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The other variants of the Roborock S7 MaxV is also on sale: Roborock S7 MaxV Plus – $869 (reg. $1,159)Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra – $1399 (not currently discounted) This is the regular S7 MaxV, without any auto-empty bin. So it’s still very expensive for just a robot vacuum. But this robot vacuum is so good. The S7 MaxV does have Roborock’s ReactiveAI and Stereo Camera. Which will allow the robot vacuum to map out your home a bit more accurately, and offering up a 3D floor plan....

In a blog post today, Blizzard reveals a little of what players can expect when they finally reach this new area. Beset with the game’s most insidious dangers, The Realm Of Damnation is Skarn’s personal lair. A piece of hell that he carved out for himself in the midst of the chaos at the end of Diablo II: Lord Of Destruction. Although Blizzard doesn’t have any new footage or screenshots to share, it does provide some audio samples to get players amped up for the adventure....

The Calendar Notification app keeps your agenda right next to your notifications The Calendar Notification app keeps your agenda right next to your notifications This may sound like an odd idea, but some of you may find it useful, for several reasons. First of all, you’ll hardly miss an appointment this way, and you can always glance at your agenda when you’re checking out your notifications. Another reason is… well, the app looks great, and it fits extremely well with most Android UIs....

In addition to Huawei, Canada is also banning Chinese manufacturer ZTE over similar concerns In addition to Huawei, Canada is also banning Chinese manufacturer ZTE over similar concerns Following the Bloomberg report (via Android Central), Canada’s Minister of Public Safety Marco Mendicino, and the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, François-Philippe Champagne, held a joint press conference explaining the decision. The ministers said that the trade ban will also apply to manufacturer ZTE over similar concerns....

According to the report, the Galaxy S20 series is picking up this update in “almost” all major US wireless carriers. We don’t have a changelog handy to confirm the contents of the new software package. But don’t be hopeful of any new features and/or functional improvements. The latest update likely only brings the privacy and security fixes that are part and parcel of the November SMR from Google and Samsung. There could be some additional bug fixes and stability improvements from the Korean firm, but that’s about it....