TECHNOLOGY NEWS AND ARTICLES

Four tech-enabled notebooks that are actually better than pen and paper. While pens, pencils, and quills still work magic on a piece of paper, writing utensils for your  bullet journal  can be a pain to carry around. I still high school nightmares from the stacks of paper in my highschool backpack. If you’re like me, know you have the option to leave the loose sheets and explosion-prone ink pens in the past. Here are some techier options to bring your handwriting into a digital era. 1.  Everlast Smart Notebook The Rocketbook Everlast Smart Notebook has 36 reusable pages that—if written on with Pilot FriXion  pens ,  markers , or  highlighters —can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. After 15 seconds the ink dries and you can scan the notes with your smartphone's camera to Dropbox, iCloud, or Google Drive. The notebook comes with one pen.  $30 . 2.  Digital tablet I took the reMarkable with me on a trip to L.A. back in Oct...

This professional camera uses artificial intelligence to focus on and track subjects. The larger body helps balance out bigger zoom lenses Olympus Early this morning Olympus introduced the  OM-D E-M1X , a Micro Four-Thirds ILC with an integrated vertical grip and two battery slots that is aimed at professional sports photographers. The camera is built around a 20MP sensor, offers shooters 60 fps of high speed continuous shooting, and 121 point all-cross-type on chip Phase Detection AF sensor. The screen flips out for composing at odd angles. Olympus The OM-D E-M1X’s most interesting feature is the AI tech similar to that found inside high-end smartphones. The feature is called Intelligent Subject Detection AF. The AI can detect different types of subjects such as: motorcycles and automobiles, trains and airplanes and then lock onto the optimal area for subject tracking. Olympus says the focusing is so precise that it will give shooters the ability t...