The new 4K TVs are hitting the market. The best of the lot are Samsung Q950TS, LGCX OLED, TCL 6-series with Mini LED and Vizio OLED. Some of the best models of 2019 are still worth buying and they may be on sale. The best models also include some good budget models like Vizio, TCL, and Hisense. The high-end versions include QLED TVs from Samsung and OLED from LG. Some of the top brand 4K televisions are mentioned below: Samsung Q90R QLED TV It is bright and beautiful and has incredible HDR performance. This model comes with 65-inch and 75-inch screens with a wider viewing angle, comprehensive smart platform, and incredible HDR performance. The Ultra Black Elite filter rejects ambient light. LG C9 OLED Series The new OLED TV is one of those models that top this list. This series comes with 55-inch and 65-inch screens. The picture quality is great and the series boasts of many features. It has a smart platform that is highly effective. However, it has limited peak brightness for HDR. It includes a second-generation Alpha9 processor, AI enhancement to give stellar SDR and HDR images, and gives incredible image clarity. This series also supports Dolby Vision.

A great laptop doesn’t mean that you spend a fortune to get it. There are some fabulous devices that cost less than $500 and offer sleek designs, excellent battery life, and a solid performance. This amazing list of laptops below is perfect for students who need a system for basic web browsing and other academic-related functions. With these, you can complete any assignments or homework while also streaming videos or music at a high-quality. Acer Aspire 5: With a 15.6-inch display, an AMD Ryzen™ 4000 Series Mobile processor, and an 8GB DDR4 RAM, the Acer Aspire 5 is one of the best student laptops out there. Unlike most devices in this price range, it boasts of a long-lasting battery life. Performance-wise, students can multitask and switch between tabs seamlessly as well, all while listening to music and having multiple windows open. The display boasts of bright, crystal-clear visuals, and uses Acer BlueLightShield™ technology to protect the user’s eyes. While the build quality and graphics could have been better, the Acer Aspire 5 is a worthwhile choice for a budget laptop for students. Asus VivoBook 15: The Asus VivoBook 15 is all about comfort and class. One of the top laptops for students, it sports a super-slim design, complete with an ultra-thin bezel on the 15.6-inch screen for fantastic screen clarity.

Smartwatches are one of the most practical, feature-packed, and user-friendly examples of wearable technology in today’s time. Tech stores now display a wide variety of top brand smartwatches with great features across brands like Apple, Samsung, Garmin, and Fossil, among others, that deserve to adorn your wrist. Here are the best smartwatches of 2020 that you can gift yourself or a loved one. Apple Watch Series 5: The Apple Watch Series 5 tops most lists of best smartwatches, as expected of a product from the brand. It sports the same wonderful design as its predecessor, but is packed with a whole lot of nifty, new features. The watch comes with the choice of 44mm and 40mm case sizes and numerous body variants including ceramic, titanium, stainless steel, and recycled aluminum. Perhaps the biggest new feature is the Always-On Retina display, which means users don’t need to raise their wrists to bring the screen to life. There are a variety of apps, some fashionable watch faces, and an enhanced set of fitness features as well. On the downside, the battery life is a bit low. Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2: The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 is undoubtedly one of the best watches for Android™ users.

It’s easy to feel that smartphones are getting further out of one’s budget year-after-year, with top-tier options starting at more than $1,000. However, there are a lot of affordable devices from some of the best brands which are fast, have fantastic photo-taking capabilities, and offer a host of modern-day features without breaking the bank. Here are some of the best top-brand smartphones for less than $500 in 2020: iPhone8: Even though it debuted in 2017, the iPhone 8 is still an amazing phone and is also one of the least expensive Apple iPhones that you can still buy for new. Priced at $350-400 on shopping websites, the iPhone 8 packs in tons of great features including some really good cameras, fingerprint scanner, wireless charging, and water resistance. Samsung Galaxy A50: Retailing for approximately $300, the Samsung Galaxy A50 is a part of the A-series from Samsung, which are much more economical than the brand’s top-tier S-series. This budget smartphone from the tech giant is one of the cheapest Galaxy smartphones in the market today. It features three cameras on the back which include a wide-angle lens as well as a depth lens; which is perfect for taking portrait shots with dramatic or blurry backgrounds.

When people refer to technology in the field of healthcare, it is pertinent to note that it is not restricted to machinery and equipment for the purposes of treatment, diagnosis, and data collection, but also extends to smartphones as well. In its comments about the role of technology within the field of health care, the World Health Assembly opined that it is “indispensable for effective and efficient prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of diseases.” The fact that smartphones are now available amongst the majority of society makes them an effective method of dispensing critical information, as well as a tool to contact emergency services, and makes oneself better-equipped to have answers. Listed below are a few ways in which smartphones can actually benefit one’s health, if used well and wisely. Social networking An emerging trend in healthcare is doctors taking appointments via communication over social networking sites. It makes it easier and faster for them to provide consultancy services via the phone rather than in person. Now, there exist apps which form a centralized platform where a patient can list out his or her grievances and then be directly put in touch with a specialist (for example a urologist or an ophthalmologist) who will either chat with the patient or discuss his or her problems over call and recommend medication for treatment.