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Home Depot has brought back its iconic giant skeleton for the Halloween season, now equipped with an app that gives the figure a voice and interactive features. The updated Skelly stands 6.5 feet tall, offers rotating torso movement, a moving mouth, and multiple eye displays. Users can choose from five preset recordings or upload up to 30 seconds of custom audio, and the Bluetooth‑enabled system allows real‑time voice modulation. The skeleton, first introduced in 2020, returns alongside new companion figures such as dragons and trolls, and can be purchased through Home Depot’s online channels. Ler mais

The Ollee Watch One is a replacement mainboard that can be installed in several iconic Casio digital watches, adding Bluetooth connectivity, step counting, simple games and customizable backlighting. Installation requires no soldering and takes only a few minutes. The kit is sold as a DIY upgrade for around $55, while pre‑installed versions are priced near $100. Battery life drops to roughly ten months on a CR2016 cell, but the upgrade still offers features such as a temperature sensor, world time and timer presets without changing the original segmented display. Ler mais

Smart LED bulbs offer a mix of color‑changing and white‑only options, connecting via Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, or Zigbee hubs. Major brands such as Philips Hue, LIFX, TP‑Link Kasa, Sengled, and Govee provide app‑driven control, voice‑assistant integration, and scheduling features. Consumers can choose hub‑based systems for expandability or Wi‑Fi models for simpler setups. Pricing varies widely, from budget‑friendly packs to premium lamps over $200. The ecosystem supports Alexa, Google Assistant, and, for many devices, Apple HomeKit, making smart lighting a versatile addition to modern homes. Ler mais