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With this device, you can experience the new wave of Bluetooth technology. Connect to all Bluetooth capable devices to listen to your favorite music or take advantage of the built in call answering feature for use as a hands-free speakerphone. It features convenient and responsive buttons for music and/or call control, as well as auto pairing that allows you to connect to the device from longer ranges.

Bluetooth Shower Speaker – FM RADIO – Water Resistant – Wireless and Hands-Free speaker phone with Suction Cup – Auto Pairing Feature – Compatible with all Bluetooth devices

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Chrome: Want to know what’s behind the linked file you’re about to download? Preview it first with " Peek ", a simple Chrome extension that works with most common downloadable files on the internet. Peek supports PDF files, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, HTML5 video (WebM, MP4, Ogg), Flash video files, and HTML5 audio (MP3, WAV). Just hover your mouse cursor over a link, and a preview window will pop up. You can browse inside this preview window too, scrolling PDF pages or playing a video, to ensure it’s the right file. The extension works exactly as advertised, and will help you stay secure. Sure, Chrome is sandboxed for your protection, but it can’t do much if you download a malicious file to your hard drive. Peek stops that by letting you check first. If you’re really paranoid, run it through VirusTotal online as well.

The Windows 10 Anniversary Update drops today and one of the coolest features deserves a little special attention. Now, you can mirror your Android notifications from your phone to your computer, and even control it with a few voice commands. You just need the Cortana app. Google Now is pretty sweet in its own right, so you might not have bothered with installing Cortana, but now there’s a compelling reason. As of today’s Anniversary Update to Windows 10, Cortana comes with the built-in ability to mirror your Android notifications, as well as notify you of important things like missed calls, incoming messages, or a low battery. To get started, follow these steps: Install the Cortana Android app from the Play Store. Login with the same Microsoft account you use in Windows 10. Once Cortana has loaded, slide out the left-hand navigation panel and tap Settings. Tap Sync notifications. (Optional) Here you can disable the basics like low battery notifications if you want. Tap “App notifications sync” to enable the Android listening service if you want to mirror app notifications. Select which apps you’d like to get notifications for from the list. Once you have Cortana set up on your phone, you can even control it remotely with a few commands. For example, on the desktop say “Find my phone” to Cortana and it will locate your phone on a map. You can also ring it remotely to help you find it. On top of this, if you search for directions on your computer, you’ll get a notification from the Cortana app allowing you to look up those same directions in your map app of choice. These are some pretty nifty features that may be handy if you use Windows 10 and Android as your daily drivers.

How to Mirror Android's Notifications to Windows 10 Using Cortana

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