Daniel Tyson

1 day ago | eftm.com | Daniel Tyson

Announced earlier this month, the ECOVACS DEEBOT T50 PRO OMNI is one of their latest models to hit the Australian market, with a slimline design and impressive suction power. Priced at $1,499 and available in-store now, as well as online. It’s Ecovac’s lowest profile robot vacuum to date with a height of just 81mm. It also brings hot water washing, tangle free brush & AIVI 3D 3.0 object detection and avoidance.

1 day ago | eftm.com | Daniel Tyson

Ahead of their I/O developer conference next week, Google has hosted an Android Round Table hosted by Sameer Samat, President, Android Ecosystem overnight, laying out what’s next in Android 16 which is set to launch in the coming months. The next version of Android will focus on a more personal and expressive design for Android, as well as bring their Gemni AI assistant to more devices, and deliver more safety and security features.

2 days ago | magnoliatribune.com | Daniel Tyson

New auto tariffs mean Mississippians can expect to pay between $2,000 to $12,000 more per new vehicle, says Marty Milstead, president of the Mississippi Automobile Dealers Association. The long-term impact of the Trump administration’s tariffs on automobiles and automotive parts is uncertain, but industry insiders say Mississippi will feel the weight of those decisions whether purchasing a car or simply being a weekend mechanic.

2 days ago | eftm.com | Daniel Tyson

Announced earlier this year, the Vivobook 15 (X1502) is now on-sale in Australia and we’re getting to take it for a spin. As a member of the more budget focused line, the Vivobook still packs a punch for the $1,299 price tag. The laptop comes with a large 15.6” IPS-level display and is powered by up to a 13th gen Intel Core i5, 16GB of RAM, 1TB M.2 SSD – all powered by 42 WHr 3-cel Li-ion battery.

3 days ago | magnoliatribune.com | Daniel Tyson

Commissioner Andy Gipson says inflation, interest rates and higher cost of supplies are costing farmers more. Mississippi’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce, Andy Gipson, said Monday that President Donald Trump’s tariffs will benefit the state’s farmers by negotiating treaties advantageous to the U.S. farming sector. “We were literally the world’s breadbasket,” he said during a speech at the Stennis Institute Luncheon in Jackson.