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Arlo Ultra 4k

When we reviewed the Arlo Ultra, we were impressed by its video quality and battery life, but found the price to be very steep. Fortunately, the product is now on sale, down to $546 ($54 off) for two packs, or $756 ($44) for three cameras. The cameras offer 4 K imagery with HDR support. They're also fully cordless, and their battery can last up to two months at a single charge, which is quite impressive. They come with advanced security features such as night vision, dual-way audio, motion sensing, and even a built-in siren. Finally, thanks to the one-year Arlo Smart Premier service included, you'll be able to save up to 30 days of cloud footage.

Alro Review

Depending on how many cameras you need, both two- and three-pack bundles are on sale. Of course, the mandatory base station that connects to your router and centralizes the connection with the cameras comes in the box. Additional bundles with a single or four cameras also exist, but they're unfortunately not on sale. However, if you need to add an additional unit to your setup, the add-on is also marked down to $257, which is $43 less than its usual price. The three-pack and extra camera are slightly more expensive on Best Buy, so I'd recommend you buy them on Amazon if you want to pay less.

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Android Q

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We now know that Android Q will be called Android 10. That's right. Google has decided that it will no longer use dessert names for future versions of Android. In a blog post announcing the changes, Google said the decision to switch to the numbering scheme was to make it clearer which version of Android is newer, especially for the global market.

So, Android 10 is this year, and we should expect Android 11 next year.

In addition to the new naming convention, Google also changed the Android logo and changed the Android font. There is a new color palette, more modern, too, which according to Google will be used on the next Android.


Android 10 is expected to be launched in the next few weeks. The update includes various improvements for developers and users.

Source: (Zdnet)