Gadget Lab Show: Wireless Tag
Summary
In this article, we discuss the wireless tag featured on the Gadget Lab show. The tag can measure motion, angle, and temperature and sends alerts to a base station that connects to a smartphone or web client. It is useful for monitoring various items in the house, such as the refrigerator temperature, pet movement, bike or car movement, or even a remote control. The tag costs $12 each, and the base station costs $5, with a limit of 255 tags attached to it.
Table of Contents
- Wireless Tag Introduction
- Wireless Tag Features
- UC Browser Introduction
- UC Browser Features
- Facebook Native App Introduction
- Facebook Native App Features
- Conclusion
Wireless Tag Introduction
The Gadget Lab show featured a wireless tag that has several applications in the house. The tag is useful for monitoring the temperature of the refrigerator, the movement of a pet, bike or car, or even a remote control. The tag sends alerts to a base station that connects to a smartphone or web client. The tag comes with a Velcro strap and can be attached to objects without it. It does not have GPS and relies solely on its relationship to movement and the base station.
Wireless Tag Features
The wireless tag has several features that make it useful for monitoring various items in the house. The tag can measure motion, angle, and temperature and sends alerts to a base station that connects to a smartphone or web client. The tag costs $12 each, and the base station costs $5, with a limit of 255 tags attached to it.
UC Browser Introduction
UC Browser is the most popular mobile web browser in the world, owned by a Chinese company and popular in China, India, and other Asian countries. It is a third-party browser that is cloud-based and claims to be faster than other browsers. Its main feature is the ability to zoom in on text and fit it onto the screen without horizontal scrolling. The browser is tuned to specific user scenarios in Asia and is trying to cater to the US market by researching what users want.
UC Browser Features
UC Browser has several features that make it popular in China, India, and other Asian countries. The browser is cloud-based and claims to be faster than other browsers. Its main feature is the ability to zoom in on text and fit it onto the screen without horizontal scrolling. The browser is tuned to specific user scenarios in Asia and is trying to cater to the US market by researching what users want. There is no iPad version of the browser.
Facebook Native App Introduction
Facebook has announced a new native version of its app, which is said to be much faster than the previous web-based version. The old app was slow and took a long time to load, causing many users to switch to the mobile website instead. The new app is said to be two times faster and much smoother, making it easier to scroll through the news feed and browse photos.
Facebook Native App Features
The new Facebook native app has several features that make it faster and smoother than the previous web-based version. The new app is said to be two times faster and much smoother, making it easier to scroll through the news feed and browse photos. The new app has received positive reviews and has encouraged users to spend more time on the platform. The hosts recommend downloading the new app for a better user experience.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the wireless tag featured on the Gadget Lab show is a useful device for monitoring various items in the house. UC Browser is the most popular mobile web browser in the world, owned by a Chinese company and popular in China, India, and other Asian countries. Facebook has announced a new native version of its app, which is said to be much faster than the previous web-based version. The new app has received positive reviews and has encouraged users to spend more time on the platform.
