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Many people like their work laptops tiny and light and their gaming laptops screamingly fast and crammed with the latest technology. Sadly, the laws of physics conspire to keep us from getting both in a single device, but Asus gives it a shot with the combination of its ROG Flow X13, a 13-inch, 2.9-pound two-in-one laptop, and the XG Mobile, a compact external-GPU-plus-dock combo device. The power pairing of the new eight-core AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS processor in the laptop and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 mobile GPU in the external module combine to deliver a multifaceted, fast system that's imperfect, but still much more than the sum of its parts. 8.8 Asus ROG Flow X13 with XG Mobile $2,800 at Asus Like Clever way of combining a lightweight two-in-one with a performance gaming laptop Flow X13 has good performance and battery life by itself for its size Don't Like Not quite as plug-and-play with the XG Mobile as I'd … [Read more...] about Asus ROG Flow X13 with XG Mobile review: Almost the best of both worlds

hot potato Exploding batteries are a known risk when it comes to transporting smartphones. Michael Allison 13 Apr 2021 0 Source: Apoorva Bhardwaj / Android Central What you need to know Vivo has been banned from Hong Kong Air Cargo over a fire incident. Images and videos shared on social media appeared to show pallets containing Vivo phones burst into flames. Vivo is investigating the incident, Vivo phones have been reportedly banned from a Hong Kong Air Cargo, a subsidiary of Hong Kong Airlines, following a fire at a Hong Kong airport this week as reported by Air Cargo World (via Android Authority ). The ban also encompasses two other companies, logistics companies Cargo Link Logistics HK Co Ltd and Sky Pacific Logistics HK Co Ltd. The fire was reportedly caused by a shipment of Vivo phones at the airport, with a pallet carrying the devices erupting into flames. It's not clear whether it was due to improper handling by the … [Read more...] about Vivo catches heat in Hong Kong over flaming phones

Amazon app quiz is now live. As part of today’s quiz, the e-tailer is giving its participants a chance to win Dyson air purifier for free. It is a 24-hour long quiz and starts daily at 12am. In order to win the quiz prize, a participant has to answer all questions of the quiz correctly. There are usually five questions in the quiz. A participant must answer all questions correctly to win the prize. Name of the winner will be chosen via lucky draw. Results of today’s quiz will be announced on April 14. Here are five questions of today’s quiz along with their respective answers that can help you win Dyson air purifier In March 2021, the UN General Assembly adopted an India-sponsored resolution declaring 2023 as the International Year of what? Millets Which country is building the world’s first platypus sanctuary? Australia Which surveillance satellite, built by PES University students for DRDO, was deployed in space to monitor the Indian Ocean … [Read more...] about Amazon app quiz April 13, 2021: Get answers to these five questions to win Dyson air purifier for free

more Google please T-Mobile and Google plan to push Android to even new heights. Derrek Lee 29 Mar 2021 3 Source: Android Central What you need to know T-Mobile announced a partnership with Google that will expand the Android platform on the network. Google Messages will become the default on Android phones sold by T-Mobile. T-Mobile will begin selling more Google Pixel phones and make Google One storage its default backup cloud storage. T-Mobile and Google have announced a strategic partnership that will promote Android devices on one of the best wireless carriers in the U.S . As part of the new partnership, T-Mobile helps to further unify the Android ecosystem by adopting more of Google's services as defaults on the platform. In addition, T-Mobile plans to expand its offerings, which could introduce a wider variety of smartphones. Source: Jeramy Johnson / Android Central On the software front, T-Mobile more or less … [Read more...] about T-Mobile commits to more Pixels, goes all-in on Google services

A third of Antarctica' s vast offshore ice shelves could collapse into the ocean if the world warms by 4 degrees Celsius (7.2 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels. These floating platforms of solid water wouldn't directly raise sea levels if they melted; they already sit in the ocean. But they're important barriers preventing the immense bulk of the frozen continent's glaciers from rolling out to sea. If those inland glaciers reached open water, sea level could rise catastrophically. Of the 34% of ice shelves at risk of collapse by the end of the 21st century, many are concentrated in the Antarctic Peninsula — a region of West Antarctica that juts northward toward South America. The at-risk ice makes up two-thirds of the peninsula's ice shelf extent. In total, 190,000 square miles (500,000 square kilometers) of Antarctic ice would be at risk. That's a region much bigger than California. "Ice shelves are important buffers preventing glaciers on land from flowing … [Read more...] about A third of Antarctic ice shelves could collapse at current pace of warming