Latest articles by Dan Howley
Will devices like Google glass and Apple's smartwatch ever replace your beloved smartphone? Find out what the future holds for wearables.
We pit two Android Wear smartwatches -- the LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live -- against the Pebble Steel to help you make the best choice.
Samsung's Gear Live offers a built-in heart-rate monitor and easy access to your latest notifications, but it doesn't feel fully baked.
LG's G Watch is a fairly svelte smartphone companion, but its Android Wear OS doesn't offer enough functionality.
Google's Android TV brings the mobile OS to your living room, and it may be the cure for the fractured smart TV market.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active offers enhanced durability and a new Activity Zone app, but should you buy it over the original Galaxy S5?
The current generation of gaming consoles cost consumers $1 billion in power bills annually, $400 million of that in standby mode.
Samsung will reportedly reveal its Google Glass competitor, the Gear Glass, in September alongside the Galaxy Note 4.
'InFamous: Second Son' is a blast of an open-world game with beautiful graphics and exciting superpowers, even if the moral choices are too simplistic.
The new HTC One M8 offers a ton of great new features, from a dual-lens camera and a bigger battery to louder speakers. Here's a rundown.
Acer's Aspire U5-610 is a stylish all-in-one with a colorful 23-inch touch screen and good audio quality, but it's not the fastest performer.
Samsung has officially unveiled its new fitness tracker, the aptly named Gear Fit, and it’s nothing like you’ve seen before. Whereas most fitness bands use fairly simplistic monochromatic displays or LED indicators, Samsung’s Gear Fit sport
Just five months after launching its first smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear, Samsung has unveiled its two newest wearables, the Gear 2 and Gear Neo.
“Battlefield 4” more than makes up for its meh single-player with an incredible multiplayer mode with incentivizing teamwork.
We pit the Samsung Galaxy S4 against the Galaxy Note 3 in a nine-round showdown where only one smartphone survives. Here are the results.
