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TCL has 6 new tablets to show off, including one with a paper-like display TCL has 6 new tablets to show off, including one with a paper-like display The TCL NXTPAPER 10s is a tablet with a paper-like display. TCL says that eye protection is one of its main features, and that it’s ideal for reading, of course. Blue right reduction “is front and center” says the company. Its paper-like display design utilizes 10 layers of protection in order to retain natural colors....

The company generally uses a relatively stock user interface on its mobile devices. This isn’t changing with the TAB Pro 5G, although the device has some Verizon bloatware preinstalled. Customers will also find the usual suite of Google apps on the device. The most exciting factor about the TAB Pro 5G is its pricing. The carrier is selling this for just $399.99, making it the most affordable 5G tablet in the market right now....

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“Mom, I’m bored.” My oldest brother, helping our dad in our vegetable garden, asked after about five minutes, “Dad, do you still have to keep working after you’re bored?” My dad found this particularly amusing, since he was an HR manager who dealt with adults struggling with the same question. Boredom was for me a state truly to be loathed, brought on by sitting in classes that dragged on with teachers who droned on....

This animation from The London School of Life revisits phone addiction, suggesting that when we’re constantly attached to our phones, we constantly find ways to detach from other things. From the narrator, philosopher Alain de Botton: “Addiction sounds horrible,” de Botton continues, “but it’s a hard name for a normal inclination: a habit of running away from the joys and terrors of self-knowledge.” Here, de Botton explores how we use our phones to avoid “a frank encounter with our own minds” and how that impacts us: