Cherlynn Low

Cherlynn Low

Cherlynn is Deputy Editor, Reviews at Engadget and also leads the site's Google reporting. She graduated with a Master’s in Journalism from Columbia University before joining Tom's Guide and its sister site LaptopMag as a staff writer, where she covered wearables, cameras, laptops, computers and smartphones, among many other subjects.

Articles by: Cherlynn Low

Samsung Galaxy S7 User Guide

By Cherlynn Low published

Here’s everything you need to know about your Galaxy S7 (and S7 Edge) including tips, tricks and hacks for beginners and advanced users.

What You Need to Know About Amazon's Treasure Truck Deals

By Cherlynn Low published

Amazon's deals-on-wheels program is an excellent way to score deals and freebies.

How to Disable Comcast Xfinity Public Wi-Fi

By Cherlynn Low published

Stop Comcast from using your router as a public hotspot by turning off the home-hotspot feature in your Xfinity modem.

Best Tech to Improve Your Golf Game

By Cherlynn Low published

From sensors for your clubs and wearables to apps that teach you the rules, here's the best tech to improve and enhance your golf game.

What Is Jet.com? And How to Use It

By Cherlynn Low published

Jet.com is challenging Amazon and promises to make online shopping even cheaper. It's even starting to offer grocery deliveries. Here's how Jet.com works.

Android 7.0 Nougat Top Features: Multi-Tasking, Direct Reply and More

By Cherlynn Low published

Here's the best of what you can expect from Google's latest and greatest operating system, Android Nougat.

Galaxy Note 7 Rumors: Curved Screen, August Debut

By Philip Michaels, Cherlynn Low published

Wondering what to expect from the next version of Samsung's phablet? We round up all the rumors surrounding the Galaxy Note 7, which is slated to debut at an Aug. 2 event.

Where to Buy the Galaxy S7 - Best Deals

By Cherlynn Low, Philip Michaels published

Where should you buy the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge? Here's a detailed breakdown of the deals for AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and T-Mobile, plus a look at the unlocked version of Samsung's flagship phone.

Warcraft Movie Gets It Right For Noobs and Gamers Alike

By Sam Rutherford, Cherlynn Low published

Tom's Guide sent two writers to check out the new Warcraft movie: one a total noob, and the other a former hardcore raider. And even though they each got very different things from the movie, they both agree, Warcraft is definitely worth a watch.

Sony Xperia X Review: Great Camera, But No X Factor

By Cherlynn Low published

The $550 Sony Xperia X offers supersharp cameras, all-day battery life and decent performance, but lacks the pizazz of other flagships.

ZTE Axon 7 Hands-On: A Serious Android Contender

By Cherlynn Low published

We go hands-on with ZTE's Axon 7, which could give phones from Samsung, Alcatel, Apple and LG a run for their money.

Xiaomi Just Launched the Most Affordable 4K Drone Ever

By Cherlynn Low published

You may finally be able to afford a drone that shoots 4K videos, thanks to Xiaomi.

Misfit Shine 2 Review: Good for Basics

By Cherlynn Low published

The waterproof Misfit Shine 2 tracks only the most basic of fitness and sleep metrics, but it will last you awfully long and cost you just $99.99.

Pebble Surprises with Core Fitness Wearable

By Cherlynn Low published

Pebble's upcoming Core wearable frees its smartwatch from your wrist while the updates to the Pebble and Pebble Time watches focus heavily on health features.

How to Find Facebook Live Videos Around the World

By Cherlynn Low published

The new Facebook Live Map makes it easier to find Live Videos all around the world. Here's how to find a stream to tickle your fancy.

LG Watch Urbane LTE Review: Not Smart Enough

By Cherlynn Low published

The LG Watch Urbane LTE makes and receives calls and messages, and gets notifications without being tethered to your phone, but iPhone owners should wait for iOS compatibility.

How the New Moto G Phones Stack Up to the Competition

By Cherlynn Low published

The latest Moto G trio of smartphones offer solid specs, but don't seem better than competing cheap phones.

How to Turn Off T-Mobile's Binge On and Why You'd Want To

By Cherlynn Low published

Get back your high-quality and speedy video streams by turning off T-Mobile's BingeOn feature.

Sony's Latest Xperia X Phone Boasts a Monster Front Cam

By Cherlynn Low published

The Sony Xperia XA Ultra rocks a 16-megapixel front camera, so you can snap super high-res selfies.

Nextbit Robin Review: The Joy of Never Running Out of Space

By Cherlynn Low published

The Nextbit Robin provides abundant capacity by moving extraneous apps and photos to the cloud--and its cool design is nothing like other Android phones.

Republic Wireless Just Got Way Better

By Cherlynn Low published

The hybrid Wi-Fi-cellular carrier is adding the Galaxy S7 and six other phones, along with a dirt-cheap $20 plan.

5 Sneaky Ways Your Wireless Carrier Is Ripping You Off

By Cherlynn Low published

Your monthly cellphone bill contains more fees and gotchas than you probably knew. Here's how where your carrier may be taking you for a ride.

How to Make Group Calls on Facebook Messenger

By Cherlynn Low published

Now you can conference call your friends from within Facebook Messenger. Here's how.

Siam 7x Phone: Not Ready For Prime Time

By Cherlynn Low published

Despite a useful second E Ink screen, the Siam 7X's finicky cameras and odd software prevent it from being a viable option.

Huawei P9 vs. Galaxy S7: Even a Leica Can't Beat Samsung

By Cherlynn Low published

Huawei teamed up with a top-tier camera maker in Leica, but the resulting new P9 still can't beat the Galaxy S7's cameras.

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