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Imagining the next Google Home, LG Watch Style is just $170, and Netflix ditches the stars

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Wouldn't it be great to have Google Home connect to an already existing mesh network? It looks like

Wouldn't it be great to have Google Home connect to an already existing mesh network? It looks like that's on the horizon. [Android Central]( [Your next Google Home could double as a Wi-Fi router]( [Your next Google Home could double as a Wi-Fi router]( Google is reportedly working on a two-in-one device that combines the helpful Assistant features of Google Home with the Wi-Fi mesh routing capabilities of Google Wifi. The existence of such a thing would not only cut down on the number of devices you have in any given room, but it'll offer a one-up on the Amazon Echo, which does not currently offer a built-in Wi-Fi router. [See what the Google Home can do]( [Amazon will refund $70 million in accidental in-app purchases]( Amazon has effectively rescinded its appeal this week against the 2016 federal court decision which found the online retailer guilty of illegally billing users for unauthorized in-app purchases. Amazon had been ordered to provide refunds to those who had been affected. --------------------------------------------------------------- [LG Watch Style is once again down to $179 at Best Buy]( The LG Watch Style has seen its first major price cut a few weeks ago, not even two months into its retail life. Best Buy is once again [offering the smartwatch for $179.99]( for all three colors. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Netflix's new ratings system gets a thumbs-up]( Netflix has rolled out its new ratings system and recommendation engine, replacing the star-based option for the simpler, more participation-friendly "thumbs-up, thumbs-down." --------------------------------------------------------------- [Galaxy S8 DeX Station and other accessories are now on pre-order]( If you're all lined up to get a brand new [Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+]( when it lands on the virtual shelves you can [preorder everything you need to go along with it from Amazon](. --------------------------------------------------------------- That's all for today! Enjoy the rest of the day, and we'll see you again tomorrow! Android Central, 3151 E Thomas Street Inverness, FL 34453 Don't like these emails? [Unsubscribe](.

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