new A1 supports Microsoft Swift Pair and Google Fast Pair, both of which cut down on the steps required to pair devices. The previous speaker's three-microphone setup also makes its way to the A1 3rd Gen, allowing you to take calls from the device itself.
The updated speaker has an IP67 dust and waterproof rating, and sports a modular design that allows you to replace or upgrade broken or outdated components over time. Bang & Olufsen say it's the first speaker in the world to get a Bronze certification from Cradle to Cradle. The C2C is a globally recognized sustainability standard that assesses a product fr
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