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Lenovo Smart Display is the first Smart Display with Google Assistant - Duration: 3:58.
Over the last couple of years, people have been able to talk to the Google Assistant
to get things done.
Today Google is launching Smart Displays, a new category of devices for the smart home
that brings the Google Assistant to an interactive screen for a richer visual experience.
And the first Smart Display from Lenovo will go on sale in major U.S. retail and online
stores this weekend.
With the Google Assistant built in, the Lenovo Smart Display brings you the best of Google
services, including Maps, YouTube, Calendar, Duo and Photos, in a visual and helpful way.
It's easy to set up, so you can immediately enjoy your favorite entertainment, control
your smart home, stay in touch with friends and family, and manage your day with simple
voice commands and touch gestures.
Smart Displays offer a rich experience for enjoying music, news, podcasts or audiobooks
from popular services.
With the combination of voice and a screen, it's easy to browse and find that perfect
song, album, or playlist.
You can ask YouTube to play anything: how-to videos, cooking videos, and product reviews.
And, with every Smart Display, you get three free months of YouTube Premium
If you have a YouTubeTV membership, you can enjoy live or recorded TV in your library,
no remote control necessary.The next time you want to turn on the game, you can say
"Hey Google, watch ESPN" to start streaming.
Many other popular video services are supported too, including HBO Now, Google Play Movies
& TV and Crackle.
Your Assistant can even help you prepare a great meal on Smart Displays.
Browse through thousands of recipes, then the Assistant can provide step-by-step hands-free
guidance on screen.
Of course, you can set timers and play music while you cook.
Google Assistant Routines makes it even easier to stay on top of your day using your Smart
Display.
Just say "Hey Google, good morning" to get a verbal and visual summary of the weather,
traffic to work, reminders, your agenda and then play a video news brief from your preferred
news sources.
You can even create and manage a shopping list on your Smart Display and bring up your
list on your phone when you're at the grocery store.
With video calling on Google Duo, you can instantly connect with your closest friends
and family on Smart Displays.
The Smart Display is also a delightful way to enjoy Google Photos.
When you're not using your Smart Display, the screen can serve as an always-on digital
photo album.
And you can just ask the Assistant whenever you want to see specific pictures of a family
vacation or other special moments with the important people in your life.
Just ask "Hey Google, show me the family room" to check on things with the Nest Cam.
Turn up the thermostat, dim the lights or change the color—all with your voice or
a simple touch screen control
The Lenovo Smart Display is available in two display sizes and colors: the 8-inch HD version
for $199.99 and the 10-inch Full-HD version for $249.99, and they both come with a full-range
10 watt speaker
Google is planning to expand the Smart Display options with other partners, including JBL
and LG, coming soon
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Arion: A smart insole that wants to make you a better runner - Techno Polish - Duration: 2:52.
In the running wearable wars, the battle for our wrists has been raging non-stop for years.
The fight for our feet, however, has been more about the odd sporadic skirmish.
We've had chips in shoes from Nike and Under Armour, startups like Sensoria have given
us smart socks but no one has yet convinced us that smart footwear can really change our
running.
That might be about to change.
Arion running is part of a new wave of smart insoles and footpods – including brands
such as Stryd and RunVi – that pair biomechanics sensors on our feet with real-time intelligent
coaching, to help us run more efficiently, avoid injury and ultimately bag more personal
bests.
Arion describes itself as a "next-generation wearable that helps runners improve their
technique to run faster, longer and safer" and its sensor-laden smart soles track a huge
range of running dynamics – the stats that reveal how efficiently we run.
It builds up a detailed picture of your running technique and then converts that data, via
a smartphone app, into a programme of real-time coached running sessions designed to help
optimise your running performance, minimise your risk of injury and increase your overall
efficiency.
On an example test run we compared Arion to Lumo Run (belt worn), Stryd (foot pod) and
Garmin's Running Dynamics pod.
Arion clocked cadence much lower than all three.
Gamin had our average at 176 SPM, Lumo at 183 SPM and Stryd at 179.6 SPM.
The GPS stats all came up fairly close with Arion coming in slightly longer than the others
at 6.13 miles, Lumo 6.04 miles and Garmin 6.01 miles, Stryd at 6.02 miles.
When it comes to foot strike and balance we had some question marks over the accuracy
of Arion's readings too.
Though none of the other devices track these, the lovely animations seemed to disagree with
the other report Arion stats.
The animations appeared at least to suggest we spent more time mid-forefoot striking whereas
the metric readings said we had mainly been heel striking.
Our balance – an indication of how symmetrically you run – was 0.0% which suggest we ran
a perfectly balanced run.
Again from past tests we'd suggest this is highly unlikely.
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Google Home update is making smart speaker even smarter ● Tech News ● #TECH - Duration: 2:16.
GOOGLE Home has received a huge new update that will make the smart speaker even smarter
thanks to some new useful functionality.
Google Home is an incredibly useful piece of hardware that allows users to control connected
aspects of their home with their voice.
However, one of the device's most useful features is its ability to create routines.
This allows lights to be turned on or off, or home temperatures to be adjusted with a
command.
The tech giant initially split routines into six categories: good morning, bedtime, leaving
home, I'm home, commuting to work and commuting home.
Google Home's handy functionality meant owners could choose to turn their phone off silent
as soon as they woke up or even adjust its volume.
The tech giant also allowed for custom routines to be created and for several wishes to be
granted at once with one voice command.
But now Google has given smart speaker lovers the ability to schedule routines for specific
times, greatly increasing the usefulness of the device when users are not able to give
a direct voice command.
The new functionality means Google Home could turn off lights in your home, assuming they
are compatible with the smart speaker, after you have gone to bed.
Droid Life said it spotted Home owners discussing the silently-released new feature on Reddit.
It then tested the feature for itself and noticed it was able to choose and time and
day for specific routines.
Users can make use of the new feature by going into the settings menu on the Google Home
app and pressing the "+" button.
This will create a new routine and take you to a menu featuring an option to "choose a
time for this routine".
This allows the user to put in the command they want to trigger the routine or the time
and days it should occur on.
After Google Home completes a routine it will let the user know by pushing a notification
to their phone.
Unfortunately, the tech giant's smart speaker is only available to offer routine functions
in the US.
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Start Using The Nucleus® Smart App For The Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor - Duration: 2:42.
Designed specifically for the Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor,
the Nucleus Smart App is the first ever mobile application
to control a cochlear implant sound processor
directly from a compatible Apple or Android™ device.
You can monitor the status of your equipment
and battery life
and, for added reassurance,
the 'Find my Processor' function can help you to locate
a misplaced processor.
To get started, download the app
from the Apple App Store
or Google Play Store.
To start using the Nucleus Smart App,
log in with a Cochlear Account.
We recommend that you do this before your initial activation
so that you're ready to use the Nucleus Smart App
when you receive your Nucleus 7 Sound Processor.
If you've purchased a Cochlear product from the online store,
or have used a Cochlear online service in the past,
you may already have a Cochlear Account.
If you do not already have a Cochlear Account,
tap 'Create New Account'.
Then, follow the instructions in the Nucleus Smart App
to set up your Cochlear Account.
To start using the Nucleus Smart App
with your Nucleus 7 Sound Processor
you'll need to pair your sound processor
to your compatible Apple or Android device.
To pair your sound processor, follow the instructions
in the Nucleus 7 Pairing Guide
or watch the 'How to pair' animation.
Once you have paired your Nucleus 7 Sound Processor
with your compatible Apple or Android device,
follow the instructions within the Nucleus Smart App
to 'Set up your processor'.
When setup is complete, you will be ready to use
the Nucleus Smart App with your Nucleus 7 Sound Processor.
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LEADING SMART PEOPLE - Duration: 1:24.
hi it's Julie Watson here from Julie Watson enterprises really thinking when
I came up with that name so I want to have a chat with you about how to lead
and manage smart people guys its 2017 and what we're stuck in is Industrial
Revolution Taylorism thinking we don't have things like well is it fair to say
we don't have them some places have them some places don't but we don't have
things like trust true collaboration curiosity teams that actually come
together and support each other we've got to start to look and create safe
places for people to work together to innovate to come up with ideas for us to
be able to move forward as I said it's 2017 smart people can be a real pain in
the butt to manage all lead because they're educated they're smart oh and
heaven forbid they actually want to use their skills and their knowledge in
their workplace they want to be stimulated they are interested but they
also want to be interesting as well so if you want to know more love to talk to
you about how to lead and manage smart people
you
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