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Home Depot Launches Labor Day Sale with BOGO Grills and Tools
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In Short: Home Depot is offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal on best-selling grills and tools this Labor Day weekend.
Home Depot is gearing up for the Labor Day weekend with a special sale, offering a buy-one-get-one-free deal on a selection of best-selling grills and tools. The promotion is designed to attract customers looking to enhance their outdoor living spaces or tackle home improvement projects.
According to reports from Android Authority, the sale includes a range of popular grills and tools, with the offer valid for a limited time. The promotion is expected to drive sales and provide customers with a great opportunity to upgrade their outdoor cooking and DIY equipment.
Apple is also reportedly planning to expand its home security offerings with a new home hub and potentially a privacy-focused home security camera. Rumors suggest that the camera will use AI to monitor the environment without recording actual video footage, aligning with Apple's commitment to privacy.
Apple is reportedly designing a privacy-forward home security camera that will use AI to monitor the surrounding environment instead of actual video footage. The camera is expected to work with a new home security and monitoring service, though details on the service are still scarce. The company is also reportedly planning to upgrade its HomeKit camera features in iOS 27, with early rumors indicating a wireless camera with Siri integration and a connection to the home hub.
Apple's plans for a home security system and camera are part of a broader strategy to enhance its smart home ecosystem. The company is reportedly designing a privacy-focused camera that will use AI to monitor the environment without recording actual video footage, aligning with Apple's commitment to privacy.
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- The team behind ARMSX3 is fairly well known for its speedy updates.
- Only about a week after its launch, PS3 emulator for Android recieved its first update.
- Now another update has become available and it fixes a myriad of issues.
- On GitHub, the developers have published the release notes for the latest update (0.9.7).
- This release fixes one of the more problematic issues with ARMSX3, which is phone overheating.
- Another problem this latest version of ARMSX3 solves is shutting down the emulator.
- This update introduces a lost GPU device that stops the emulator cleanly.
Sources
- WIREDlink