Month: August 2020
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, S7 Plus India sales on September 7 Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus
Samsung’s latest flagship tablets – the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Galaxy Tab S7+ – would go on sale in India from September 7. The two tablets were part of Samsung’s virtual launch event earlier in August and it is no surprise that both these devices are reaching Indian shores…
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Outlier adds Astronomy and Statistics classes to its online university
We’re in the throes of a deadly pandemic, and there’s not much time before everyone’s expected to get back to school. That’s why it’s fortunate that home-learning startup Outlier is adding two more classes to its burgeoning roster of college courses…. Source
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Nomad Base Station Pro review: wireless charging’s imperfect future
Nomad’s Base Station Pro was supposed to usher in a new era of wireless chargers, promising to make the dream of a multiple-coil wireless charger a reality when it was announced nearly a year ago. After significant delays, the company has been beaten to the punch, but Nomad’s version is…
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Wahoo Fitness Kickr Smart Trainer Review: Brings the Backroads Indoors
The newest update to this smart bicycle trainer improves—and futureproofs—the indoor riding experience. Source
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Fitbit’s new Sense smartwatch can take your skin’s temperature to help you manage stress
Fitbit has debuted two new smartwatches, the Sense and the Versa 3. The $329 Sense is the flagship option and is the most capable Fitbit wearable yet. The Versa 3 succeeds the Versa 2 and will cost $229. Preorders for both watches begin today through Fitbit’s site, and they’ll release…
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Huawei passes first phase of GSMA 5G security tests Huawei
Mobile industry body the GSMA has confirmed that the world’s four leading telecoms equipment manufacturers have successfully passed the first phase of a new security assessment programme. Ericsson and Nokia have both completed the independent audit, but significantly so too have Huawei and ZTE – Chinese vendors regarded as ‘high…
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