I Tried Legal Cord Cutting: Which Services Are Worth It By Alex Cranz I stepped over from the dark side to see which premium streaming services are worth the monthly cost.
Droid Turbo vs Zenfone 2 vs Galaxy S6: Which Phone Charges Fastest? By Alex Cranz We measured the charge percentage of seven popular phones at various times and factored in battery capacity to declare a winner.
You (Probably) Don't Want an Android Console By Marshall Honorof It's hard to determine exactly why expensive, powerful Android consoles exist, or to whom they're supposed to appeal.
HTC: Why Vive Will Beat Oculus VR at Its Own Game By Mark Spoonauer HTC's executive director of marketing talks about the Vive's secret weapon against the Oculus Rift and the future of virtual reality.
Asus on Zenfone 2: We Don't Need Carriers to Succeed By Mark Spoonauer Asus chairman Jonney Shih is confident that the Zenfone 2 will do for phones what the Eee PC did for laptops, even without carriers to sell it.
Legal? PlayLater Lets You Record All of Netflix for $20 By Marshall Honorof Using PlayLater, you can take advantage of cheap software and free trials to get months' worth of video content. But how legal is it?
How Data-Breach Hype Undermines Your Security By Sue Marquette Poremba Exaggerated media reports about data breaches may scare people away from thinking they can improve their own personal security habits.
The Hottest TV Technologies By Sean Captain It will be an amazing year, with OLED, curved and bending screens, nanocrystal color, 4K/Ultra HD sets, smarter TVs, and even glasses-free 3D.
iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Battery Life: How Long They Last By Mike Prospero We compare the battery life on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus to the Samsung Galaxy S5, the LG G3, the HTC One M8 and the OnePlus One.
Best of CTIA Super Mobility Week 2014 By Cherlynn Low From an encryption case for your iPhone to impressive new noise-cancelling technology, here's the best of what we saw at CTIA's Super Mobility Week 2014.
Best of IFA 2014 Consumer Tech Show By Michael Andronico, Marshall Honorof Teaser: From giant curved TVs for your living room to curved smartwatches for your wrist, Europe's biggest tech show was packed with innovation.
The Indestructible Smartphone Is Closer Than You Think By Michael Andronico Will a mainstream smartphone ever be unbreakable? Thanks to new materials and innovative manufacturers, we're closer than ever before.
Should You Disable Java on Your Computer? By Sue Marquette Poremba Java may be among the most insecure pieces of software on any computer, and most of us have little reason to run it.
How Apple OS X Mavericks Falls Short on Security By Sue Marquette Poremba Does OS X Mavericks address Apple's half-hearted approach to desktop security? Or does it not go far enough?
Why Hackers Target Your Smartphone By Marshall Honorof Your smartphone is probably a much more tempting target for cybercriminals than your desktop computer.
Inside the Black Budget: 5 Things NSA May Be Working On By Jill Scharr The "black budget" leaked by Edward Snowden mentions the NSA's focus on researching "groundbreaking cryptanalytic capabilities." What does that mean?
How Secure is Google Drive? By Marshall Honorof Between the National Security Agency (NSA) and Google's own overreaching terms of service, your files on Google Drive may be open to snooping from both organizations. What are the risks and how can you minimize them?
