Samsung has made a huge Galaxy S20 mistake By Mark Spoonauer As advanced as the Galaxy S20 lineup is, not offering a direct competitor to the iPhone 11 is a huge oversight.
Apple TV Plus isn’t catching on — Here’s how Apple can change that By Philip Michaels In a crowded world of streaming services, Apple TV Plus fails to stand out. But a few fixes could change that.
Ten years later, the iPad has (almost) killed the e-reader By Marshall Honorof In the ten years since the iPad has come out, it's revolutionized the ebook space, and not necessarily in a positive way.
PlayStation Vue was the best cable TV replacement — so why did it fail? By Marshall Honorof Sony's mighty cable replacement service is gone, and it's worth asking ourselves, "Why?"
iPhone 12 may be forced to ditch the Lightning port (UPDATE: Vote Passed) By Jesus Diaz If the European Commission does it job, Apple will be forced to use USB-C for the new iPhone 12 line.
Apple says killing Lightning port would create waste, forgets about millions of headphones it made obsolete By Adam Ismail Apple says the EU forcing future iPhones to adopt USB-C ports will do more harm than good. But the company's memory is short.
Netflix's The Circle is a creepy voice assistant dystopia, and I can't stop watching it By Kate Kozuch The Circle on Netflix feeds the creepy, weird and addictive appetites that fuel binge-able television and left our reporter feeling jittery.
The real reason Trump and Barr are trying to shame Apple By Jesus Diaz There are plenty of tools that allow the FBI to access Apple's phones — even the latest 'super-secure' iPhone 11. So what's really going on?
5 Reasons You Should Pay for YouTube Premium By Henry T. Casey YouTube Premium isn't free, but its combination of ad-free content, a Spotify competitor and other features makes it worth it.
The Morning Show makes me wish all Apple TV Plus shows released all at once By Henry T. Casey Maybe Netflix is right. Apple TV Plus' weekly episode drop could have hurt one of its biggest shows.
How Disney killed the most interesting thing about Star Wars By Marshall Honorof Disney truly, madly, deeply does not understand Star Wars — except as a way to print money in perpetuity.
We’re not rescinding our recommendation of Ring’s cameras. Here’s why By Mike Prospero Ring’s security isn’t as bad as it seems
I ditched my MacBook Pro for a Pixelbook Go for a month: Here’s what happened By Adam Ismail Google's latest Chromebook is a fantastic piece of hardware, but it might not fit into your life.
Apple 2020 preview: iPhone 12, Apple Watch 6 and a lot more By Jason Snell From the new iPhone 12 and iOS 14 to the Apple Watch 6 and next AirPods, here's what to expect from Apple in 2020.
Galaxy S11 renders look like an iPhone 6 clone — this needs to stop By Jesus Diaz How longer can manufacturers keep beating this dead design?
Google Recorder is giving this iPhone owner serious Pixel envy By Caitlin McGarry Live transcripts and searchable audio are everything I ever wanted.
9 names WAY better than 'Xbox Series X' By Jesus Diaz The Xbox Series X looks really pretty and houses plenty of power, but the name sucks.
The 16-inch MacBook Pro has a major quality control problem By Jesus Diaz The bad keyboard is out, but two quality problems are in and Apple’s QA process seems to be useless.
UPDATED: Homeland Security no longer wants to scan your face at airports By Paul Wagenseil U.S. citizens will continue to be able to avoid facial-recognition kiosks when entering and exiting the country.
Are Pokémon Sword and Shield’s issues as bad as fans are saying? By Rami Tabari Fans hanging up a #GameFreakLied flag have widely criticized Pokémon Sword and Shield for cutting the national Pokédex and reusing animations, but are the complaints valid?
Why is Apple still selling MacBooks with bad Butterfly keyboards? By Jesus Diaz The new MacBook Pro 13 may at last offer an “affordable” way to type reliably on an Apple laptop, but the wait is inexcusable.
NFS Heat is the best Need for Speed in a decade By Adam Ismail NFS Heat combines an invigorating open world with addictive pursuits, deep customization and — for the first time in a long while — enjoyable handling.
Motorola’s foldable Razr just made phones fun again By Caitlin McGarry Motorola’s $1,500 Razr is too expensive for its mid-range specs, but the foldable technology blew me away.
7 ways Disney Plus beats Netflix By Mark Spoonauer From pricing and the availability of family fare to unmatched franchises like Star Wars and Marvel, Disney Plus could put the hurt on Netflix.
My iOS 14 wish list: The changes Apple must make By Jason Snell It’s never too early to start thinking about the next version of iOS. These additions and enhancements would make iOS 14 a much better release.
What we want from Pixel 5 after spending a month with Pixel 4 By Adam Ismail Here's what Google needs to do to address the Pixel 4's shortcomings and release the best smartphone it's ever made.
5 Ways Mixer Beats Twitch By Michael Andronico From co-streaming to interactive broadcasts, here are five features that make Mixer a compelling Twitch alternative.
Pixel 4's Motion Sense Is Off to a Shaky Start By Adam Ismail Motion Sense has the power to change how we use our phones, but only if Google sees it through.
iPhone 11's Deep Fusion Camera: Is This All There Is? By Jason Snell Everyone cares about getting better cameras on their smartphone. But what happens when the improvements aren't so obvious to the naked eye?
How the Tile Tracker Helped Me Recover My Stolen Car By Mike Prospero A Tile Tracker on my keychain helped the police recover my stolen car.
