Yubico Made the First iPhone Security Key, and We Tested It By Paul Wagenseil The YubiKey 5ci features a Lightning plug, making it the first security key to work with iPhones.
Alienware Launches Massive OLED Gaming Monitor and I Want It By Sherri L. Smith Alienware's 55 OLED Gaming Monitor serves up beautiful color and 4K resolution with low refresh rates.
Blair Witch Game Is Far Less Original Than the Film By Marshall Honorof Blair Witch plays just fine, but its premise and gameplay style seem to take inspiration from other horror games instead of the film series.
GreedFall Combines the Best Parts of Dragon Age and The Witcher By Marshall Honorof If Western RPGs with lots of exploration are your thing, GreedFall seems like a solid bet.
First Galaxy Note 10 Plus Benchmarks: Here’s How It Stacks Up By Mark Spoonauer The Galaxy Note 10 is one of the fastest phones ever, but it's still a step behind the iPhone XS Max.
TCL Roku TVs for 2019 Hands-on: Get Ready to Be Wowed By Brian Westover TCL's value-packed Roku 4K TVs are back with huge improvements, and the budget-friendly manufacturer prepares to muscle into the premium TV space.
DJI Osmo Mobile 3 Review: Hands-on By Mike Prospero DJI's newest handheld smartphone gimbal adds some welcome improvements for a lower price.
Are OLED TVs Worth It? I Made the Plunge for You By Sherri L. Smith After scoring a 55% off deal on Prime Day, here’s the pros and cons of living with an LG OLED TV.
DJI's New First-Person Viewing System is a Drone Racer's Dream By Sherri L. Smith DJI’s new HD Low Latency FPV Transmission technology makes me want to invest in a drone.
New Android Auto Hands-On: Big Update Brings Much Better Interface By Adam Ismail Google has pushed out the most significant update Android Auto has ever seen, and it's going to make a lot of drivers happy.
5 Reasons to Buy the Fire TV Cube (and 2 Reasons to Skip It) By Henry T. Casey Amazon's Fire TV Cube provides more Alexa integration for your home entertainment, but it's not for all.
Honor Band 5 Hands-On: The Cheap Fitness Tracker to Watch By Richard Priday It’s not available outside of China yet, but keep an eye on this cheap yet effective fitness tracker.
Moto E6 Hands-On: This Could Be the Best $150 Phone By Adam Ismail Motorola has focused its attention on pumping up the camera in its cheapest phone. Here’s how the Moto E6 is shaping up.
5G Face-Off: Sprint vs Verizon in Chicago By Adam Ismail Sprint's 5G network isn't the fastest yet, but unlike Verizon's, you can use it everywhere.
I Used a Mouse with iPadOS: Here’s How It Works By Henry T. Casey While it’s designed for those who have trouble touching the display, the mouse support feature in iPadOS works surprisingly well.
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Review By Adam Ismail Samsung’s first 5G phone is here, and the speed the Galaxy S10 5G offers is amazing. But most people won't see the benefits until 5G networks are more widespread.
Watch This—You Can Control Xfinity X1 with Just Your Eyes By Mike Prospero Customers with disabilities can now control the Xfinity X1 cable box using just their eyes.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Faithfully Recreates the Anime By Marshall Honorof Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is not the first action/RPG to follow the life and times of Goku, but it’s easily the most ambitious.
Huawei Mate X Hands-On: First Impressions, Specs and a New Release Date By Marc Chacksfield, Adam Ismail & Caitlin McGarry Huawei’s Mate X is a foldable phone with a camera twist. But it comes at a price. Here are some initial impressions of the Mate X while we wait for its delayed release.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Lives Up to the Original By Marshall Honorof I went hands-on with the Final Fantasy VII Remake at E3 2019, and the game is much, much more than a graphical overhaul.
How Luigi’s Mansion 3 (And Gooigi) Stole My Heart At E3 2019 By Michael Andronico Luigi's Mansion 3 is the surprise Nintendo hit of E3, with satisfying combat and puzzle solving and a lovable new companion named Gooigi.
E3 2019: Maneater Is Like Grand Theft Auto with Sharks By Richard Priday Swapping out guns and cars for fins and teeth makes a surprising amount of sense
E3 2019: Pokémon Sword and Shield Has an Epic Twist By Michael Andronico My E3 demo of Sword and Shield felt largely familiar to previous installments, it did stand out in one big way — literally.
Sega Genesis Mini Hands-on Review: This Beats Nintendo and Sony By Michael Andronico With solid emulation and 42 great games, the Sega Genesis Mini is shaping up to be the retro console to beat.
Espire 1: VR Operative Is VR Stealth Done Right By Richard Priday Playing as a sneaky Australian robot is the kind of smooth experience you’d hope it would be.
Doom Eternal on Stadia Shows the Promise (and Pitfalls) of Cloud Gaming By Marshall Honorof We played Doom Eternal on Google's Stadia platform, and came away with some impressions about both the game and Google's upcoming streaming service.
Watch Our Whole Office Freak Out After Drinking Razer’s Energy Drink By Kenneth Butler We tripped off of Respawn, Razer’s new energy drink, to tell you if it will bring you gaming glory.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Lets You Run Wild with the Force By Sherri L. Smith Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is shaping up to be the intense Jedi action game fans have been waiting for.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Demands Survival Through Teamwork By Marshall Honorof Ghost Recon Breakpoint aims to refine the series formula by making injuries and survival more realistic than ever.
Project xCloud Hands-on: Is Xbox Streaming the Future of Games? By Michael Andronico Microsoft's Project xCloud shows promise, even if it comes with the same hiccups as other cloud-based gaming platforms.
