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 I think it's for familiesthat need a second computer for their kid who is now doing all of their school work at home. I think it's for gadgetheads who just wanna tiny, cool, little computer that's, that's me by the way. But I kinda hate breakinggadgets down demographically. I hate saying if you wanna touch screen and you wanna tabletand if you need Windows, and if you want a small computer, or if you wanna savemoney, plus if you're Virgo or if you're a Scorpio. Look, you get the idea. So well, I fit in the middle of one of those Venn diagramsfor the Surface Go 2 because I love tiny computers and I know how to work with it whenthere're many, many limitations. I don't think that the Go 2 works for the large Venn diagram of people who just wanna use a computer. And I think I can explainwhy, so let's do that. Should we just get into it? We should get into it, let's get into it. (soft music) Now, if you're unfamiliarwith these Surface Go line, it...

The Apple Watch Series6, is the best smartwatch by a country mile by five miles. But then last year's, Series5 was the best smartwatch too. So Apple would have had to have really screwed that up to change it. And Apple didn't, but the newfeatures this year compared to last year Series 5,just aren't that major. Even the headline feature,blood oxygen monitoring. Isn't what some peoplemight be hoping it will be. So it's an iterative update, but there are a lot ofiterations to talk about. Including the Apple WatchSE, older other model, Family Setup and these newstretchy solo loop bands. (band snapping) Let's review the Apple Watch. (upbeat music) Instead of one major updatefor the Series 6 this year, Apple has put in a bunch of little ones. Honestly, I think the new feature that will drive the mostsales are the new colors. There's blue and then there'sthis very red product red and there's a graphitestainless steel model. And all the rest. The big update ...

But a simple problem with all those is thatyou need to disconnect the keyboard from one device to use it on another. Of course, it won’t take forever to do,but what if there’s a keyboard that can connect three of your devices and let youswitch between them in a blink of an eye? I am talking about Logitech K480, a multi-deviceBluetooth keyboard that solves this issue. I tested this keyboard in a really rogue wayfor a couple of days, and I was pleased with everything the keyboard has to offer. Keep watching this video, if you are thinkingof getting a new wireless keyboard for your Mac, iPad, or iPhone. First let's talk about the design. Starting with the compactness of the keyboard,it boasts an ideal thickness a keyboard should have. The overall size of the keyboard is neithertoo broad nor too small. Carrying it around in your backpack is easilypossible. Moving ahead, the rubber at the four cornersat the bottom of the keyboard grips firmly on the table. When it comes to usability, th...

Canary was founded in 2012 in New York Cityby a team of experts with experience in robotics, security, design and software. Let's look at what features the Canary teambrought to the all-in-one home security camera. They said they have intelligence and securitystemming from 1080p high-definition video, 90 decibel siren and the built in climatemonitoring. In addition, they also have desktop streaming,30 days of clouds storage and two-way audio. Now, looking at the Canary all-in-one homecamera, my initial thoughts are that well it doesn't look unlike how from 2001 SpaceOdyssey. Our version, of course, is the all-matte black,which gives it a clandestine look. When someone walks into your home or yourapartment, they don't look at it and say "Oh, there's the security camera." The face of the camera has a glossy finish. The lens and the camera are actually flushwith that finish. Those are actually a bit recessed from theexterior plastic. You have the indicator light ...

Let's just play a quick game. Okay, which one of these earbuds cost $20? Which one cost $80? Which one cost $160? The $80 ones are the OnePlus Buds and the point is OnePlus made an AirPod alternative,it looks just like every other AirPodalternative on the market and like, of course they did. I mean, this stem design has proven to be hello functional. The mic is close to your mouth,the fit fits most people, and the amount of ambientsound that went through is just enough to still feelpart of the world around you, but also be able to hear your music. Okay, so the question for the OnePlus Buds is not about fit and form, but instead it's did OnePlus makean AirPod alternative for half of the price that is as reliable and as functional as AirPods? Let's get into that. (bright upbeat music) So the OnePlus Buds, they come in a pretty plasticky ovalcase, that is a bit wider than the case of the Google Pixel Buds and thicker than the AirPod's case.  On the bottom, there's a US...

Just when you thought pokemon go techcouldn't get any more niche here it is what's up I'm Mike a Pokemon master intraining and welcome to bendertube where you get bite-sized tutorials and tech reviews that let you knowif you should get it or forget it if you're new here hit the subscribe buttonand click for notifications so you don't miss out on anything in the last coupleof months a new device has come out that have you been asking about it's like agotcha but it's for trainers run in two accounts it's called the dual catchmonand I had them send me one out for review now that's for my honest opinionregardless if I pay for something or it's sent to me you can always expect ithonest opinion at first glance it looks like the top of a pokestop just incase you ever got confused what you're actually using this device for but thegood news is even though it comes the lanyard it's more meant to sit a bag orin your pocket if your pants allow it so ...

 Well its time to review the oneplus nord.Sothis device has been my daily driver since almost 2 weeks now and in this video let’ssee if it is one of the best device’s you can buy under 30,000 in india what’s goingon everybody this is your host manik welcome to another video. Well i ll try to keep it short and simplein 5 main points 1.Hardware and specs2.Software & performance 3. Camera4. Gaming & Battery Backup5. Conclusion So coming quickly to the first point - specs So the oneplus nord has a 6.4 inch full hdamoled display with 90hz refresh rate that is protected by gorilla glass 5 and has dualpunch hole selfie camera’s on the front, it is powered by a 7nm based snapdragon 765g processor clocked at 2.4ghz with adreno 630gpu. The unit that i have has 8gb of lpddr4x ramalong with 128 gb of ufs 2.1 storage.Powering this setup is a 4115mah battery along with30watt warp charge support In the camera department you get a 32mp sonyimx 616 sensor on the front along with an ...

 Today we're goingto take a look at Logitech's K480 wireless Bluetooth keyboard. So this keyboard is well designed, which is typical for Logitech. It comes in black andwhite colors, and the black version that I have has yellow accents and I think that itlooks good. It's not a very sleek looking device, especially when you compare to itssmaller sibling, the K380, and it is also quite heavy at around 1KG, but its heft helpsin keeping your phones or even a tablet very stable while typing, and keeps them from topplingaway from you even when you keep it on your lap, it also lets you use the touchscreenof your devices without any kind of wobbling, which is a common problem with many touchscreenlaptops. The plastic body squeaks a lot when you tryto bend it, but it still feels strong enough. The holder has a very nice and thick rubberlining inside,  so it holds your devices very well, and I had no problems with using myphones, even with their protective covers on, though it is not ...

 Let's start this video by throwing amouse, a dog, and an elephant from a skyscraper onto something soft. Let's say, a stack of mattresses. The mouse lands and is stunned for a moment, before it shakes itself off, and walks away pretty annoyed, because that's a very rude thing to do. The dog breaks all of its bones and dies in an unspectacular way, and the elephant explodes into a red puddle of bones and insides and has no chance tobe annoyed. Why does the mouse survive, but the elephant and dog don't? The answer is size. Size is the most underappreciated regulator of living things. Size determines everything about our biology, how we are built, how weexperience the world, how we live and die. It does so because the physical laws aredifferent for different sized animals. Life spans seven orders of magnitude,from invisible bacteria to mites, ants, mice, dogs, humans, elephants and, bluewhales. Every size lives in its own unique universe right next to each other,each with...

Over the last decade, milk has become a bit controversial. Some people say it's a necessary and nutritious food, vital for healthy bones, but others say it can cause cancer and lead to an early death. So, who's right? And why are we drinking it anyway?  Milk is the basis of every mammal's diet after birth, when our digestive systems are immature and small. Basically, it's power food to kick-start our bodies and help us grow. Milk is rich in fat, vitamins, minerals, and milk-sugar: lactose. On top of that, for a while after birth, it also contains antibodies and proteins that protect us from infections and regulate our immune system. But it's a lot of effort for mothers to produce. Eventually, humans stop drinking mother's milk and transition to the diet of their parents. This is how it's been for thousands of years. Until about eleven thousand years ago, when our ancestors settled down in the first agricultural communities.  Soon, they domesticated the first...

Cancer is a creepy and mysterious thing. In the process of trying to understand it, to get better at killing it, we discovered a biological paradoxthat remains unsolved to this day: Large animals seem to be immune to cancer, which doesn't make any sense. The bigger a being, the more cancer it should have. To understand why we first need totake a look at the nature of cancer itself. Our cells are protein robots made outof hundreds of millions of parts. Guided only by chemical reactions, they create and dismantle structures, sustain a metabolism to gain energy, or make *almost* perfect copies of themselves. We call these complex chemical reactions pathways. They are biochemical networks upon networks,intertwined and stacked on top of each other. Most of them can barely be comprehended bya single human mind and yet they functioned perfectly... Until.. they don't. With billions of trillions of reactions happeningin thousands of networks over many years, The question is not *if* som...

Human existence is scary and confusing. A few hundred thousand years ago, we became conscious and found ourselves in a strange place. It was filled with other beings. We could eat some; some could eat us. There was liquid stuff we could drink; things we could use to make more things. The daytime sky had a tiny yellow ball that warmed our skin. The night sky was filled with beautiful lights. This place was obviously made for us. Something was watching over us. We were home. This made everything much less scary and confusing. But the older we got, the more we learned about the world and ourselves. We learned that the twinkling lights are not shining beautifully for us, they just are. We learned that we're not at the center of what we now call the universe, and that it is much, much older than we thought. We learned that we're made of many little dead things, which make up bigger things that are not dead, for some reason, and that we're just another temporary stage in a histor...

Everybody is familiar with the feeling that things are not as they should be. That you're not successful enough, your relationship's not satisfying enough, that you don't have the things you crave. A chronic dissatisfaction that makes you look outwards with envy and inwards with disappointment. Pop culture, advertising, and social media make this worse by reminding you that aiming for anything less than your dream job is failure, you need to have great experiences constantly, be conventionally attractive, have a lot of friends, and find your soulmate, and that others have all of these things and are truly happy. And, of course, a vast array of self-improvement products implies that it's all your fault for not working hard enough on yourself. In the last two decades, researchers have been starting to investigate how we can counteract these impulses. The field of positive psychology emerged, the study of what makes life worth living, while cognitive behavioral therapy was...

A lot of things can be beautiful. Landscapes, faces, fine art, or epic architecture; stars in the sky. Or simply the reflection of the sun on an empty bottle. Beauty is nothing tangible, it only exists in our heads as a pleasant feeling. If we have to define it, we perceive something as beautiful if its color, shape, form, or proportion somehow are appealing or delightful to us. Beauty is a very human experience that's been with us for millions of years. Even our first tools were trimmed to a symmetrical shape. Researchers have tried to find practical reasons why our ancestors invested the time to make their tools look nice, but couldn't really identify any. It seems that early humans shaped their tools into teardrops, simply because they liked them better that way. Throughout our history, the definition of beauty has changed a lot.  Ideals have shifted or turned into their opposites. But beyond individual and contemporary tastes some things have never really gone out of fashio...