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I love that I can have my Tesla Model 3 read text messages to me, but sometimes they're lengthy and I don't want it to keep reading. Sometimes the messages contain markup and Tesla even reads that and it goes on forever.

I've tried pressing the wheel button, telling it to stop, etc., but I've not found anything that works.

I needed to pause WiFi device group, but when I tried to in the Google Home app it just gave me busy indicator for 10s seconds and then gave up, remaining unpaused.

I've done this in the past, so I know it's possible.

I tried stopping the app and clearing cache. I did not go as far as rebooting the Nest WiFi router.

To work around, I created a new schedule starting now (or a bit before) for a couple of hours, and plan to adjust as needed.

Is this a new bug?

I have three Google Accounts set up on my phone (screenshot): Work G-suite, Personal G-suite and Personal G-mail (because some of Google's services don't work with G-suite, e.g. YouTube TV Family). All of my Google Home devices are set up with my Personal G-suite.

Usually things work, but every once in a while, the Google Pixel Device Controls says it can't reach devices. So I launch the Google Home app only to find it has switched to my Work G-suite account. I manually switch it back and things again work fine... until next time it randomly flips.

I really don't need my Work G-suite account linked to Google Home at all, but I don't know of a way to

TL;DR: My Mobvoi warranty experience was pleasant and speedier than I would have imagined!

In late June, I wore my 6-month-old Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3 GPS into a shallow pool for 10-15 minutes. I was eager to compare with another swimmer with their Apple Watch

Later that evening, I got a notification with the expected vibration -- but the vibration never stopped. It just kept buzzing non-stop. It was getting warm, too. I finally managed to reboot it. I took it off and set it on an air conditioner vent to cool/dry and then later charged it. It was still acting laggy and constantly locking the screen, so I did a factory reset.

After the reset, it was laggy for half a day, but as things got

My car has a "next track" button that, when I hit it, seems to choose some random station. I'd much rather it go the next item in "My Stations".

I've dug through the settings and can't seem to find anything.

Is this just a limitation of the iHeartRadio app?

I have 3 Google accounts (Personal G-Suite, Work G-Suite and Personal GMail).

When I go into my Pixel 5 settings, the search bar has an account selector showing. It has my work account, which weirds me out a little.

What is the significance of selecting an account in settings? Does it have any bearing on the settings, or is it just another convenient (yet confusing) way of exposing your accounts?

Has anyone found a zero-gap wrist band for the TicWatch Pro 3?

I've seen similar ones for Samsung, such as this one. But since that's for a 46mm Samsung, I'm guessing it wouldn't work in the 47mm TicWatch (being hapless, I assume no wiggle room).

With GPay on WearOS (TicWatch Pro 3), I can see my credit card, but none of my shopper cards (glorified bar codes) show up. These would be handy to have on the screen. I plan to try StoCard as a fallback, but I'd prefer not to have to maintain them on GPay on the phone AND StoCard.

Am I overlooking something?

I have a SB36512-F6 I need to wall mount under a wall-mounted TV. Because there are upward firing speakers, I worry the TV itself will interfere with their sound. How much clearance is needed between the top of the soundbar and the bottom of the TV for the Atmos drivers' sound to clear the TV?

Alternatively, I could mount above the TV, but then the forward drivers would be 2-3 feet above seated ear level.