Your Android phone can become a powerful writing tool with the right setup. Students no longer need laptops to create quality content. Writing on a mobile device has come a long way from just taking ...

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A review of iFlytek's Ainote 2, an AI powered e-ink tablet with handwriting recognition, real time transcription, and lightweight design.

TCL has launched the Note A1 tablet for global markets, presenting it as a digital note-taking and reading tool that mimics the texture of ...

Between classes, home assignments, study sessions with classmates, and, for some, work, students have a lot going on. Being able to work on essays on the go without major inconveniences is important.

Remember when the notion of typing with your voice seemed downright revolutionary? ‘Twas a time when Android’s voice input felt frickin’ futuristic. No more pecking out sentences on the go with the ...

If anyone has more than one language set up on their Android (16) phone* and uses speech to text sometimes, does it ever do this? Namely, I'll be dictating something in English and suddenly for no ...