Jabra Elite Active 65t vs. Samsung Galaxy Buds: Battle of the AirPod Slayers By Sherri L. Smith published 17 March 19 In the battle for the title of best truly wireless earbuds, it all comes down to features.
Quip’s Kids Toothbrush Made My Son Enjoy Brushing By Julie Reinken published 17 March 19 Quip Kids Toothbrush may help my son build lasting habits for a lifetime.
Help Me, Tom's Guide: Which Ergonomic Mouse Should I Buy? By Marshall Honorof last updated 28 August 22 A good ergonomic mouse can alleviate pain from carpal tunnel syndrome, if you can find the right peripheral for your needs.
Roborock S5 Robot Vacuum Review: Jack-of-All-Trades, Master of None By Meghan McDonough last updated 18 March 20 This attractive robot vacuum has a few unique features, but they don’t all deliver.
Eufy RoboVac 30C Review: This Robot Vacuum Needs Babysitting By Meghan McDonough published 14 March 19 This connected robot vacuum never quits moving, but it could be a better cleaner.
SXSW 2019: The Best Tech, Movies and Shows So Far By Henry T. Casey published 13 March 19 From tech to TV, and from films to Facebook, SXSW 2019 has a lot going on, and we're there taking it all in.
Dremel LC40 Laser Cutter Review: High Quality at a Cost By Richard Baguley published 12 March 19 Dremel's LC40 laser cutter lets tinkerers and schools safely cut and engrave wood, leather and other materials. But its high-quality output doesn't come cheap.
I Would Totally Buy This New Xiaomi Foldable Phone Concept By Jesus Diaz published 12 March 19 Someone thought of a way to better the best foldable phone-tablet design so far.
LG's Robot Boy Band Is Actually Adorable By Henry T. Casey published 9 March 19 At SXSW, LG showed off a group of conceptual AI-driven robots, including an incredibly adorable boy band.
Hopsy Sub Compact Is a Good (But Pricey) Keurig for Draft Beer By Henry T. Casey published 9 March 19 The Sub Compact is a smaller version of Hopsy's kegerator that turns beer into a subscription service.
Elton John's Concert Headphones Sound Like a Dystopian Nightmare By Jesus Diaz published 7 March 19 Is going to a live music concert with headphones really a “better listening experience"?
Mynt ES Key Finder: Cheap Price for a Basic Tracker By Philip Michaels published 6 March 19 The Mynt ES key finder boasts a relatively low price but lacks the frills and polish of other tracking devices.
Apparently Nobody Gives a Damn About Futuristic Phones Without Holes By Jesus Diaz published 6 March 19 Meizu fails to secure the minimum Indiegogo crowdfunding target to fund its Zero holeless phone.
Goodyear Designs Tire to Turn Cars Into Flying DeLoreans By Jesus Diaz published 5 March 19 The company’s new Aero two-in-one concept tire can both drive on road and propel cars into the sky.
This Is Where We Are with Robots: Jibo Just Announced Its Own Demise By Richard Priday published 5 March 19 Just over a year since the robot shipped, Jibo has had to turn off its more advanced connected functions.
USB 4 Is Coming: What It Means For You By Henry T. Casey published 4 March 19 Here's what you need to know about USB 4, which promises to deliver faster transfer speeds than previous USB versions.
Chinese Scientists Create Injectable Nanoparticles That Enable Night Vision By Jesus Diaz published 1 March 19 Chinese scientists have discovered a nanoparticle that enables mammals — including humans — to see in absolute darknesss. They have tested it successfully in mice.
7 Ways the Huawei Mate X Beats the Galaxy Fold By Mark Spoonauer published 25 February 19 Samsung’s Galaxy Fold looks innovative, but Huawei’s foldable Mate X looks like the superior foldable phone in many ways.
Yuneec Mantis Q Drone Review: Voice Controls Aren't Enough By Richard Baguley published 14 February 19 The Mantis Q is a nimble, maneuverable drone, but the 4K video is shaky, and its voice-control feature is gimmicky.
The First Phone Without Buttons, Ports or Notches Costs $1,299 By Jesus Diaz published 30 January 19 Is this the apex of candy bar phones or just another gimmick?
This AI-Powered Brain Implant Can Turn Your Thoughts Into Speech By Jesus Diaz published 29 January 19 A new invention could help patients with no speech, paving the way to direct brain-to-computer interfaces for everyone.
iRobot Roomba i7+ Review: A Convenient, Costly Robot Vacuum By Meghan McDonough last updated 11 August 21 The iRobot Roomba i7+ learns your home's layout and empties its own dustbin. It's super-cool, but this convenience comes at a price.
Best of CES 2019: Tom’s Guide Awards for New Tech By Tom's Guide Staff published 10 January 19 From LG’s mind-blowing rollable OLED TV and Google’s Interpreter to a 5G router and an Impossible Burger, these are the most innovative things at CES 2019.
Jammy Is the Portable Digital Guitar I've Always Wanted By Michael Andronico published 9 January 19 Jammy is a portable, digital guitar that packs a ton of onboard smarts and can easily fit in a backpack.
Chipolo's Long-Distance Tracker Will Find More Than Just Keys By Philip Michaels published 9 January 19 Chipolo is planning an LTE tracker for next year that will let you keep tabs on things like luggage and valuable gear.
Samsung's Trio of New Robots Are More Helpful Than Creepy By Mark Spoonauer published 8 January 19 Samsung's new Bot Care, Bot Air and Bot Retail robots can help the elderly, clean the air around you and help you shop.
I Rode a Onewheel Rideable for the First Time, and Lived to Tell the Tale By Philip Michaels published 8 January 19 After debut at last year's CES, the Onewheel+ XR is now widely available, and we took this electric riding board for a spin.
Coolpad Keeps It Simple With First Kids Smartwatch By Philip Michaels published 7 January 19 The $149 Dyno Smartwatch has minimal features for kids largely aimed at letting them stay in touch with the parents to know where they are.
This Gadget Untangles One of the Biggest Problems With Hairdryers By Monica Chin published 7 January 19 Hands-on with the wireless, infrared hairdryer of the future.
Bye, Bye Buttons? Google Hand Motion Detector Approved By Philip Michaels published 2 January 19 The FCC is letting Google move forward with sensors that use radar to detect hand gestures. The technology could give us a new way to interact with smartwatches, speakers and other devices.
