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WIRED Bright, sharp 2K OLED screen. Svelte design. Well-built aluminum body. Great battery life. Excellent speakers for a tablet. Reasonably priced. TIRED Android tablets are a rare breed. Good Android tablets are even rarer. Samsung has the high-end Android tablet market cornered with its Galaxy Tab S7+ and S7, and at the other end of the market are the ultra-cheap, underpowered Amazon Fire tablets. In between is a gap, and that’s what Lenovo is hoping to fill.  The Lenovo P11 Tab Pro is the company's latest slate, and it's leaps and bounds beyond a Fire tablet, but it doesn't have quit...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Software makers have become more and more open to the idea of public betas: trial runs of new apps and operating systems that anyone who wants to can get involved with. They get their code tested for free, and we get to try out new features ahead of time. Getting started with these betas is easier than you might think, and they're available on just about every platform out there, as we'll explain below. It won't cost you anything, and you can quit a beta whenever you like. Bear in mind, though, that betas are unfinished softw...

WIRED Comfortable to use and well-built. Lots of officially licensed classic game collections to choose from. Works as a controller if you plug into a TV. Affordable. TIRED No multiplayer. Requires extra purchases of cable and cartridges. Great gameplay never dies. That's precisely what my kids and I learned after the Evercade entered my household.  It's an $80 handheld, retro console that can play a curated selection of emulated games from the likes of Atari, Namco, Data East, and many others, mostly from the 1980s and 1990s. These collections are playable on cartridges you insert into th...

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