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We dont speak for all moms, but a brief and unscientific survey has confirmed one gift most moms will love across the board: Time. Unspoken for, unstructured, zero-obligation time. While we couldnt find extra hours on sale anywhere online, we did find some gadgets and gizmos that help save time and others that make precious down time more enjoyable. Our recommendations include some of the gifts weve given to the moms in our own lives as well as what the moms on staff would want for themselves. Most have a tech bent, because we are who we are, but all should appeal to any mom who wants to make the most of their time. Check out the rest of our gift ideas here. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/best-gifts-for-moms-130044386.html?src=rss
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Snapchat is adding new location tracking abilities to its parental control features. The changes will give parents new visibility into their childrens Snap Map settings and allow them to keep tabs on their whereabouts. The new features, which will be available over the coming weeks, will be added to Snapchats Family Center, the apps portal for parental control features. With the updates, parents will be able to request to view their childs location or share their own. Parents can also opt to receive travel notifications when their child leaves specific places, like their school or home. Separately, Family Center, which already allows parents to keep tabs on who their children are chatting with, will also allow them to see who their teen has shared their location with in the apps Snap Map. That feature could help address some criticism the company has faced about the role its apps location sharing abilities has played in crucial safety issues. Snapchats location sharing has come under particular scrutiny by safety advocates who have alleged it had enabled teens to connect with strangers, including drug dealers and potential predators. The feature was called out in a lawsuit brought by New Mexicos Attorney General earlier this year over alleged safety lapses at the company. In its latest update, Snap notes that it bars all users from sharing their location info with users who arent already their friends. And the company says it plans to push additional reminders to users about their Snap Map settings prompting them to be extra thoughtful about their choices.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/social-media/snapchat-will-let-parents-track-their-kids-through-family-center-130004215.html?src=rss
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Xbox is thinking about future hardware, and it might not just be another box attached to your TV. Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer told Bloomberg the team is considering its own gaming handheld but its years away. In an earlier interview with IGN, Spencer had mentioned a hypothetical Xbox gaming handheld PC device, which now appears to be in the early research and prototyping stage. The Xbox boss said local play would be important to include if Xbox were to design a handheld console. Compared to existing devices, like the Steam Deck, ROG Ally and Legion Go, its unclear what unique features an Xbox handheld might offer. Mat Smith Get this delivered daily direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here! The biggest tech stories you missed Amazon sunsets Freevee platform for ad-supported streaming video The best Resident Evil remake is coming to Apple devices The Guardian is leaving X Apple and A24 are developing a Sam Bankman-Fried movie written by Lena Dunham Amazon Haul wants to be the new Temu The ecommerce giant is taking on its Chinese competitors. Amazon Haul will be the companys new discount storefront designed to compete with Temu and Shein. It will be mobile only and sell items at crazy low prices. Unlike Amazon Primes fast speeds, Amazon promises its Haul orders will arrive in less than two weeks. Previously, CNBC mentioned Amazon was exploring a storefront to sell goods to US customers directly from China. Continue reading. This solar scooter can be mostly powered by its giant panels Theres plenty of storage. Lightfoot / Otherlab Lightfoot is an almost-$5,000 solar scooter conceived by San Francisco-based R&D outfit Otherlab. The two 120W panels on either side will trickle charge the battery on the road or parked outdoors. Otherlab claims this idle solar charging will add three miles of charge per hour or 18 miles if you leave it in daylight for a whole day. Continue reading.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-engadget-newsletter-121926272.html?src=rss
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