Cherlynn Low
Cherlynn is Deputy Editor, Reviews at Engadget and also leads the site's Google reporting. She graduated with a Master’s in Journalism from Columbia University before joining Tom's Guide and its sister site LaptopMag as a staff writer, where she covered wearables, cameras, laptops, computers and smartphones, among many other subjects.
Latest articles by Cherlynn Low

By Cherlynn Low Published
Huawei teamed up with a top-tier camera maker in Leica, but the resulting new P9 still can't beat the Galaxy S7's cameras.

By Cherlynn Low Published
With better cameras, design, audio and software, the HTC 10 is a significant upgrade for smartphone buyers and the brand.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The LG G5 boasts an innovative modular design and useful dual cameras, but short battery life holds it back.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The TCL Xess is a 17-inch tablet with a kickstand that could make cooking a less stressful experience.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The Huawei P9 and P9 Plus pack Leica-engineered dual-cameras in stunning metal bodies.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Editor's ChoiceWith a superior camera, better Edge screen functions and a long-lasting battery, the gorgeous, water-resistant Galaxy S7 Edge is Samsung's best phone yet.

By Cherlynn Low Published
We compare all of Apple's smartphones with sub-5-inch screens to see which one fits your needs.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The Huawei GX8 offers a great display and a fingerprint sensor in a handsome body, but bad battery life mars its potential.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Why you shouldn't freak out about Instagram's push notifications and new feed format. Yet.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Everything you need to know about pre-ordering the iPhone SE.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Apple has never sold a sub-$500 iPhone until now, which shows just how much the smartphone market has changed.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The $130 Fitbit Alta provides an easy way to track your activity and sleep in a less bulky design than competing devices, but it has a finicky screen.

By Cherlynn Low Published
T-Mobile versions of the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge come with locked bootloaders, which upsets plenty of power users and developers. What's a lockd bootloader, and what's the big deal?

By Cherlynn Low Published
Facebook's latest acquisition is a fun Snapchat-esque app for adding live filters to your selfie videos and pics. Here's how to use MSQRD.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The ZTE Grand X3 offers a long-lasting battery and good display for a very affordable $129, but it’s not the best choice on Cricket Wireless.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Thanks to a new dual-pixel sensor, the Galaxy S7 could reign supreme over the iPhone 6s Plus and all other smartphones.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Should you switch to Google's Project Fi cellphone service? Before you decide, here's how the new carrier stacks up.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The eye-catching Guess Connect smartwatch delivers notifications and voice control to your wrist, but it doesn’t do enough for the price.

By Cherlynn Low Published
It may be faster and great at specifics, but new virtual assistant Hound isn't a good replacement for Siri yet.

By Cherlynn Low Published
This cool new accessory not only adds a useful E Ink display to the back of your iPhone, but conserves battery life as well.

By Cherlynn Low Published
Be the very best with your own Pokémon selfies. Here's how to use the Pokemon Photo Booth app to catch some really cool self-portraits.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The Galaxy S7 improves upon a winning formula, while the LG G5 tried to reinvent the smartphone with its modular design. We compare the two titans in multiple categories.

By Cherlynn Low Published
The Sony Xperia Z5 Compact squeezes blazing power and a long-lasting battery into a mini-size package.
Here at Tom’s Guide our expert editors are committed to bringing you the best news, reviews and guides to help you stay informed and ahead of the curve!

