Many BoingBoing readers have sent in word of a "hidden" flight simulation feature in Google Earth that's making the blog-rounds. TechCrunch has a post on how to use it here. (thanks Chris and others)
Google Earth flight simulator
Run audio to speakers through your home's power lines
I like this gadget mostly because it will land with audiophiles like a bat to the head: running audio over your household power lines. No speaker cables necessary! Audio Cu… READ THE REST
Another emulation project disappears amid Nintendo crackdown
Nintendo is cracking down on emulators of its hardware and media depicting their use. First Yuzu was taken down with a lawsuit, and now departs Ryujinx, a similar project that… READ THE REST
Oura the best smart ring, say testers
The Verge's roundup of smart rings seems representative of a general consensus: Oura is just ahead of the game when it comes to these inconspicious gadgets. The competition is either… READ THE REST
Let AI do the heavy lifting—you take the credit
TL;DR: 1minAI combines multiple AI platforms into one hub — and a lifetime subscription is just $39.99 (reg. $234). Ever wish you had a personal assistant to handle the boring, repetitive stuff so… READ THE REST
Here's how you can charge and connect multiple devices at once!
TL;DR: This multi-functional charging and connectivity hub comes with three USB 2.0 ports, two USB-C ports, and more for $23.99 (reg. $36). With all the devices you have, it seems like there aren't enough… READ THE REST
You can't beat this VPN deal—Norton Secure is only $9 for a year!
TL;DR: If you still don't have a VPN, you can try Norton Secure for one year for only $8.99 (reg. $39)! Are you still shopping, browsing, and streaming without a VPN (virtual private… READ THE REST
