The next morning: You can download Lenovo’s new tablet

Companies will never stop trying new things when it comes to our tablets and laptops. While Apple could get bigger on the dimensions of the iPad – see below – Lenovo has added an attachment to its new Yoga tab. It might even be a horse, but the idea of ​​hanging up your tablet is what’s new. We’ve seen kickstands on other tablets, the Nintendo Switch or, let’s not forget, the terribly conceived HTC Thunderbolt, where the charging port is placed so you can’t charge the thing when using the charger.

Lenovo’s 13-inch tablet shouldn’t have such problems, but the idea of ​​suspension has some interesting use cases if you use your imagination. (A hard Monday, I know.) I could see people using it to guide the kitchen, with the table hanging on the tool hooks. It also means that your electronics won’t take up space on the counter and tomato sauce and the like will be less likely to be hit.

You can also, perhaps, attach it to hooks for hats or table top fasteners on trains or planes – depending on the dimensions. In addition, the tablet can double as a secondary display: You can hang it from the wall in your small work installation from home. Usage cases are here, but the device is expensive for an Android tablet at $ 680. I’m intrigued by the prospect, though – and it’s something I’ve never said before about Lenovo.

– Mat Smith

Bigger!

Larger than 12.9 inches? Your next iPad may be. BloombergMark Gurman said Apple is exploring iPads with even larger screens. All potential products could take at least “two years” to ship if they go ahead, but still – Apple hasn’t gotten bigger since the 2015 iPad Pro. Continue reading.

His explanations were not always clear.

YouTube has been criticized for posting videos documenting China’s alleged abuses against Uighur Muslims in the country’s Xinjiang province. Reuters reported that YouTube took a dozen videos from Atajurt Kazakh Human Rights, and at one point rebuked the channel itself, for allegedly violating the site’s anti-persecution policy. The takedowns have followed reports from unnamed parties.

YouTube told Engadget that videos documenting human rights abuses were allowed on the site, and it was aware that Atajurt had no sinister intentions when showing ID cards. However, he argued that the rights group did not have enough “didactic, documentary, scientific and artistic content” to allow an exception to its policies, showing mainly identity cards, which break a rule against the display of rights. sensitive personal information. Continue reading.

Zhurong has the footage to support his achievements.

China has released first video and audio clips from the first Zhurong rover raids on the Red Planet. They cover disembarkation and deployment and initial movement. There is also a panorama that shows how far Zhurong has traveled from its landing platform. Continue reading.

All things Windows 11.

This week podcast, Cherlynn and Devindra are coming straight from live coverage of Windows 11 to go through this week’s biggest technical news, including McCaffee, Snapchat in the Supreme Court and a chat with developers from Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.

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