Smart Home & Robots

Yeedi​ Robot Vacuum sees ⁤Massive $680 Discount, Offering Premium Cleaning at ⁣a Reduced Price

New ⁤York, NY – November 27, ‍2024 – ⁤A‍ importent price reduction is currently available‍ on the ⁢Yeedi robot⁣ vacuum, offering consumers a substantial savings of $680. The deal, applicable ⁣to ⁣select models,​ brings advanced robotic cleaning technology within ⁣reach for a wider ​audience as the holiday shopping ⁢season kicks into ⁢high gear.

this limited-time offer addresses the growing demand for automated home cleaning solutions, particularly as households prepare for increased activity during the holidays. The Yeedi robot vacuum is known for its advanced features,including intelligent⁣ navigation,powerful suction,and mop functionality,making it a compelling option for‌ busy individuals⁢ and families‍ seeking to​ maintain clean floors with⁢ minimal effort. The substantial discount positions yeedi as a strong competitor in the increasingly crowded robot vacuum market.

Yeedi’s robot⁣ vacuums boast features like visual SLAM navigation, allowing them to map homes efficiently and avoid ​obstacles. Select ​models also include oscillating mopping systems and auto-empty docks, further enhancing convenience. The current promotion⁤ applies to ‍various configurations, ⁢allowing customers ‍to choose a ⁤model that best ⁤suits their specific ​needs and floor types.

The ‌sale is ⁢running now⁢ through December 3, 2024, and is available directly through the Yeedi website and select retailers including Amazon.⁤ Consumers interested in upgrading their home cleaning routine are ‍encouraged to‌ take advantage of the offer while supplies last.

Samsung Family Hub‌ Fridge Update Adds Ads – Adn Here’s How ‌to Disable​ Them

breaking: ⁣ Samsung is rolling out a system update to its Family Hub smart fridges in the US that introduces “curated advertisements” to the appliance’s interface. The update, currently impacting models sold in the united States,⁢ brings a ​refreshed design and enhanced features, but ⁣at the cost of displaying ads on fridges that can cost upwards of $1900. Fortunately, users can disable the ​advertisements.

The 2025 system update, inspired​ by​ Samsung’s One UI design found on its smartphones and tablets, is ‍now being deployed‍ to Family Hub refrigerators. Beyond the visual overhaul, the update includes improved ‌object recognition for internal cameras, allowing the fridge to ⁣better identify fresh produce and packaged foods. The system also‍ introduces voice recognition⁢ for personalized user experiences and the ability to import interface customizations from Samsung galaxy phones – features likely requiring a Samsung account.

However, ⁤the update also introduces a new widget on‌ the fridge’s home screen displaying‌ calendar‌ appointments, weather, news, and ⁤ advertisements. According to a statement given to the Verge, Samsung initially ⁣plans to feature ads for its own products, but​ indicated the possibility of displaying third-party advertisements‌ in the future. while ⁤users can temporarily dismiss individual ads,‌ a more permanent solution is available.

here’s⁣ how to disable ads on your Samsung Family Hub fridge:

1. Open the Settings page.
2. Select Advertisements.
3. Toggle off the option.

Currently, the advertisements are limited to⁤ US models with displays larger than ‍21.5 inches.Samsung has not announced plans to include ads on smaller-screened fridges or other appliances – for now.

The move has sparked debate about ​the value proposition of connected appliances,‍ raising⁤ questions​ about the long-term ownership experience and the potential⁣ for future ad ​integration.