Lisa Eadicicco

Lisa Eadicicco was a staff writer and editor for Laptop Mag and Tom's Guide. Her articles have also appeared in MSN, AOL, The Independent, Time Magazine, and many more. She is now Senior Tech Correspondant for Business Insider, covering Apple products and other gadgets.

Articles by: Lisa Eadicicco

Meet the Ibis: A Tech-Savvy Timepiece You’ll Actually Want to Wear

By Lisa Eadicicco published

While most smartwatches attempt to simulate a smartphone experience on your wrist, the Ibis puts style first with an elegant curved display and premium wristband.

Google's 10 Gigabit Internet vs. The World

By Lisa Eadicicco published

Google could bring 10 gigabit Internet to the masses, which would make it 10 times faster than Google Fiber. Here's how it would compare to the peak Internet connections around the world.

Dash Smart Earbud is a Fitness Tracker For Your Ear

By Lisa Eadicicco published

The Dash smart earbud can play music, track your performance, detect your body's temperature and function as a wireless headset for taking calls.

Pebble Steel Review

By Lisa Eadicicco published

Editor's Choice

The Pebble Steel marries an elegant new design with an intuitive app store for a premium price. Read our full review of this smartwatch.

New Tech Could Transform Any Glass Surface Into a Smart Display

By Lisa Eadicicco published

Researchers at MIT are exploring new technology that could make wearable displays easier to produce and potentially turn any glass surface into a smart display.

Futuristic Epson Moverio BT-200 Glasses Put Android All Around You

By Lisa Eadicicco published

While some wearable devices simply deliver notifications, Epson's Moverio BT-200 is a full-fledged Android computer you can wear.

Pebble Debuts $249 Steel Watch, Pandora and ESPN Apps

By Lisa Eadicicco published

The Pebble Steel is a premium $249 smartwatch with a stainless steel design and Gorilla Glass screen that offers full access to Pebble's new app store.

How to Conference Call on an iPhone

By Lisa Eadicicco published

The iPhone allows you to call up to five people at a time. Here’s how to get started with conference calling on the iPhone.

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