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These Are The Most Powerful Pressure Washers Available From Every Major Brand

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:51:07 +0000

The Greenworks Pro is a notable entry in the world of pressure washers — especially for those who prefer an electric option over gas. It has a maximum pressure of 3000 PSI, which is quite impressive for an electric model. It has a flow rate of 1.1 GPM at 3000 PSI (and 2.0 GPM at 100 PSI). This means it has the versatility to handle a variety of cleaning tasks — from restoring your driveway to its original beauty to gently washing your car.

The Greenworks Pro boasts of a brushless motor technology, which generally means longer life and better efficiency compared to traditional brushed motors. It is also Pressure Washer Manufacturers’ Association (PWMA) certified, which adds a bit of an extra credibility, too.

The pressure washer comes with a range of nozzle attachments, including soap and turbo nozzles. If you’ve got hard-to-reach spots, like the second story of your house or high windows, the Greenworks Pro is designed to handle those too. It has vertical storage design, which takes up about half the space of traditional gas pressure washers. This is a big deal if your garage or storage area is already cramped.

The Greenworks Pro usually runs around $350. It’s a bit more expensive than some other electric models, but the ease of use and low maintenance — no gas, no oil, just a push-button start — make it a compelling option.

Apple rolling out iPhone Mirroring in second round of developer betas

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:49:07 +0000

An Apple feature that I’ve seen people loving online more than I expected is iPhone Mirroring on the macOS Sequoia. The feature simply lets you use your iPhone in a window on your Mac — full stop. Your notifications are even translated into native Mac notifications to help keep you up to date with what’s happening on your phone.

I have yet to try the feature, but beyond app developer testing and TikTok addicts craving a pure experience, I didn’t see anything I’d use in my daily workflow. However, the response I’ve seen on Twitter and Threads is making me rethink my position. People seem really excited to have their phones more easily accessible from their laptops and others are looking forward to the potential implications this could have when done on an iPad or Vision Pro.

iPhone Mirroring on Mac is truly an amazing feature. It works well and is extremely simple, even in the beta stage.

Sound from the iPhone now plays through the Mac’s speakers, and notifications from the iPhone also work smoothly. pic.twitter.com/7McE8Jt76d

— Beta Profiles (@BetaProfiles) June 25, 2024

There is also some really cool tech built in that allows you to drag and drop files right from the iPhone window on your Mac to your desktop or other apps. However, it’s worth noting that so far in the beta this feature doesn’t work. All you can do for now is mirror your phone and interact with it. During a briefing post WWDC I was also able to see the feature in action and Apple told me that you can also resize the window to make your iPhone content even larger than it would be on your phone.

If you want to test this feature now you need to have an iPhone running iOS 18 Beta 2 and a Mac with the T2 security chip, which are the most modern ones. You also need to have the phone and Mac relatively near each other and they need to have Bluetooth and Wifi turned on, according to a report on MacRumors. That being said, while the beta has been stable for me, I wouldn’t recommend installing them on your main device. The public Betas are also going to come fast enough and they should be much more stable and feature-complete compared to the Developer betas.

Other recent updates in iOS 18 beta 2 include updates to the Maps and App Store icons to make them fit in better with Tints and Dark icons. Alongside that, it enables a new SharePlay feature on iOS and iPadOS that allows you to take over a friend’s screen to help them with some tech support.

You can read all the macOS Sequoia Beta 2 release notes on Apple’s Website. You can read all the iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 update notes here.

Distributed also on: MacRumors, Apple

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Gemini Getting Fully Infused Into Gmail This Week

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:47:08 +0000

Google announced this week that it is now beginning the process of rolling Gemini out to Workspace Gmail users on both the web and mobile. You’ll need a Gemini Business or Education add-on, or Google One AI premium subscription to utilize it.

Once enabled, the Gemini 1.5 Pro model becomes integrated into Gmail, in addition to other Google apps for better functionality. Gemini will provide “proactive prompts” to help you get started, but users can also ask freeform questions about things related to their email inbox. For a summary of capabilities, look below.

What Can Gemini Do in Gmail?

Summarize an email thread
Suggest responses to an email thread
Get help drafting an email
Ask questions and find specific information from emails within your inbox or from your Google Drive files

As for that last bullet, it can make Gemini a strong tool for heavy emailers. Google provides a situation to get a better understanding of how it works.

Thanks to its connection to apps like Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Drive, “let’s say you’re planning a company offsite and get an email from a team member asking for the hotel information so they can book a room. Now you can ask Gemini to look it up from a Google Doc that contains all the offsite details, using a simple ‘what is the hotel name and sales manager email listed in @Company Offsite 2024.’ Then you can easily insert this into your reply to get your team member the help they need.”

The service starts at $20/month, so for anyone who does sign up and use it, make sure to use that AI to its full potential.

// Google

The best sci-fi movies on Hulu right now

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:45:05 +0000

Even Hulu isn’t immune from a few light months when it comes to new sci-fi movies. The only really big addition in June is Independence Day, which is, of course, the perfect movie to watch on the Fourth of July. But the science fiction alternatives on Hulu are largely Alien, Predator, and Planet of the Apes movies that we’ve seen multiple times.

The good news is that one of the holdovers, A Quiet Place Part II, is on Hulu just in time for the prequel movie, A Quiet Place: Day One, to hit theaters at the end of June. A Quiet Place Part II is on loan from Paramount, so it may not be sticking around all summer. But it will be on Hulu at least through the end of June. And if you’re looking for more science fiction stories, keep reading to see our picks for the best sci-fi movies on Hulu.

If you’re looking for more films to watch, remember that Hulu is part of the Disney Bundle. That includes the basic Hulu subscription (with ads), Disney+, and ESPN+, all for just $14 a month. That’s a great deal, and you don’t even have to travel to the future for it.

If you’re curious about what’s available in science fiction on other streaming services, we also have guides for the best sci-fi movies on Netflix, as well as the best sci-fi movies on Amazon Prime Video.

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Why The New B-21 Raider's Twin Engines Are Still A Mystery

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:43:05 +0000

The B-21 Raider is the first new bomber for the United States Air Force since 1989, ushering in the sixth generation of aircraft. When it comes to advanced technology, America likes to keep some details close to its chest. Even today, the United States won’t sell the F-22 Raptor to foreign countries as a precaution. It’s one of the most advanced fighter jets in the world, and if it were to fall into the wrong hands, it would put America at a disadvantage. It’s no different with the tight lips when it comes to the B-21 engines.

If adversaries knew intimate details about developing technology, they’d be able to add similar tech to their aircraft or upgrade defensive systems to counter the bomber. Air Force Gen. Arnold Bunch Jr. told the Senate Armed Services Committee in 2016, “We’re trying to balance the transparency that we want to do with the public so that they understand what we’re doing, but we’re also trying to protect the critical capabilities of this asset.”

When it comes to designing stealth aircraft, there are a lot of different tradeoffs that engineers make in order to reduce its radar signature. Keeping these details hush-hush is as much about the actual stealth technology as it is about the various choices and mixes made. One type of engine might provide superior thrust, but it also might mean increased visibility on infrared systems.

Google’s First Pixel 9 Pro Teaser Shows Off Its Hot Design, Confirms Name

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:41:05 +0000

We learned moments ago that Google would host a Made by Google event on August 13 to showcase everything new in Android, Pixel, and AI. The invite didn’t specifically say “Pixel 9” or “new Pixel devices,” so we took a bit of a leap in assuming that’s exactly what we’d get. As it turns out, Google will indeed show off the Pixel 9 series and has confirmed as much.

On a new Google Store teaser page, Google says that “Launch is coming.” and “Don’t miss the magic.” before taking us into a video that briefly shows some edges of the Pixel 9 series.

In that short video, a subtle touch of light reveals the Pixel 9 design that we have been tracking for months now. Google event adds a “IX” to the clip to confirm the name. The teaser certainly tells us that the leaks were correct. Oh, the URL for the page also says, “google_pixel_9_pro” in it, as if it were still up in the air.

Below, we captured two meaningful frames that highlight the flat sides and the new camera bar. This first shot shows the best shot:

In this one, we really just get the rest of the view of the camera housing, which is the part that’ll include the flash and any other sensors:

The Made by Google event will be streamed on August 13 at 10AM Pacific. We’ll also be there in-person for coverage.

// Google Store

What Exactly Is The Kawasaki Ridge And How Fast Can It Go?

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:39:04 +0000

While some models like the Ridge Ranch Edition feature an open cab, there are also options for sealed passenger spaces with climate control. The Ridge HVAC is designed to make traveling in the rugged Kawasaki comfortable year-round. The Ridge HVAC and Ridge Limited HVAC come equipped with a windshield and rear panel made from glass, and doors with powered windows. Instead of just a hard-shell roof panel, these HVAC models include a roof liner and overhead light more akin to an automobile interior.

The Ridge XR and Ridge XR HVAC provide bucket seats with adjustment options, while the Ridge XR Deluxe comes with a bench seat for extra space. While passenger space is limited, models equipped with temperature control offer you a break from the summer heat or biting winter cold. Also, during the warmer months when insects are most active, you can enjoy the outdoors without having to contend with one of its biggest downsides.

Samsung Unpacked Confirmed for July 10

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:37:05 +0000

Samsung has made its Unpacked event official for July 10. Set to take place in Paris, we expect Samsung to introduce a ton of new products, ranging from new foldable phones to an assortment of wearables.

For specifics, we’re looking at Samsung to announce the Galaxy Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, Galaxy Watch 7, Watch 7 Ultra, Galaxy Ring, and maybe some new Galaxy Buds. There may even be a third Galaxy Watch option, something for Samsung to sell between the standard Watch 7 and rumored $700 Watch 7 Ultra.

Here’s what Samsung says in their email.

At that time, Samsung will invite the world to discover the next generation of Galaxy AI and the ever-expanding Galaxy ecosystem at Unpacked next month in Paris, France – where historic and iconic culture meet to inspire all those who visit, creating the ultimate backdrop for the rollout of Samsung’s latest innovations.

Unpacked will start at 9am Eastern on July 10. Mark your calendars!

Also, don’t forget to reserve a Galaxy Z Fold 6 and save $50.

The Best Years For Jeep Wagoneer (And Some To Steer Clear Of)

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:35:02 +0000

The first platform for the Jeep Wagoneer, going all the way back to 1963, was the SJ, and it lasted in one form or another through the 1991 model year before it was discontinued. It is incredibly rare for one vehicle to be made on the same platform for that amount of time, and when it came to an end, it was the longest running vehicle made on a single platform.

What separates the various eras of the SJ Wagoneer model was exactly who was making them and what engines were being utilized. The original parent company of Jeep back then was Kaiser, and the standard issue engine for the Wagoneer was the 3.8L Tornado I6 that produced 140 hp and 210 lb-ft of torque. After several years, Jeep also utilized a Buick Dauntless 350 V8 engine as an option that produced 230 hp and 350 lb-ft of torque.

These were fine options, but the crown jewel of the Kaiser years was the Super Wagoneer. This was Jeep’s luxury edition of the 4×4 that featured a high-performance iteration of AMC’s 327 V8, the lesser of which came as an option for the base models. Not only could this reach 270 hp, but it came with features we now take for granted, like air conditioning and power steering. Super Wagoneers were only produced through the 1969 model year, but if you were to get your hands on any from this early Kaiser era, this is the way to go.

[Featured image by Sicnag via Wikimedia Commons | Cropped and scaled | CC BY 2.0]

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6 Reserve Open, Gets You Free $50 Credit

Administrator — Thu, 27 Jun 2024 07:33:04 +0000

Samsung Unpacked for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 has a date, so that means we also have a reserve system open for those who think they might want to buy one of the new foldables. Like in past years, Samsung will give you some free cash to spend at the time of foldable purchase if you fill out their little reservation form.

Curious about that? Here’s how to “reserve” a Galaxy Z Fold 6 or Galaxy Z Flip 6.

Samsung Fold 6 $50 Reserve Credit: Samsung has a dedicated reservation page (here) for the Fold 6 and Flip 6 to show them that you are interested. By filling out the short form (email and phone is it), you are making no commitment to buy either device and are instead simply saying, “Hey, these phones look cool and I might want to buy one, so give me free money.” That’s it.

When signing up, Samsung says they will hand you a $50 reserve credit to be used toward eligible devices during the pre-order period that will open up, likely on July 10 when both devices are revealed. They’ll have trade-in deals too, to further sweeten the purchase, with up to $1,500 off your next foldable. We should know more on those deals soon enough.

All you need to know for now is that Samsung once again has a reservation system that puts you on their email list for the moment the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 go official. Once they do, you’ll get a bonus $50 credit to spend.

Go ahead and sign-up on the reservation form.