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Now's the time to look into flowers for Valentine's Day -- take it from personal experience, you don't want to end up with whatever's left at the grocery store at the last minute. Instead, you can ensure you have the prettiest petals delivered on time. Our picks for the best flower delivery services for Valentine's Day will help you find an arrangement that is totally unique, exotic, interesting and sure to earn you brownie points with whomever you're sending them to -- even if it's Mom.Arranging a curated delivery of fresh roses or other Valentine's Day flowers online is also simple. Thanks to the proliferation of online floral delivery outfits, intricate floral designs, rustic bouquets and potted plants are available and ready to ship at a moment's notice or schedule ahead of time, and your selection of options is bigger than an English garden. The best flower delivery service options for Valentine's Day -- or any day -- offer beautiful blooms that are often sourced from an … [Read more...] about The best flower delivery services for Valentine’s Day 2021

LAS VEGAS — Parrot, the company behind the popular AR. Drone quadcopter , has revealed a prototype of its not-yet-launched Flower Power smart gardening gadget, which allows users to get data in real time about how to best care for plants, flowers and your lawn. Whether you're a gardening pro or kill every plant you own, the Flower Power device — which is shaped like a pair of shears and comes in emerald or brown — measures sunlight, humidity, temperature and fertilizer. The company gave Mashable a demo during the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show of the device, which will be available for consumers by the end of 2013, and we were impressed with the intricacies of the hardware and software. "We are always coming up with new concepts, and this is one we have been working on for 18 months," a Parrot spokesperson said. "We know that the future is full of sensors and we want to be one of the main companies working on this new technology." SEE ALSO: AR. Drone … [Read more...] about High-Tech Flower Power Tool Keeps You From Killing Plants

It looks like straw art might become a thing soon. SEE ALSO: Farmers in China create crop art of a massive detailed royal robe Just last week, a construction site in Henan, China, erected more than 200 scarecrows in the shape of animals and cartoon characters to create hype for its soon-to-be opened wild animal safari. This week, a rapeseed flower field in Chongqing in Southwest China is now home to towering T-Rexes, water buffalo and mammoths, all made out of straw. It's yet unknown if this straw Jurassic Park was created as a marketing stunt, but it's definitely drawing crowds of curious visitors wanting a photo op. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments. … [Read more...] about A real-life Jurassic Park has sprung up amid flower fields in China

Every few years will see the introduction of a new TV technology, introducing new buzzwords for TV buyers to get their heads around. In the past year, we’ve seen the likes of VRR and HLG enter the lexicon around today’s commercial TVs, which have their own guides you can delve into. In this article, though, we’re taking a step back to address HDR, or high dynamic range – a TV technology that’s been widespread for several years now, with almost every television (bar the very cheapest) claiming to support it.Let’s look at why HDR isn’t quite that simple, and why your current cheap TV might not be delivering the great HDR picture you bought it for.The basics of backlight controlThe main aim of HDR content is to increase the dynamic range of the image on-screen. This happens in two key areas: shadow detail and specular highlight detail. That means more image information in the darkest and lightest areas of an image: grimmer stonework in … [Read more...] about You won’t get real HDR on a cheap TV – here’s why

On a Wednesday evening, there's a room filled with a handful of people, talking about their plants. The ones they have, the ones they want and the ones that've passed on to that big flower pot in the sky. "Someone gave me an aloe plant two weeks ago, and I'm already killing it," one person says."Welcome to the world of killing unkillable plants," another responds. This room isn't happening in defiance of pandemic protocol. After all, plant parents aren't a notoriously rebellious crowd. It's happening on a buzzy new app, launched in 2020, called Clubhouse. CNET Mobile Discover the latest news and best reviews in smartphones and carriers from CNET's mobile experts. Clubhouse, which is still in beta and isn't yet available to the public, was founded by Paul Davison and Rohan Seth. It's an audio-based social platform. You can enter rooms (or create a room) and hear or participate in discussions on topics: how to pitch your startup idea, the future of marriage, whether … [Read more...] about Elon Musk, Zuckerberg are helping Clubhouse break out from its exclusive beta