Why the Pixel 3a Is No Threat to the iPhone By Jason Snell The newly unveiled Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL are appealing phones with killer price tags. But they face the same problems that have plagued other midrange smartphones.
The Pixel 3a Should Scare Samsung and Apple By Mark Spoonauer Google's Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL aren't just good-looking phones for the money. They are true threats to the Galaxy S10e and iPhone XR.
Apple Is No Longer the iPhone Company By Mark Spoonauer As iPhone sales continue to fall, services are starting to take over, and that is forging a new Apple.
If Facebook Wants Our Trust, Mark Zuckerberg Must Resign By Philip Michaels Privacy figures to be a big topic of discussion at the upcoming Facebook F8 conference. But does Facebook have any credibility left after so many public blunders?
The OnePlus 7 Pro Makes Sense, But Will Anyone Buy It? By Adam Ismail As OnePlus eyes a slice of the premium smartphone pie, it'd better not lose sight of the ethos that made it such an exciting up-and-comer in the first place.
Despite Galaxy Fold Debacle, Foldable Phones Will Rise By Mark Spoonauer The Galaxy Fold’s delay and screen issues are a big setback for the category, but it should not be a death knell.
Game of Thrones Wouldn’t Be a Phenomenon Without Babylon 5 By Marshall Honorof Without the influence of 'Babylon 5', 'Game of Thrones' might not exist as the cultural phenomenon it is today.
It’s Time for LG to Stop Making Phones By Caitlin McGarry LG's ThinQ flagships are ambitious but no match for Apple and Samsung.
10 Reasons the iPhone Beats Android By Mark Spoonauer I like Android phones. But when most friends and family ask me what phone to buy, I tend to recommend the iPhone over Android. Here’s why.
I Tried to Sign Up for Verizon Fios. It Turned Into a Nightmare By Marshall Honorof Signing up for Verizon Fios service is not nearly as easy as the company makes it sound.
7 Things I Learned Testing Verizon’s New 5G Network By Philip Michaels After a weekend of testing Verizon’s fledgling 5G network in Chicago, I came away with some impressions about the early days of this new networking standard.
It’s Time to Kill Palm Again By Jesus Diaz The tiny Palm has been reissued as a standalone phone with slightly improved camera and battery life. So what?
Apple Card Doesn't Need to Be Revolutionary to Be a Hit By Jason Snell Apple's credit card won't reinvent the finance industry. But that's not necessary for iPhone users to embrace Apple Card.
9 Things We Want from the New Nintendo Switch By Tom's Guide Staff Nintendo is expected to update its Switch console with not one, but two new models. Here's what we want the company to add.
Asus' Epic Fail Shows How Not to Handle Security Issues By Paul Wagenseil Asus' security woes are partly of its own making. The company's lame response is a lesson in how to fail in dealing with security fails.
Apple Card Is a Very Big Deal But It Also Freaks Me Out By Mark Spoonauer Apple’s first credit card solves a lot of pain points and delivers easy-to-understand rewards. But it also changes the company’s relationship with its customers.
Apple News+ Is the Antidote to Facebook’s Garbage By Caitlin McGarry The new $9.99-a-month subscription service doesn’t have everything I want, but it’s a start.
Apple TV Plus Looks Cool, But We're Missing Two Big Things By Henry T. Casey Apple just announced a bunch of shows and movies it's releasing on Apple TV+, but left off a lot of important details.
Why I’m Skipping Apple’s AirPods 2 By Caitlin McGarry Apple is reportedly saving its best AirPods features for next year, which is why I’m skipping AirPods 2.
Protect your computer with this one simple trick By Paul Wagenseil The best way to protect your machine is the simplest: Create and use limited user accounts for your daily tasks.
Google Stadia: Our 3 Biggest Concerns By Marshall Honorof Google's Stadia game streaming platform has incredible potential, but Google has to address these key issues to ensure it succeeds.
Why Apple Should Rethink the iPhone's Name and Its Entire Product Line By Jesus Diaz Experts agree that Apple has a problem: its product line is getting too complicated and its brands are getting confusing. It's time to follow Jobs' prime directive and get back to basics.
Apple vs. Spotify: Who’s Really Right? By Jason Snell With Spotify filing an antitrust complaint about how Apple lets iOS users access its music service, here’s a closer look at the dispute between the two companies.
2 Galaxy S10 Features the iPhone Should Copy Right Now By Mark Spoonauer The Galaxy S10 has a lot of cool new features, but that's not what I miss when I go back to the iPhone. It's these convenient shortcuts.
How the iPhone Measures Up to the Big Releases at MWC 2019 By Jason Snell Between the Galaxy S10 release and Mobile World Congress, it’s been a busy February for phone news. Here's how those events might impact Apple's iPhone plans.
Why the Galaxy Fold Will Be a Huge Success Even at $2,000 By Jesus Diaz Samsung's new foldable phone is pricey, but early adopters with deep pockets will snatch it up fast to have the next big thing.
Merging Mac, iOS Apps Is a No-Brainer for Apple By Jesus Diaz Bloomberg reports that Apple has an initiative in place to help developers to code once and deploy everywhere. It could also introduce the possibility of new hardware form factors.
Apple’s March 25 Event Could Bring the Big Bundle That Beats Netflix By Jason Snell With Apple likely to hold an event on March 25, here’s what the company could be planning for its new video and news streaming services.
252 Hours Later, Marvel TV Shows Are a Waste of Time By Marshall Honorof We've had 23 seasons of MCU TV, totaling 252 hours of content — but for the most part, it's not very good.
Here’s How the Galaxy S10E Can Beat the iPhone XR at Its Own Game By Adam Ismail With the iPhone XR, Apple built a cheaper iPhone that doesn't sacrifice much. Samsung should try to do the same with the Galaxy S10E.