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"The mug pairs with an app that lets you adjust and monitor your beverage’s temperature, which is a great feature for those of us who like to pour a cup of coffee and then observe it from afar." slate.com/technology/201…
"The mug even features an LED near the base that changes colors to indicate the status of the mug and its contents; . . . If you are in a bad mood for some reason, you can make the LED turn blood red, perhaps while loudly grumbling 'MY MUG’S LED IS BLOOD RED, LIKE MY MOOD.'"
"At long last, you can finally get some answers to age-old questions such as: Does coffee taste better when served at 126 degrees, or at 127 degrees? How about 128 degrees? Or 129? What does coffee taste like when served at precisely 130 degrees? Or 131?"
"If the Ember app lets you remotely adjust and monitor your beverage’s temperature, then presumably it might also let someone else—an unscrupulous hacker, perhaps?—monitor and adjust its temperature."
