Sam Rutherford
Sam is a Senior Writer at Engadget and previously worked at Gizmodo as a Senior Reporter. Before that, he worked at Tom's Guide and Laptop Mag as a Staff Writer and Senior Product Review Analyst, overseeing benchmarks and testing for countless product reviews. He was also an archery instructor and a penguin trainer too (really).
Latest articles by Sam Rutherford

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The HTC 10 is the company's best phone in three years, but how does the device's improved camera stack up against the best camera phone on the market?

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Miggo's innovative Pictar camera grips brings the convenient controls of a DSLR to your iPhone at a price that's easy to like.

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From the design and camera to that iffy power button, these are the best and worst things about HTC's new flagship phone.

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HTC's next big phone, reportedly to be called the HTC 10, is expected to be unveiled on April 12. Here's what we think we know.

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Panasonic's new Lumix GX85 features a new dual 5-axis IS system, powerful post focus photo mode and 4K video, but without breaking the bank at $799.

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Here's what you need to know about Apple's Renew program, which lets you recycle your old devices, and, in some cases, get an Apple gift card in return for them.

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We put the new iPhone SE up against the Sony Z5 Compact and the OnePlus X to help figure out which small phone is right for you.

By Marshall Honorof, Sam Rutherford Published
Before you dive into Daredevil Season 2 on Netflix, here's everything that happened in Season 1 that you'll need to know.

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We test out the dedicated camera controls the LG Cam Plus brings to the upcoming G5 smartphone and discover some welcome additions for smartphone-toting photographers.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge offer a breakthrough dual-pixel camera that's brighter and faster than the iPhone's, plus an always-on display in a water-resistant design.

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Samsung packs a lot of features into the new Galaxy S7 line. Here what's improved from last year's S6, and what's come back from 2014's S5.

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At MWC 2016, one of Freetel's two new phones showed up with a physical feature-phone keypad and not one, but two 4-inch screens.

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At MWC 2016, startup Bagel Labs demoed an innovative smart tape measure thats adds new tricks to a device found in almost every toolbox.

By Philip Michaels, Sam Rutherford Published
We dove head-first into Mobile World Congress 2016 to find the best products at the show, including the top smartphones, accessories, wearables and virtual reality devices.

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Keezel's $99 Portable VPB Hub promises to open up the Internet securely and safely by with its tiny teardrop-shaped device.

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At MWC 2016, Alcatel doubled down on its commitment to making value-packed devices by launching its affordable line of Pop 4 phones.

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With HP's Elite x3 smartphone, another major company is hopping on the Windows 10 bandwagon, but will it be enough to turn the tide for Microsoft's mobile OS?

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With the Idol 4, Alcatel is pushing the limits of mid-ranged even higher featuring two very premium-feeling featuring an all-new Boom key.

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The Cat S60 is here to solve rugged device user's woes with an attractive military tough handset that includes a thermal camera for spotting leaks or hidden critters.

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Smartphone cameras may be getting more sophisticated, but after pitting an iPhone 6s Plus against a Nikon D3300, the DSLR still reigns supreme.

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This Android phone's 3x optical zoom is a powerful feature for mobile photographers, but its battery life and bloatware are turnoffs.

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Just over 20 years after the disastrous release of the Virtual Boy, it seems Nintendo is ready to get back into VR.

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How fast is Mach 24? A little over 18,000 miles per hour, which could allow the Antipode Concept jet to fly from NYC to London in the time it takes to eat lunch.
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