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Almost everything is given a ‘smart’ treatment these days, giving ordinary equipment with connectivity features such as WiFi or Bluetooth, so it can communicate and send data to our mobile devices. Water bottles are not spared, though, thanks to companies like HidrateSpark. They released smart water bottles the HidrateSpark PRO, sporting Bluetooth connectivity and RGB. […]
HidrateSpark PRO Smart Water Bottle Hands-on — YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews
For those that can’t tell when they’re thirsty and love collecting data that will will never be used then Hydrate Spark has just the thing: The smart water bottle.
Full of all sort of features no-one needs like notifications, bluetooth connectivity and of course an app. This could not be more unnecessary – and I want one.
In big news for the city, SXSW has announced a version of the SXSW event in Sydney.
There’s still a lot of work to go before the festival happens, but if it ends up being anything like the iconic Austin festival it will sure to be great.
The Economist looks at how the CCP attempted to infiltrate political classes in Hong Kong in the years leading up to the recent crackdown.
The more that is reveal about the policies, the worse it gets.
Even though it was about lunchtime, we were in the mood for breakfast. We headed to a great breakfast spot we hadn’t been to in a bit. The Panola Street Cafe. Since it was the busy time of the day, we tried to call first to see if there was a wait for a table, […]
Dot’s Diner, Jefferson, LA Report #463 — BLAINE’S RESTAURANT REPORT
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