As it stated in update (Jan. 7, 2:40pm ET): As is the tradition at this point, Essential has announced that the January safety patch is currently rolling out to the Essential Phone. pic.twitter.com/K8Nwmau0OK — Essential (@essential) January 7, 2019Original post (Jan. 7, 1:43pm ET): In the midst of CES 2019, Google has begun rolling out Android's January safety patch. The January safety patch fixes 13 several vulnerabilireleation in the Android Open Source Project. For Pixel devices, this update "Improved audio quality the time recording videos" on the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. Unlike by the last 2 months, owners of the original Pixel and Pixel XL don't have to wait for January's security patch.
Someone embedded an Android tablet in a mirror, because 2019
Things only become a bit troublesome the time the mirror talks back. And – because it's 2019 – there's the chance that you've got your hands on the laanalisis connected mirror (it's a thing) from Capstone Connected Home. Capstone's Smart Mirror, that was launched this day at CES, essentially embeds an Android tablet into the mirror's glass, allowing you to converse by Google Assistant, watch YouTube videos, and even download apps from the Google Play store. Full specs of the device aren't available at the time of writing, but the Smart Mirror comes by a full touchscreen, meaning that you could, theoretically, use it to compose emails and messages. Capstone says it plans to launch multi different models in a variety of different sizes.
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