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Just Video Walls (JVW), a Florida-based MicroLED supplier built by integrators for integrators, has expanded its headquarters and expert team by adding another 5,500 square feet to its Tamarac, FL facility and strengthened its leadership and support team with six high-profile hires.
"We're highly focused on the vision we had from day one," said Jim Koenig, CRO at JVW. "This expansion, coupled with our powerhouse new team members, illustrates the dedication to building a brand centered around support, training, and delivering confidence to our dealer partners. JVW isn't just about the tech--we're about empowering the people behind every incredible installation."
Credit card debt has become a real problem for Americans ages 50 and older. Per a survey conducted by AARP, almost 50% of them pay for basic living expenses using credit.
According to the organization, 47% of people aged 50 and above, who already have credit card balances, are borrowing even more for expenses like food, housing, and healthcare. In the last year, about 17% were forced to use credit cards every month to pay for essentials.
SwitchBot just announced its latest innovation, the SwitchBot Roller Shade, and the company promises it's the first of its kind in the world. Not only is it smart, but it's the first adjustable and fabric-replaceable roller shade on the market.
Rather than ordering customized blinds for different window sizes, the SwitchBot Roller Shade can be altered at home by adjusting the retractable curtain box, which fits widths from 22.8 to 72.8 inches.
70mai has announced the launch of its 70mai Dash Cam 4K Omni, a 360° dash cam with horizontal rotation functionality. The 4K Omni builds upon its predecessor with the addition of a rear camera, providing dual-channel recording. This system pairs a 4K Sony STARVIS 2-enabled front camera with an HDR rear camera to provide true-to-life visuals.
Abode Systems has expanded its DIY smart home security solutions with the debut of the Abode Apple TV app, completing the Abode app ecosystem, along with a release of an upgraded version of its app for Android TV. Both the Abode Apple TV and Android TV apps are available now in their respective app stores.
"With the release of the Apple TV app and expanded Android TV app, we've completely rounded out the Abode app ecosystem," said Chris Carney, CEO and founder of Abode Systems. "Abode customers can now control and manage their home security and smart devices from anywhere, regardless of device. Whether customers are leveraging their phones, watches, tablets, computers, and now their TVs, the Abode experience is consistent and uniform across them all."