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    World War III alert? Why Iran is distributing 180,000 iodine tablets as Trump weighs fresh strikes on nuclear sites?

    Iran has started distributing iodine tablets to residents of Bushehr to prepare for potential nuclear emergencies. This distribution, which prioritizes areas near the nuclear power plant, includes 180,000 total tablets. The World Health Organisation recommends these tablets to protect against radioactive iodine exposure. Authorities emphasize the importance of child and pregnant women protection during these emergencies. Tensions with the US continue, prompting increased emergency preparedness activities in the region.

    HP OmniPad 12 review: A tablet that tries to do everything, but does it stand out?

    HP has launched the OmniPad 12, an ideal choice for students and professionals alike, offering a detachable keyboard and a sleek, clean Android interface. This tablet features a stunning 12-inch 2K display paired with a quad-speaker system, greatly enhancing the multimedia experience. With a remarkable battery life of up to two days, it’s perfect for users constantly on the move, though it doesn't standout in any specific area.

    Microsoft announces new products. Details here

    In its latest event, Microsoft launched three major new products: the Surface Pro 9, the Surface Laptop 5, and the Surface Studio 2 Plus all-in-one. It also announced a surprise integration with Apple by including iCloud photos on Windows 11 and Apple Music on Xbox. A few additions were also made to Microsoft Teams.

    Microsoft Surface Go 3 review: Sturdy & compact performer

    The hybrid 2-in-1 device works as a tablet and as a laptop with a keyboard cover.

    Surface Pro 7 review: Tablet works as an efficient laptop

    However, its cameras and speakers could have done a better job.

    Microsoft unveils smaller, cheaper Surface Go tablet at $399 taking on Apple's iPad

    The Surface Go has a 10-inch screen, weighs 1.15 pounds, far lighter than existing Surface products.

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