Duurzame Energie Nieuws: 27 augustus 2025 - 29 augustus 2025

October 11, 2025, 10:39 PM EDT. After years of hands‑on testing drawing tablets, I’ve spotted the Prime Day deals that actually matter. With Prime Day running October 10–13, 2025, these offers aren’t random; they’re backed by real performance notes and full reviews. Highlights include the XPPen Artist Pro 19 Gen, now $759.99, and the Wacom MovinkPad 11 at $424.95, both strong options for different workflows. Our guides cover beginners, enthusiasts, and pros, plus Procreate lovers can check our Prime Day iPad deals guide. Expect discounts across major brands—Wacom, Huion, Xencelabs, XP-Pen—with practical advice on compatibility, pen latency, and warranty. For a broader view, explore our comprehensive drawing tablet roundups.

October 11, 2025, 10:36 PM EDT. Domain investing is often misunderstood, dismissed as a relic of the 90s, yet it has matured into a legitimate asset class built on meaning. While cybersquatting headlines linger, serious investors focus on generic, descriptive, or creative names with broad applicability. The field now behaves like venture capital for language — you buy the words that will define future brands. The triad that underpins value remains: scarcity, utility, and liquidity. There’s only one home.com or mind.ai (scarcity). A good domain instantly builds trust and recall (utility). The long game demands patience: most domains never sell, carrying costs and renewal fees weigh decisions. Still, the few high‑conviction names can unlock outsized returns as the internet evolves.

October 11, 2025, 10:28 PM EDT. Google's Pixel Watch 4 finally positions the Android smartwatch as a category leader. Priced at $349.99, this fourth‑gen model adds a repairable chassis, a domed Actua 360 display, and longer battery life with faster charging. Under the hood, a faster processor and Wear OS 6 with Material 3 Expressive unify with Gemini on the wrist and a more natural raise-to-talk gesture. Health tracking improves with refined sleep metrics, dual-frequency GPS, and smarter automatic activity detection. The 41mm and 45mm designs keep Google’s language consistent, while brighter display (up to 3,000 nits) helps in sunlight. The verdict: the Pixel Watch 4 is the most interesting flagship smartwatch of the season, even if GPS maps and charger quirks persist.

October 11, 2025, 10:27 PM EDT. Google’s Pixel Watch 4 is a masterclass in refinement: faster charging, a stunning domed display, and a more repairable chassis address lingering weak spots while dual-frequency GPS and Gemini AI deepen its capabilities. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel; it perfects a mature design that remains comfortable for everyday wear and continues to lead Android smartwatch usability. Battery life is similar to the Pixel Watch 3, but improvements in charging speed and software generosity make day-to-day use feel smoother. The watch still lacks a rugged option in Google’s lineup and remains sensitive to drops, but the wrist-worn experience is polished, powerful, and among the best choices for most Android users. Samsung and OnePlus push competition, yet Pixel Watch 4 stands out as Google’s strongest wearable yet.

October 11, 2025, 10:26 PM EDT. The KeySmart SmartCard is a sub-2mm, rechargeable tracking card that slides into a wallet and pairs with Apple Find My. It lets you ping, view on a map, and receive a Lost Mode message if it’s left behind. Features include Qi wireless charging, an eight‑month battery life, and an IPX8 waterproof rating. A 3-pack is on sale for $74.97 (MSRP $119.97) with free shipping through Oct. 12. Use it in a wallet, on a work badge, or in a bag to reduce misplacement—slimmer and smarter than a traditional tracker.