Google's Alphabet hits the $1 trillion mark

Pet gadgets, the upcoming iPhone, and more... January 16, 2020 Mobile Musings Apple's next iPhone Pro will scan 3D objects There were already plenty of rumors about the next iPhone adding a time-of-flight sensor for better depth recording. As of today, we can add yet another claim to that growing pile of documentation. In a note to investors spotted by CNBC, Barclays' semiconductor analysts noted that the upcoming iPhones will include a time-of-flight sensor on the rear camera to help with 3D image capture on the Pro versions. In addition to helping with AR, the new rear-camera sensor could boost portrait photos as it captures more depth-of-field information. Full story below: [CHECK IT OUT]( Industry Market Watch Google's Alphabet hits the $1 trillion mark Google's parent company, Alphabet, has crossed the trillion dollar mark in trading. The company's stock has rallied more than 8% since the end of 2019, after a gain of 28% last year. The stock moved from $900 billion in just under 50 days. It closed on Thursday at $1,450.16. Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley lifted his price target for the company to $1,734, from $1,550. At this rate, the company is set to continue its bullish growth. Full story below: [CHECK IT OUT]( Gadgets & Gizmos High-tech gadgets for your pets Our modern era has given birth to a plethora of high-tech pet gadgets, putting to shame simple stuffed animals, chew toys, and catnip. Let's be honest, animal lovers enjoy indulging their pets. That's why they'll love this list of some of the coolest trackers, feeders, games, and other over-the-top toys that will make the neighbor's poodle green with envy. From the waterproof Whistle Go health tracker, to the PetNet smartfeeder that sends alerts to your device and develops a nurtion plan for your pet, the below list has everything you need to bring Fido into the 21st Century: [CHECK IT OUT]( How Does It Work? How the heck does the internet work? It's one of the most important technological innovations in the history of human kind, but few people actually understand how the internet works. While the internet is certainly complicated, involving thousands of servers, data centers, and miles and miles of transmission cable, its overall operation is actually fairly easy to understand. Check out this short but informative video that explains the entire process of how information travels around the world and ends up on your laptop, desktop, and smartphone: [How does the INTERNET work? | ICT #2]( Technology Homecoming Monitor your home’s energy consumption without breaking the bank Want to know how much energy your home is using? You can take the power company’s word for it, or you can measure your usage yourself. With a device like the Emporia Vue you can do this fairly simply and without having to complete any major rewiring. The Emporia Vue uses a pair of electromagnetic current sensors that clip on top of the two electrical mains that enter your circuit breaker. The sensors can detect the total amount of wattage your home is pulling down from the grid, and this information is fed once per second to an attached monitor and to an app on your smartphone. Read the full review below: [CHECK IT OUT]( Thanks for reading today and be sure to stay tuned for our next edition. Until Next Time, This has been John Denton P.S. Know someone who'd love Digital Daily Download? Be sure to send them to this link so they can get signed up: [digitaldailydownload.com]( You are receiving this e-mail because you made a great decision to receive the Digital Daily Download Newsletter. If for any reason you believe you received this email in error, you can safely ignore it, or [click here to unsubscribe]( or [vist the profile center](. © 2019 Digital Daily Download. All Rights Reserved. 20 North Orange Avenue, Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida, 32801