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If you’re in the market for a new tablet, you’ve probably noticed that there is a lot of marketing for iPad devices but not much at all for Android tablets. Or is there? Amazon heavily advertises its own Fire tablet range, and those all run a modified version of Android.

And the rest of the market? Well, Samsung makes a few Galaxy Tab devices, which are expensive. Lenovo makes a few, that can also do dual-duty as a smart screen for your home. There is even a multitude of random, cheap Chinese makers that are using the open-source nature of Android to create their own devices. Oh, and there’s Huawei, who makes the best Android tablet that you can’t get (and shouldn’t buy) in the West.

The question still remains – with the ease of use of the iPad, are there any Android tablets that can challenge it?

If you subscribe to YouTube TV, then I’ve got some bad news for you. Announced today, YouTubeTV will go upon in price from $50 a month to a startling $64.99. The new pricing will take effect immediately for new customers and current subscribers will see the price hike on their next bill.

So, why the price hike? Well, starting today, YouTube TV subscribers will get access to a variety of ViacomCBS channels. The channels included are BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Network, TV Land, and VH1.

Other channels will be added, as well, including BET Her, MTV2, Nick Jr., NickToons, TeenNick, and MTV Classic. These, however, will be added at a later date.

This is not the first time YouTube TV has experienced a price hike. Back in 2019, the price was raised to $50 from $40 as the service added new channels to the

Okay, so you’ve finally done it. You are now the owner of the best entertainment, productivity, still-not-a-computer known as the iPad. Congratulations, you should feel good about your purchase.

The thing is, your iPad is only really useful when you’re holding it. Putting it down on the desk makes every little navigation tap a nightmare, and good luck using it to display recipes while you’re in the kitchen. That means you need a stand to make your ergonomic woes a thing of the past.

As with any buying decision, there is a lot of points to consider. Do you want a stand that also works when you are holding the iPad? What height do you want it to be at? Do you care if it matches the anodized aluminum body of the iPad?

Whatever your needs, we’ve gathered the cream of the crop of iPad stands that are on

Get your digital nostalgia on, Google Photos is getting its largest overhaul to date, with simplified ways to find your scattered memories, a new map view, and a spiffy new logo. It’s aimed at highlighting your favorite old pics, according to Google, and uses an automatic tool that groups your pictures and videos based on location.

The Memories tab that was introduced last year now has a new “Recent Highlights” section, aimed at showcasing the best of your recent shots, presumably picked by Google’s AI. That same AI will also guess about which photos and videos you’ll find most interesting as you scroll through, so images of landmarks and things like babies getting larger thumbnails, with boring stuff like receipts shown smaller in the grid.

The top of the Memories tab has quick links to the people and pets that show up the most in your images, showing off