Samsung is rolling out the update this month, and it’s working with Aqara, Eve and Ulticam on Matter cameras. Jennifer Pattison Tuohy called it:
SmartThings will probably jump on adoption. Samsung abandoned its first-party camera hardware years ago, and Matter could provide the platform with the opportunity for broader camera support it desperately needs.
Emanuel Maiberg at 404 Media reports that a hacker has gained access to a server farm stuffed with phones churning out AI influencer ads. It’s owned by a startup called Doublespeed, which advertises “bulk content creation” and just got a million bucks from Andreessen Horowitz. Neat.
I don’t like where Windows is going. Gaming on Linux has never been more approachable. Time to give it a shot.
There’s an art to building a small-form-factor PC. When my recent upgrade doubled my CPU power draw, I had to choose: buy a bigger case to accommodate a more powerful cooler, or cut a hole in the side of my old one.
I chose the coward’s route. But today I found the FFS PC subreddit, where the case boundaries are merely a suggestion, and CPU coolers, GPUs, and power supplies protrude in all directions. Perfect.
Yet another reason we need local news: Cleveland’s WKYC interviewed the guy who’s been piloting a hot-dog-shaped motorboat on Ohio rivers. A hot dog boat? I never sausage a thing.
Ryan Norbauer spent half a decade and several hundred thousand dollars reinventing the keyboard. It worked.
0An elegant weapon, from a more civilized age.
