Google Keep for Android brings new Grid and Ruled Lines for drawing

Android's Google Keep is a cloud-backed note-taking and annotation tool which is accessible from all your devices.  Google Keep is a simple, fast and effective tool for jotting down spontaneous notes or making quick lists. The latest update brings some considerable upgrades for users who like to draw or sketch on their devices.

Now with Grid Lines and Ruled Lines, Google Keep can better simulate real-world notebooks or notepads and help in drawing with more precision.

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Amazon announces Prime Day 2018 for July 16-17

Amazon announced  that Prime Day (www.amazon.ca/primeday) is upon us, and this year, it will be longer and will be returning on July 16 at 12 p.m. PT/3 p.m. ET and running until July 17. HIt jump for all the shopping news and deals.

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Samsung's Galaxy Tab Active2 is the rugged and water resistant tablet for the field

The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active2 is a new, rugged tablet designed for mobile workers who conduct business outdoors or beyond office walls, including in the field, industrial locations and harsh weather. The device provides easy access to essential functions in extreme conditions—such as high/low temperatures and wet environments—and advances seamless workflow by combining high durability and LTE connectivity with a range of innovative capabilities for business users.

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Leaked Microsoft memo details 'new and disruptive' Surface Andromeda device

Updated on Monday, July 2, 2018 at 8:58PM by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Surface Andromeda Render by David Breyer @D_Breyer on Twitter

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Microsoft's Surface Andromeda project has mystified and excited those who have seen hints of this foldable form factor device that's as capable as a PC, as flexible as a tablet and as portable and connected as a smartphone. Those hints of this new and disruptive device became more relevant thanks to a leaked memo that's allegedly come from Microsoft.

We've had years worth of patents, fan renders, source code references and speculation that Microsoft's Andromeda device could the new new product category that moves us beyond the smartphone era. An internal document from Microsoft unearthed more details of a "pocketable Surface device form factor." In the email, Microsoft describes its Andromeda device as a "new and disruptive" device category that "blurs the lines between mobile and stationary computing."

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