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.
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Although it doesn't quite live up to the hype, the OnePlus 2 offers good performance, a unique design and a fast fingerprint sensor for an affordable price.

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The ZTE Axon Pro has a stunning display and fantastic hi-fi sound, but its design and battery life disappoint.

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The Nubia Z9 from ZTE wows with its beautiful borderless display and cool edge gestures, but it needs a lot of software improvements.

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The Canon EOS Rebel T6s provides speedy autofocus when capturing stills and video, and delivers colorful and sharp images.

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Those who live on the edge will find the Samsung Galaxy S6 Active a solid companion, with its rugged build, long-lasting battery and excellent camera.

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The Samsung Galaxy S6 Active can survive being submerged, tumbles down the stairs and even smacks against a banister - if you don't hit it too hard.

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Here's our step-by-step guide on how to use Facebook's new uploader to add Snapchat style stickers and text to your pics.

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Keep your iPhone 6 in tip-top shape while adding special features to it with our favorite cases for Apple's latest flagship phone.

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For a whopping $250, the Reserve Strap can extend your Apple Watch's battery life by 30 hours.

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TextNow Wireless is an affordable way to get a phone line and use that number across many devices, but poor call quality holds it back.

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We scoured the show at Computex Taipei to find the cream of this year's crop of the latest and greatest tech gadgets.

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The new Asus ZenFone Selfie boasts dual 13-megapixel cameras, a Selfie-swing that folds out as a stand and nifty software features.

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The Canon PowerShot SX offers a powerful 50x zoom in a lightweight, DSLR-like body, but don't expect many frills.

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The Huawei P8 packs a gorgeous 5.2-inch display and feature-rich camera in a stunningly sleek body.

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BitTorrent's new app is a secure, peer-to-peer voice-call and messaging client that keeps conversations off the cloud. Here's how to use it.

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TextNow Wireless offers unlimited talk, text and 2G data for just $19 a month, and lets you use your number across your devices.

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Mac owners: Perfect your pictures with these tips for the new, free Photos image-editing app for OS X Yosemite.

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Facebook's new Video Calling feature in its Messenger app makes it easier to talk to people on your friends list. Here's how.

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Acer's sleek new Liquid Leap Fit and Leap Curve not only check your heart rate, but your stress level as well.

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Adobe's popular Lightroom app joins the company's Creative Cloud subscription model, and gets several new features and upgrades.

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The Alcatel Onetouch Watch is an affordable color smartwatch that works with iPhone and Android and delivers a good array of features for a low price.

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The new LG G Flex 2 packs a sharper display in a sexy, curvy body, but it doesn't last long enough on a charge.

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Everything you need to know about Cyanogen -- the Android modification that may be better than Android itself.
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