Welcome to Ep. 12 of Wyze Bytes! In this week’s episode, we’d like express our sincere thanks to John Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their outstanding contributions to lithium-ion batteries. Battery improvements have greatly extended the range of cover for our smart home devices, but just as John said, there’s more work to be done. Nothing is good enough for Goodenough.
What’s new at Wyze this week:
- We’re officially in Q4! We have pallets of products ready to ship out for the upcoming holiday season. Guess what’s under the wrap?
- For our 3D printing aficionados, we’re running a competition with MyMiniFactory. Share your best Wyze Cam 3D-printed accessory or your most spectacular print fail for a chance to win more Wyze products!
- Mark your calendars! Mark your calendars! We’re turning 2 on October 24 🥳 We’ll have something special for you and we’ll be handing out awards for the best Wyze Cam videos of the year. If you’ve got a great video, submit it at https://wyze.com/inspired-by-wyze for a chance to win $1,000 and every Wyze product every made!
What’s happening in our creative communities:
- Halloween is coming! Don’t forget to grab a costume for your cam as you decorate your (haunted) house!
- 😉 The most delicious timelapse
- Wake up and start your day the Wyze way
- What kinds of four-leg visitors do you usually have?
Tips & Tricks:
- How to flip the video 180 degrees if you hang the cam upside down? (aka the Bat-Cam!)
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