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Asus Transformer Pro T304 Score Details “The Asus Transformer Pro T304 uses price and connectivity to bring more value than the Surface Pro.” Low price means real value Good keyboard and touchpad experience Decent performance for productivity work Solid build quality for the price Unfortunate choice in storage hampers performance Battery life could be better Display is average at best MSRP $999.99 Microsoft’s Surface Pro is the most iconic detachable tablet and has maintained a significant lead in the Windows 2-in-1 market in both performance and mindshare. That hasn’t stopped Microsoft’s OEM partners from jumping into the game with their own versions of the most flexible format, with varying success. In our Asus Transformer Pro T304 review, we’re taking a look at a near clone of the Surface Pro that hopes to use a lower price to carve out its own piece of the growing segment. Trending in Mobile: What is 5G? 5G Network … [Read more...] about Asus Transformer Pro T304 Review

ReMarkable tablet Score Details “The ReMarkable tablet’s next-gen screen feels suprisingly like paper, but the tablet’s bugs, missing features, and price tag make it a little less remarkable.” Screen feels like paper Lightweight body Missing features Middling battery life Underwhelming performance High price tag MSRP $600.00 A low-power, no-frills tablet that mimics the look and feel of real paper sounds almost too good to be true, but that’s startup ReMarkable’s sales pitch. The eponymous ReMarkable tablet’s custom-designed screen lets you doodle, sketch, and write just like the Microsoft Surface Pro or Apple iPad Pro . But unlike most other stylus-touting tablets on the market, the ReMarkable doesn’t suffer from screen glare, lasts days without needing to recharge, and syncs seamlessly with your PC and phone — in theory, that is. Trending in Mobile: What is 5G? 5G Network Coverage Map After spending a little more … [Read more...] about ReMarkable tablet review

Technology is reshaping every aspect of our lives. Once a week in The Future of series, we examine innovations in important fields, from farming to transportation, and what they will mean in the years and decades to come. A decade ago, Google’s ambitions seemed unchecked: The company would design self-piloting cars through Waymo, sponsor moonbases , and even conquer death . One of the company’s plans: Smart contact lenses to measure the glucose level of your tears — and perhaps help reduce the damage caused by diabetes. “It’s still early days for this technology, but we’ve completed multiple clinical research studies, which are helping to refine our prototype,” wrote Google’s Brian Otis and Babak Parviz back in 2014. Seven years later, the company’s ego remains just as inflated, but Verily’s smart contact lenses are nowhere to be seen; the side project of Google parent Alphabet was officially abandoned in 2018. Yet smart lenses are finally becoming a reality, thanks to … [Read more...] about The Future of Vision: Augmented reality contact lenses will make you bionic

Today, at its virtual Unbox & Discover 2021 event, Samsung formally announced its entire line of 2021 TVs and soundbars , and shared news that it will be bringing a 76-inch version of its MicroLED TV to the U.S. market “in the future.” The company reiterated many of its previously announced models and specs, including 8K and 4K Neo QLED TVs featuring Mini-LED backlights and a new, full-sun version of its Terrace outdoor TV. Samsung also said it plans to roll out support for TikTok on all of its 2021 smart TVs later this year. Here’s everything Samsung announced. MicroLED TV gets smaller One of the biggest pieces of news coming out of CES 2021 was Samsung’s announcement that its MicroLED technology had moved from being a display that could only be installed by professionals — and at very large sizes — to a fully self-contained TV that anyone (with enough money) could buy and set up themselves. Samsung repeated that it will start selling these MicroLED TVs “for the … [Read more...] about Samsung reveals 76-inch MicroLED, adds TikTok to all of its 2021 TVs

In the grip of an emergency, the first move for many Americans is to call 911. The emergency response system has been around for decades, but like many institutions, it has struggled to keep up with technology. Call centers are easily overwhelmed in big emergencies, they often can’t track the locations of people calling from cell phones, and they’re vulnerable to hacking. An egregious example of this came in 2017, when a hacker used a malicious link on Twitter to hijack thousands of phones, forcing them to call 911 repeatedly, flooding call centers with false alarms. “I’ve been studying and working in disasters, diseases, and emergency management for over 10 years,” says Ginny Katz, founder and CEO of HazAdapt. “At the end of my master’s degree, I really began to dive into the tech because I thought we really need some better technology here, and it just seems like what’s on the market today is not cutting it.” This article is part of our continuing series, Women With Byte … [Read more...] about 911 hotlines are outdated, so Ginny Katz is building something better