https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...h-wi-fi-kettle
A wi-fi kettle, ffs
I can not see any benefit whatsoever to this invention.
You may think for a second it's good for someone with mobility issues, then you realise they will still need to go to the kettle once it's boiled. Plus it will need to be filled.
Years ago I saw a bloke on the tv put a couple of rashers of bacon on a george forman grill before he want to bed and it had a timer on the socket so he'd wake up to the smell of bacon It may not have been real.
I do like these lightbulbs you can get that you can operate with your phone however.
I always wanted a clapper after seeing them on American telly.
They are advertising those Ring.com doorbells now over hear.
I thought it was a good idea but it's a bit excessive imo.
If someone rings the doorbell and you are not there and they are delivering a parcel to be signed for what are you going to say?
Sorry I am taking a **** right now I can't sign for it.
Plus the design of the bell is obvious so a burglar will recongnise it.
Also this motion sensor stuff is good but if you are in bed and your phone starts alerting you it's unsettling.
I prefer the idea of a security camera you could keep an eye on from your phone when you were on holiday.
got cheapo IP cameras for when we go away.
More to keep an eye on the neighbour, I think, who comes in to feeds the cats.
make sure there is no ****ing into the Mrs' knicker drawer, etc
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