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SmartThings Blog

On January 11, 2026November 12, 2024 By tech-tutorials

New enhancements powered by AI offer users a more personalized experiencethrough Home Insight SmartThings has introduced a new app home page, formerly known as Favorites, that is designed to adapt to users’ lifestyle, offering tailored features that simplify home management and improve automation. Whether controlling lights, managing appliances, or creating […]

I Just Released a New Lightroom Class That I Think Is Going To Blow Your Mind!

On January 11, 2026January 24, 2020 By tech-tutorials

It’s about making videos, from start to finish, all 100% in Lightroom. Well, the video clips from your camera of course, but after that, it’s all Lightroom Classic. No plug-ins, no other apps, no kidding. Now, before you dismiss this idea, watch this clip from the start of the class […]

DOOM and DOOM II for iOS Updated to Run at 60fps and Support Free Add-ons

On January 11, 2026January 10, 2020 By tech-tutorials

Bethesda has updated the iOS versions of DOOM and DOOM II with some notable features that should please fans of the original classic first-person shooters. Both games now offer an increase in framerate from the original 35fps to 60fps for smoother gameplay, and a new aspect ratio has been added […]

CES 2020: Acer unveils slimmed down convertible notebooks, expands Creator PC line and goes big with new Predator gaming monitors

On January 11, 2026January 5, 2020 By tech-tutorials

At CES, Acer debuted updated models of its popular convertible notebook PC line, expanded its Creator PC line and introduced a trio of new Predator monitors with large displays and a powerful feature set. The Spin 3 and Spin 5 now sport slimmer designs, the latest 10th Generation Intel Core […]

Both new iPads only support the original Apple Pencil (but they work with Logitech’s Crayon)

On January 11, 2026March 19, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Apple today released a pair of new tablets—an iPad Air 2 successor along with a fifth-generation iPad mini—with Apple Pencil support being one of their primary new features, but the devices only work with the first-generation Apple stylus, which costs $99. The new mini is the smallest iPad to support […]

How to print in Python – Plus advanced tricks

On January 10, 2026July 10, 2020 By tech-tutorials

Credit: Adam Sinicki / Android Authority When it comes to learning to code in a new language, it makes sense to start at the beginning. Learning how to print in Python is most certainly the beginning. The “print” command, as in BASIC, is what you will use in Python to […]

Windows search bar: The one stop for answers, now with Bing Visual Search

On January 10, 2026December 16, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Every day, we have questions. Search engines, apps, digital voice assistants, or phones are usually our go-to places to find answers. You may already know that you can use the search bar in Windows – found on your PC taskbar – to find things like an app, setting, or a […]

What’s new for Android developers at Google I/O

On January 10, 2026May 18, 2021 By tech-tutorials

Posted by Karen Ng, Director, Product Management & Jacob Lehrbaum, Director of Developer Relations, Android & Play As Android developers, we are all driven by building experiences that delight people around the world. And with people depending on your apps more than ever, expectations are higher and your jobs as […]

120Hz, 5G, Huge Batteries, Crazy Cameras and $$$

On January 10, 2026February 11, 2020 By tech-tutorials

The year is 2020. The 20’s are back (we’ll see if they’ll be roaring or not), and not only is it a new decade, but it’s also time for a new enumeration scheme for Samsung’s newest Galaxy S devices; Today Samsung is announcing the new Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 […]

‘Crossy Road Castle’ coming soon to Apple Arcade

On January 10, 2026October 9, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Apple Arcade is one of Apple’s newest subscription services, and with it being priced at just $4.99 per month and allowing for access to dozens of games at one time, it’s already seen its fair share of positive feedback. Aside from the pricing, it also comes down to content, and […]