It wasn’t too long ago that our own Taylor Martin reviewed the sleek Dell Venue 8 7000 tablet, and it seems as though the company has already released it’s followup device. Dubbed the Dell Venue 10 7000, this new Android-powered tablet features similar specifications and build to the Venue 8 7000, but with a few interesting additions. For starters, the Venue 10 7000 is mostly the same when it comes to specifications.

Although we’ve only heard whispers and rumors leading up to the LG G5’s release, the lack of an official announcement and spec sheet means that we really haven’t had anything solid to lean on. One way that the LG G5 is rumored to deviate from the G4 is that the volume and power buttons are rumored to appear on the device’s side. Those of you who are thinking this sounds perfectly normal must have missed the last several entries in LG’s smartphone listing.

Earlier this week, we reported on the Ecobee4, a smart thermostat that could also accept voice commands from Amazon’s Alexa digital assistant. Now, GE has announced it will sell a smart desk lamp that will also have Alexa voice support. Pre-orders for the lamp, called The C by GE Sol (yeah, we know it’s weird) will be going live soon. Alexa is the quiet star of CES News The LED lamp can be used by its owners to perform any Alexa voice command, such as reading the news, ordering dinner, or playing a song.

Google is known for its products that help the connected traveler navigate. Whether it’s the concrete jungle or actual jungle, you have apps like Google Maps and Google Transit, which have integrated local services that are also location-aware. For armchair tourists out there, there’s also Google Earth and Google Street View, which offer a view of various locales without even leaving your desk. Business View also lets users check out the interior of notable establishments through a 360-degree interface.

Palash Volvoikar / Android Authority TL;DR Steam for Chrome OS is finally 100% official. The service will start as an alpha test with only a limited number of Chromebooks supported. Since this is an alpha test, it is most certainly not ready for primetime. Last week, Google mistakenly showed off a presentation slide that appeared to confirm the long-awaited support of Steam on Chromebooks. The presentation mentioned a site people could read with information on how to get started with alpha testing, but no site materialized.

The beta version of Google Maps just received an update giving us a sneak peek at what we can expect to see arrive on the stable version in the near future. These additions include a long-awaited feature that lets you choose to keep your map north-oriented as well as a passive swipe-protection capability that lets Maps interpret deliberate swipes versus accidental ones. “Keep map north up” is the new feature available in the Navigation settings.

It’s a new day which means Google has a new Nexus 7 short and to the point video tutorial for anyone interested in more details on how their newly purchased Jelly Bean tablet works. It’s now time to look at a more interesting Jelly Bean feature, the new Google Now search function that’s available on the device. The 60-second video embedded below shows users how Google Now works and why it can be a great app to use for your daily activities.

LastPass is one of the most popular password managers available today, but to take advantage of all of its premium features, you’ll need to pay for a premium subscription. With that said, starting today users will begin to have a little more freedom with the service without having to pay an extra cost. LastPass is now free to use on mobile devices, including both smartphones and tablets, and passwords can now be synced across any one platform for free.

One thing I’ve always appreciated about Samsung’s Clock app was the ability to set any of your audio files as your alarm. After all, who wants to wake up to the same obnoxious tune every morning? Well, the latest update to Google’s own Clock app is finally bringing that feature as well as a few other minor improvements. 10 best alarm clock apps for Android Apps Google updated its Clock app to v5.

TL;DR There is a new OnePlus Robert Downey Jr. partnership which will see the famous actor promoting the company’s products. The first image from the partnership shows Downey Jr. holding a OnePlus 7 Pro. It’s expected that Downey Jr.’s campaigns will be specialized towards Asian countries, specifically India and China. On the official Robert Downey Jr. Weibo page, the world-famous actor posted a new image of himself wearing a blue suit while standing in front of a blue McLaren holding a blue smartphone.