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Les 5 jobs du Web de la semaine
5 nouvelles opportunités d’emploi du digital sont mises en avant chaque semaine ici. Les offres d’emploi appartiennent aux univers du Webmarketing, du Webdesign, de la Gestion de Projet Web ou de la Stratégie & Management. Pour postuler, rien de plus … Continue reading
Nuvyyo’s Tablo Live Stick and Tablo Droid software DVR promise to help consumers escape the clutches of cable
Hard core cord-cutters and those looking join their ranks will be happy to hear about the latest products in Nuvyyo’s Tablo line. The Canadian manufacturer announced two new offerings at CES on Wednesday, plus a cloud-DVR proof-of-concept that will make … Continue reading
Preconfigured Z-Wave gear will save installation time
The next time an installer comes to set up a Z-Wave internet-of-things device in your home, it might take a lot less time. Sigma Designs, the company that makes most chips for Z-Wave wireless networks, is introducing a system at … Continue reading
Nortek’s GoControl 500-series lighting and appliance controls can be programmed to respond to taps
With the announcement of six new additions to its popular GoControl line of lighting automation and connected home control devices, Nortek Security and Control has managed to make old-school light switches, dimmer switches, and manual control of small home appliances … Continue reading
JBL’s BassPro Go is a whacky car subwoofer that converts into a portable Bluetooth speaker
Harman subsidiary JBL took the wraps off nine new audio products at CES on Wednesday, but we think this trio is the most interesting of the bunch: The Cinema SB450 sound bar is a 2.1-channel home theater system with a … Continue reading
Smart home service provider Vivint introduces Sky, for an even smarter smart home
I’ve been living in a smart home for nearly 10 years. It’s filled with sensors, smart lighting, voice recognition, security cameras, a smart thermostat, and more. In spite of all its capabilities, my home would be completely dumb if I … Continue reading
Can Rogue One and Call of Duty power up the PSVR?
It’s been a few months since the launch of the PlayStation VR, and the holidays were relatively quiet, so we decided this slow period was a good opportunity to check-in on the state of PSVR. And since we’ve seen a … Continue reading
Linksys Velop Wi-Fi router review: One of the best mesh network systems to date
Linksys bid its time before jumping into the consumer mesh Wi-Fi router market, watching Eero, Luma, Netgear, and Google wade in with new products in 2016. Now, Linksys is making a splash at CES where it debuted its Velop Whole … Continue reading
Samsung unveils its Wisenet-SmartCam and BabyView home security cameras
Anyone looking to monitor their home’s security, toddler’s well-being, and everything in between will be pleased to know that Samsung’s adding a few new options to its already robust security camera portfolio at CES 2017. Whether you’re new to home … Continue reading
8 centres commerciaux parisiens vont tester une cabine d’essayage intelligente
À l’occasion des soldes d’hiver, huit centres commerciaux de la région parisienne proposeront un nouveau service “la Size Machine”, un scanner corporel qui permet d’analyser la morphologie de chaque client pour connaître ses mensurations précises.
