Using the new feature, users can pin three posts or reels on top of their Instagram profile. Treat this feature similar to what we already have for Twitter, called “pinned tweet.” This way, users can highlight their best work, i.e., post or reel on their Instagram profile. In the process of using this grid pinning feature, you need to tap on the three dots icon on any individual post that you want on top of your profile....

These changes will give people more control over how people see their profiles. This is good, as it’s been just a grid of squares for a while. The app chooses how the posts are displayed, but there are some posts that you’d want displayed in a certain way. But, Instagram will let you change how your posts are displayed But, Instagram will let you change how your posts are displayed...

The Petcube is a camera that is specifically designed to keep an eye on your pets – mostly dogs. It’s a pretty small camera that can be angled in different ways, and also alert you when your dog is barking. There’s also motion detection, and night vision available. The Petcube will capture video in 1080p, so you can see exactly what your pet is doing while you’re gone. If your dog is getting on the counter and he shouldn’t be, there is a microphone inside the camera that can be used to tell them to get down....

The lawsuit was filed by buyers of the Fitbit Versa Lite and the Versa 2. They claim that all Fitbit wearables are prone to the same issues as the Ionic during an overheating episode. “Reasonable consumers, like Plaintiffs, purchase the Products to burn calories — not their skin — and to safely pursue a healthy lifestyle with the aid of a smartwatch,” the lawsuit states (via Android Authority). The complaint includes pictures of burns caused by other Fitbit wearables such as the Sense, Versa 3, Blaze, Inspire, and Inspire 2....

This is how much of my clinical work has seemed over the years—like playing Plinko. You start out with a general sense of where you’d like to end up with a client, but somehow, things bounce around, and the actual end point of treatment is in a completely different (and sometimes very surprising) direction. There’s a Plinko quality to parenting as well—we, as parents, set our sights on specific goals and outcomes for our kids, and then…reality says otherwise....