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Its vision of romantic encounters with aliens and plagues of tribbles may not have come to pass just yet, but Star Trek has proved surprisingly accurate in predicting the future in other ways.

There’s also a microSD card reader, which is great, but it’s hidden in a sim-slot similar to that which you would find on a smartphone. It’s not practical as a hot-swappable memory card reader as you need a sim ejector tool to get it out, and it means ejecting the 4G sim if you’ve got one at the same time.

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Ulefone has teased the arrival of the Armor 6 smartphone, and we knew that it was coming… well, the phone is now official. The Armor 6 is the company’s brand new rugged smartphone, and just like its predecessors, this is a mid-range smartphone. The device is both IP68/IP69K and MIL-STD-810G certified, which basically makes is water resistant, dust resistant, and also capable of handling drops and what not. The phone is designed in a way to be able to handle drops, as it is protected all around, while the material you’ll notice the most here is metal. The company actually claims that you can submerge it up to 2 hours, 2 meters under the water surface. In addition to that, it can handle drops from up to 1.2 meters without a problem.

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The support on the Kong 3 is better than many Chinese phones, so it might be worth researching those used by your provider before making a purchase.

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"For decades, Toshiba has been instrumental in streamlining the operations of businesses around the world through cutting-edge, mobile computing technologies. Much like how laptops have increased office productivity by enabling workers to take their PCs with them anywhere they go, we believe that wearable PCs combined with smart glasses will take on-the-job productivity to a whole new dimension," said Carl Pinto, vice president, marketing and engineering, Client Solutions Division, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc.

I’ve been using the laptop with Windows 10 S for the past two weeks. It lives up to its promise in a few ways. You could leave the power adapter at home and use the laptop all day without plugging it into a wall jack. Insert a SIM card and it’s easy to connect to a cellular network.

“By adopting [the] FIDO specification, partners will be delivering differentiated and innovative Windows Hello companion devices that meet the needs of both consumers and businesses, including those in heavily regulated industries,” said Saboori.

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Sounds like an overstuffed suitcase where you have too much clothing (Windows 10) and have to sit on it to zip it closed. Not even the extra RAM (6gbs total) could help here. I can see the long-term benefits to getting Windows on ARM but… Windows 10 itself needs some very serious trimming. The thing is a hog that’s still trying to do too much. Win10-ARM will only see real improvements if they kill legacy apps completely and do store apps only. That doesn’t seem to be the plan with MS counting on ARM chip improvements to make win10-ARM viable. Maybe it’ll happen in 5 years – all while Windows 10 gets fatter and fatter. In a different reality… would have been interesting to see XP (updated for 2018 with security) on ARM. Beastly speeds… But… the industry doesn’t want to sell standalone OSes to consumers anymore, they just “lease… Read more »