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This week we found some interesting posts, smarthome overlays for your home, *Chromium* alternatives in your favorite distribution and be able to send content from your mobile phone to TV with very little effort. Have I woken up your Maker side yet?.... Well, go ahead!
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**How to Choose and Optimise Your Raspberry Pi Browser:** Not only *Chromium* lives the navigator. Here there are alternatives that may not seem interesting at first, but it is a matter of trying. | [makeuseof.com](https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-choose-and-optimise-your-raspberry-pi-browser/)
**Google Home Notifications Tutorial:** If you have *Google Home* at home, you can send notifications to the device or receive them using a RasPi with *NodeRED*. It is very easy to use and doesn't require a lot of programming. | [notenoughtech.com](http://www.notenoughtech.com/home-automation/google-home-notifications-tutorial/)
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**Smart your home up with Raspberry Pi, NodeJS, Bluetooth, Serial and RF24:** And since we are with home automation and your programming language is *Javascript*, you can communicate several electronic devices with the *RF24* module and *Node.js*. | [2bitornot2bit.com](https://www.2bitornot2bit.com/blog/smart-your-home-up-with-raspberry-pi-nodejs-bluetooth-serial-and-rf24)
**Automatic Stair Lights:** It seems a bit complex to build, but it seems fun to climb the stairs of your house and light up as if you had supernatural powers. There are also commercial solutions, but they are quite expensive. | [hackster.io](https://www.hackster.io/ukcraigrich/automatic-stair-lights-ff4e36)
Tweet of the week thanks to [@LinuxGizmos](https://twitter.com/LinuxGizmos):
RF-enabled Raspberry Pi add-on brings Google Assistant to gizmos, speakers, and robots https://t.co/WkRgEqlLHF
— LinuxGizmos (@LinuxGizmos) 17 de enero de 2018
Happy weekend!