Today is Monday, March 26, 2018.

Welcome to the Tech Neem Ride Home.

Today, the first Chrome OS tablet is revealed. Tim Cook thinks Facebook

should be regulated. Uber exits the Southeast Asia market. The Fitbit Versa Smart Watches reviewed, and a billion dollar

ATM hacker gang is taken down by authorities. Here's what you missed today in the world of tech.

Tomorrow is the Apple Education event, which will tell you all about, of course, but today, Google tried to bite Apple's style a bit by announcing the first ever

tablets to run Chrome OS.

So far, the standalone tablets that Google has produced have run Android, but the AASER

Chromebook tab 10 is a 9.7 inch tablet with a built-in stylus that starts at $329 and will run

Chrome OS the operating system found on the laptops in the

top-topts in the education market that Apple is reportedly targeting with tomorrow's event.

The $329 price point matches Apple's current entry-level iPad model.

Apple is expected to release an iPad that costs $259 tomorrow, but currently the

Apple pencil is a separate $99 purchase. So it's notable that the tab 10 has stylus support. Like on the

Galaxy Note series the stylus slides into the device for storage and it doesn't

require a battery or charging to work.

As for the specs, the tab 10 has a 9.7 inch 248 by 1536 display, as I mentioned, and has front and rear facing cameras, a nine hour battery life,

an OP1 processor, 4 gigabytes of RAM, 32 gigabytes of storage, and a USBC port.

There's also a micro-SD card slot for greater storage and, wait for it, a headphone jack. The tab 10 is supposed to be available in April.

Uber has apparently agreed to sell all of its Southeast Asian operations to Grab,

Uber's main ride-hailing competitor in that market.

According to Bloomberg, Grab will acquire all of Uber's operations in the region,

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