Samsung has been a player in the 360-degree convertible market for a while now, primarily with its Spin line of mid-range 360-degree convertibles. Now, it is jumping firmly into the premium game with the new Notebook 9 Pro.
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The new VR Live Pass for Gear VR brings free live events to virtual reality.
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Let’s start off the work week saying that Samsung’s favorite pent tool, the S Pen — with a 0.7mm tip, Windows Ink support the capability to detect more than 4,000 levels of pressure and hasn’t been featured since the Note 7 — has found its next host, a Surface Book competitor: the Samsung Notebook 9 Pro.
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Smartphones are already computers in our pockets, but Intel’s new Compute Card turns an actual PC into something you can take with you wherever you go. Equipped with a range of processor options, including an ultra-efficient Celeron, and notebook-class Core i5s, this slap that looks like a USB backup battery is attracting a range of interest from Intel OEM partners hoping to use it… Read More
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For the first time, researchers have gathered genome data from ancient mummies and have opened up a fascinating, new field in genetic studies.
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The creator of Android has built a new phone, and a new company. Here’s how it works.
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Genesis, Hyundai’s luxury offshoot, remains little known among the general public, but this carmaker already has a sport variant of its midsize luxury sedan.
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The social network will also debut a three-hour live show about baseball on Wednesdays next month, giving it back-to-back nights of major league coverage.
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Russia search and internet technology giant Yandex is showing off the self-driving vehicle prototype developed by its Yandex.Taxi on-demand ride service for the first time, and the video above is the first footage of the car in action. The prototype is meant to help Yandex test its software, which the company thinks it’s uniquely well-positioned to develop for this emerging space.… Read More
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When the lights go out and the entire world is thrust into the technological nether, we’ll need board games like Turing Tumble. Created programmer Paul Boswell – he’s well known for programming complex games for Texas Instruments calculators – and maker Alyssa Boswell, the Turing Tumble lets you use small parts to create logic flows in order to solve puzzles.
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