By offering an open API that everyone can use to connect their products to Nest thermostats and smoke detectors, Nest is trying to establish its product as the go-to hub that all connected objects, from cars to smart light bulbs, can tie into, enabling new features that would not be otherwise possible. Under the “Works with Nest experience” program, companies like IFTTT, Jawbone, LIFX, Logitech, Mercedes-Benz, Whirlpool, Chamberlain, and Google are already tapping into the data opened up by Nest, with more partners to come in the future.

Not everyone is born with artistic talents. But even if all you can manage is a stick man drawing, becoming a creative professional is still achievable. To succeed in this industry, though, you’ll need to master the Adobe Creative Cloud. Today’s deal is the perfect way to conquer this powerful package. The Complete Adobe Mastery Bundle contains 11 learning kits to give you creative skills that past masters could only dream about.

If you thought Samsung couldn’t add any more useful features — like the built-in TV remote function — to the Galaxy S4, think again. The company’s latest Android-powered flagship smartphone comes with a little something called S Translator. Its job is, as its name suggests, help users survive in certain places where the people do not speak their native language, through the power of translation. Such a feature would surely be useful the next time you venture out of your home country.

Android Auto support has been put in a large number of cars on the road, allowing owners to navigate to their destination with Google Maps, listen to their playlists and more much. However, all of them require the use of a connected smartphone in order to work, either with a cable or, in a few instances, wirelessly. The good news is Google has been working on a standalone version of Android Auto that will work without a smartphone for a while now.

Coding is your ticket to a dream job. Developers can often work from anywhere and, usually, make a very good living doing it. According to Daxx.com, the average Python Developer’s salary in the U.S. is $103,492.There are a variety of routes into coding. You don’t have to be a genius either, you just need a fairly logical mind and a willingness to learn. If you’re thinking about giving it a go, Python is arguably one of the best places to start.

This quad core 1.5 Ghz Exynos chip isn’t exactly a surprise, because Samsung talked about it (Exynos 4412) before. Not to mention that there were plenty of Galaxy S3 rumors that said it has a quad core 1.5 Ghz processor. But they haven’t shown it yet, and they will get the opportunity to do so at MWC very soon. The Exynos 4412 is made at 32nm, so it should be more efficient than the Tegra 3 at maximum load, which was made at 40 nm, but not sure if overall, too, because Tegra 3 has that 5th core for lower-end tasks.

Robert Triggs / Android Authority TL;DR An Apple executive pushed the company to make iMessage available for Android back in 2013. The executive cited the threat of Google buying WhatsApp as a reason to steam ahead. A fellow Apple executive pushed back against the proposal. Senior Apple executive Eddie Cue previously conceded that an Android version of iMessage could be developed, but fellow executive Phil Schiller claimed that “moving iMessage to Android will hurt us more than help us.

Sir Hydarnes is at it again. After leaking us the Galaxy Note 7 wallpapers yesterday, today we’ve been gifted screenshots from the Note 7‘s Grace UX interface, most interestingly those relating to the iris scanner and S Pen Air Command menu. The Galaxy Note 7 press renders leak and you can pre-order it already News In the lock screen and security settings you can see there is a new option below Fingerprints called Irises.

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Xiaomi said the Poco F2 Pro will retail for €499 (~$559) in Europe, but it looks like the company may have been less than forthcoming about actual pricing. According to NotebookCheck, the phone’s real price actually starts somewhat higher. The outlet noted that Xiaomi Germany’s website lists the Poco F2 Pro starting price at €599 (~$671). It’s also worth noting that Xiaomi Spain currently sells the base model for €529, but machine-translation suggests that the €499 price will go into effect on June 6.