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This MECOOL M8S PRO TV Box Review was written for Mega Store Central by an indepent contributor after using this Android Kodi box on a regular basis within a home network. This is a small device that will be easily hidden among your other electronic peripherals connected to your television. This Kodi box measures 4.02 x 4.02 x 0.83 inches in diameter. The MECOOL M8S PRO TV Box remote is equipped with a learning system so you can pair it with your television and use the same remote for both devices at once. It also comes with some handy buttons such as browser, home, mute, delete, and volume. The typical mouse toggle is also present on this remote as well. As with most Android TV Boxes, I suggest using a Bluetooth remote which will enhance the responsiveness and make it easier to type with. The Rii I8 Mini Bluetooth Wireless Touchpad Keyboard With Mouse is my favorite remote for Kodi boxes and it works well with the MECOOL M8S PRO TV Box as well. This is a powerful d

To start off, I will list all the items included in the box, and then talk about each of them. Here is what you get: -An instruction manual -A charger -Rechargeable battery -Radio - Car itself To start off, there are a few different instruction manuals included. The first is for the transmitter, and it includes information on how to set fail safes manually on the receiver. It also has a bunch of basic information regarding how to set trims and dual rates, as well as reversing options on the radio. Additionally, there is a lot of information on the esc, which has its own dedicated instructions. It talks about programming via a card, although I haven’t found what programming card is necessary. Next, the actual user’s manual is very comprehensive. Although it is not in color, it has a lot of blown-up parts views, as well as information on setting hardware adjustments. Every part is listed and identified via a code, so you can easily find it online. The charger consists of

“There are few health issues that cause more stress and anxiety than sleep problems and few that are as innocuous and treatable.” So writes sleep expert Dr Chris Winter in the opening chapter of his new book, The Sleep Solution: Why Your Sleep is Broken and How to Fix It (Scribe Publications). Dubbed as the sleep whisperer by US writer and entrepreneur Arianna Huffington, Dr Winter works with athletes and sports teams around the world to improve their performance. He says he set out to write a primer on sleep – in contrast to all the technical, fact-driven books on sleep or the ones that offer you a hundred tips on how to sleep better. But starting by calling sleep problems “innocuous and treatable” sounds rather unsympathetic albeit hopeful to people who struggle with sleep problems for years. Speaking from his neurology and sleep medicine clinic in Charlottesville, Virginia, Dr Winter says: “I wanted to take people on a sleep journey with this book but also to help reade

Facebook is set to reveal a standalone Oculus virtual reality headset sometime later this year, Bloomberg reports, with a ship date of sometime in 2018. The headset will work without requiring a tethered PC or smartphone, according to the report, and will be branded with the Oculus name around the world, except in China, where it’ll carry Xiaomi trade dress and run some Xiaomi software as part of a partnership that extends to manufacturing plans for the device. Wireless VR, and VR that doesn’t require any additional devices beyond a headset is a known goal for Facebook and Oculus, as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has previously discussed a mid-point category between entry-level smartphone-based VR as demonstrated by the Samsung Gear VR, and PC-based high-end VR like that found in the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. HTC announced its intentions to build a standalone VR device based on Google’s Daydream platform earlier this year. Samsung is also working on standalone VR, w

The iPhone 8’s biggest problem is clear. Despite a radical new design, massive display, wireless charging, vertically aligned dual camera and entirely new notification system, the price is going to be very high. But is there now some good news here as well? Maybe… Business Insider states that Apple plans to start iPhone 8 pricing from $1,000 remain unchanged meaning top tier storage could cost $1,100 - $1,200 (and this is why). But according to a new report it has obtained from analysts’ Nomura-Instinet, carriers may be about to ride to the rescue. iPhone 8 concept based on the latest leaks. Citing “record-low upgrade rates” among carriers people in the know says they have reason to believe carriers are now desperate to come out on top in what is expected to be a “supercycle” upgrade when the iPhone 8 launches. As such the company has discovered evidence of “assertive promotions” where carriers will stomach some of the cost to bring down the cost of the handset f