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A clinical psychologist helped me change my approach to bedtime for better rest. If you're always tired, this simple guide is for you.
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This solar-powered security camera is great for outdoor home surveillance, and right now it's on sale for $69.99 on Amazon. That's a whopping 46.5 percent off its usual $130 price tag.
All you have to do is find a spot for it, install the mount with a couple of screws, and click the camera into the mount. That's it! Then you just have to connect it to your home Wi-Fi network for instant access to live video footage and all the other great features it offers.
The most notable thing here is that the Eufy SoloCam S220 has a built-in solar panel that only needs 3 hours of sunlight for all-day operation. That means no need to hook it up to wiring and no need to take it down every so often to manually recharge it yourself.
The camera captures 2K resolution videos with a wide field of view, and it has night vision capabilities for clear footage even in low-light conditions. The IP67 rating means it'll hold up just fine in the rain, too. Other smart features include two-way audio, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, plus AI face recognition with a Eufy HomeBase (sold separately).
Don't leave your home unwatched. Snag this Eufy SoloCam S220 for just $69.99 on Amazon because this is a fantastic discount!
Save 46% on this wire-free solar-powered security camera
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The last time Amazon hiked the price of these plans was in 2023.
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Consider this hot discount on the Beelink SER8 mini PC, which is now down to $499 on Amazon. That's a savings of $120 off its normal $619 price and you get a ton of power for what you're paying.
This Beelink SER8 model features an AMD Ryzen 7 8745HS CPU and a whopping 32GB of high-speed DDR5 RAM. That's a crazy configuration with plenty of power for all your everyday tasks, whether you're multitasking office apps or juggling hundreds of browser tabs. The included 1TB SSD is also massive enough for storing all your files.
What's notable here is that this Beelink SER8 mini PC comes with AMD Radeon 780M integrated graphics, which isn't top-of-the-line but still strong enough to run most games at good performance (as long as you aren't pushing your game settings to the brink).
Perhaps more importantly, it allows this mini PC to support three 4K60 monitors at once without skipping a beat. You can connect them via HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, and USB-C 4.0 ports. You also get a USB-C 3.2, two USB-A 3.2, two USB-A 2.0, a 2.5G Ethernet, and 3.5mm audio ports. You can hook up all sorts of stuff to this thing.
For this price, you can't get a comparable laptop or PC — they'll pale in what they offer — so don't miss this chance to score this Beelink SER8 mini PC for $499 on Amazon!
Only $499 for this mini PC with Ryzen 7 32GB RAM Radeon 780M
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Back in December, Sony announced the limited availability of PS5 themes that captured the retro-goodness of old-school PlayStation consoles. That availability window closes at the end of January, which is a bummer, but the company just said that the "classic PlayStation, PS2, PS3 and PS4 limited-time console themes" will be coming back "in the months ahead."
There's no specific time frame here, as Sony notes that it has to do some "work behind the scenes" to make this happen. However, it's good to know that January 31 will not spell the end for these nostalgic themes.
Due to the positive response on these 4 themes, we're doing some work behind the scenes to bring these special designs back in the… pic.twitter.com/KYk5DHQ3wO
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) January 30, 2025
The bad news? Those hoping that the "positive response" to the four retro themes would lead to Sony making more unique backgrounds could be out of luck. The company said "there aren't plans to create additional themes in the future." There goes my dream of a PSP theme, complete with those cute bubbles.
Sony first introduced these themes to celebrate the PlaySt
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The company explains, "NordWhisper uses web tunnel technology to operate differently from traditional VPN protocols like OpenVPN or WireGuard, which can be blocked due to their identifiable traffic patterns. By mimicking regular web traffic, NordWhisper avoids detection by network filters, ensuring reliable access on restricted networks while maintaining strong encryption and security standards."
Due to the nature of how this new protocol operates, it isn't expected to win any connection-speed races, but it should provide a "smoother and more consistent browsing experience" while trying to connect in certain environments. Airports, cafes, offices, and schools are notorious for utilizing these restrictive network filters which NordWhisper was created to evade.
As for now, Nord plans to gradually roll out the new protocol with initial support for Windows, Android, and Linux. More platforms are expected to be added in the future. No official release date has been given, but once it's available users can enable NordWhisper under connection settings in the NordVPN app.
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Max is set to expand its viewing options, starting with the first race of this year's NASCAR Cup Series this Sunday. For the first time, the streaming service will offer a multiview option with the NASCAR Driver Cam feature, which Max plans to offer during every race on the 2025 schedule.
Every car — as many as 40 per race — will have a 1080p driver cam. Fans will be able to watch up to four of these at once. They can select individual driver cams or choose between two pre-set options featuring four streams each. Max says the drivers included in these will be selected "based on the most compelling matchups and storylines each week," as well as a fan vote on X and Instagram.
The NASCAR Driver Cam will include an audio mix of scanner team radios and ambient car noise. Each driver's stream will also have live stats such as their position, race status, lap number and stage, along with telemetry data like their car's speed and RPM. Leaderboards will be available in multiview too. You'll be able to pause, rewind and fast forward the live video, and each driver's stream will be available on demand after races.
It's an intriguing, and arguably overdue, step by Max that could help make NASCAR races feel more immersive. Rival streaming platforms such as DAZN and YouTube TV have long offered sports multiview options.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https
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Mount Rushmore State residents have plenty of internet options. These are the best to make your decision easy.
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All PS Plus subscribers can play these games from Feb. 4 to March 3.
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Xfinity's new software will be an upgrade for home internet users. Here's what you need to know.
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You can keep your home safe by mounting a security camera, but you'll create headaches for yourself and your neighbors by placing it in the wrong spot.
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Melatonin can make some people feel groggy the next day. If that's you, these are the expert-approved sleep aids to try instead.
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