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Google's new Nest Thermostat comes with a slew of smart, new AI-powered features that should help keep your home more comfortable. Here's what's new.

The new Gemini-powered updates will soon supercharge smart homes with generative AI and more options than ever.

Childress will oversee Aspen’s day-to-day operations, ensure the effective execution of the company’s strategic initiatives and drive operational efficiency across all departments and divisions.

According to a recent report by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), condominium apartment sales were down noticeably in comparison to Q2 2023.

Vice President Kamala Harris has tapped liberal darling Tim Walz as her running mate, snubbing popular Jewish Democrat Josh Shapiro in the highly anticipated veepstakes.

1. Google Home is leveling up its game with Gemini integration  Android Central
2. Your smart home is getting smarter, with help from Gemini  The Keyword | Google Product and Technology News
3. Google Assistant lives to automate another day  TechCrunch
4. Gemini intelligence is coming to Nest cameras, smart speakers, and smart displays  The Verge
5. Gemini Comes for Google's Cameras: How the AI Could Change Home Security Forever  CNET

Vice President Kamala Harris has picked the Minnesota governor as her running mate for the 2024 presidential election, according to CNN.

As rents rise and more luxury development comes to this part of downtown Las Vegas, some locals worry that residents and businesses will be driven out.

Guest post by Joe Hoft at JoeHoft.com and Able Child – republished with permission.

Google's new "smart home hub" is meant to let you control your home from your couch.

Team GB miss out on more equestrian medals in the individual jumping, Laura Muir and Georgia Bell qualify for the women's 1500m semis, the skateboarding gets under way, plus more.

After a historic antitrust ruling against Google, the president has an opportunity to break up the biggest monopoly

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Students’ Matters, Sunday Ashefon, has urged the Students Union Government and the National Association of Nigerian Students in varsities across the country to take up the task of quizzing the management on how school funds are appropriated. Ashefon said the reason why certain provosts, vice chancellors, bursars

Did you know that humidity can be just as impactful as the heat? Here's what you should know for your health and what to do when the humidity spikes in your area.

Along with personalized streaming recommendations, Google's new "smart home hub" gives you control of your home from your couch.

SRC Group is delighted to announce the appointment of Juan Carloz Perez as the new Chief Operating O...

The USA and Germany will compete in a women's semi-final football match at the Olympics, and we'll highlight how to live stream it around the world.

Our understanding of the sun has come a long way in recent decades, but there are still multiple outstanding mysteries that current and future missions hope to solve.

Audi F1 team is considering pairing Nico Hulkenberg with promising rookie Gabriel Bortoleto to strike a balance between experience and youth in their lineup.

To celebrate Europe’s new Ariane 6 rocket, you can now challenge yourself to build your own Ariane 6 paper model using ESA’s printable guide. Where will you take yours?

The entrance of Kamala Harris has put the conventional wisdom to the test. Since then, the election vibes have been widespread interest, along with Kamala Harris’s political condition improving.

1. Mother dies in jet ski collision with her twins  The Times
2. Mom dead after twin daughters, 16, run her over with jet ski  The Mirror US
3. Mum, 47, dead after tragic jet ski accident involving her twin daughters  The Mirror
4. Mother is killed when jet ski she was riding was hit by another being driven by their 16-year-old twin daughte  Daily Mail
5. Woman dies in family jet ski accident in south-west France  The Connexion

Opioid overdoses have fallen since their pandemic peak, according to new data from the past few months

Hardly a week goes by without a company, an organization, or a hospital falling victim to a ransomware attack. Their computer systems have been attacked by an extortion virus that encrypts all files and only releases them again upon payment of a high ransom. Yet the computers of almost all victims are protected by an antivirus program. How can this be?