Huawei P30 Pro Review: A Photography Revolution By Adam Ismail published 20 May 19 Armed with a quartet of cameras and seriously innovative software, the Huawei P30 Pro is the best thing to happen to mobile photography yet. It's a pretty awesome phone, too.
Rage 2 Guide: 5 Key Tips for Surviving the Wasteland By Jorge Jimenez published 18 May 19 Here are 5 essential tips for surviving the colorful apocalyptic wasteland of Rage 2.
Galaxy S10 5G Tested: Crazy 1 Gbps Speeds on Verizon's Network By Adam Ismail published 16 May 19 While the Galaxy S10 5G is very pricey, the speeds it offers must be seen to be believed.
Lenovo Unveils World's First Foldable PC, and I Tried It By Mark Spoonauer published 14 May 19 Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 foldable PC prototype boasts a foldable 13-inch OLED display, a digital pen and Bluetooth keyboard. And there’s no crease.
PicoStill Hands-On: Home Distillation Made Easy By Mike Prospero published 11 May 19 The PicoStill attachment lets you distill alcoholic spirits and flavorful essential oils, with delicious results.
My Trip to Amazon Go: The Surveillance State Sure Is Convenient! By Monica Chin published 9 May 19 Amazon opened its first cashier-less convenience store in New York City. It was the oddest shopping experience of my life.
Hisense H9F Hands-On Review: Android TV Smarts Meets Quantum Display By Brian Westover published 8 May 19 We got an early look at the Hisense H9F Series 4K UHD Android Smart TV, which promises to be a mid-range leader in 2019.
Hands on with Sony's Z9G 8K TV: Big, Bright and Budget-Busting By Brian Westover published 26 April 19 I got up close and personal with Sony's 85-inch Master Series Z9G 8K TV, and I may never be the same.
7 Most Surprising Things About the Samsung Galaxy Fold (Good and Bad) By Mark Spoonauer published 18 April 19 The Galaxy Fold is a totally new kind of smartphone, and with that comes some discoveries that are pleasant and not so pleasant.
Microsoft Chromium Edge Browser Hands-on: Big Upgrade with One Problem By Phillip Tracy published 8 April 19 Microsoft launched today a preview of its upcoming Chromium-based web browser. Here are our initial impressions of the new Edge.
Retro-Bit's Sega Genesis and Saturn Controllers Are Awesomely Authentic By Adam Ismail published 31 March 19 Retro-Bit's new Genesis and Saturn pads don't merely look the part — they're practically clones of the originals.
Katana Zero Blends Brutal 2D Action With a Fascinating World By Jorge Jimenez published 30 March 19 Katana Zero's unforgiving 2D combat is met with an intriguing cyberpunk setting complete with interactive dialogue.
Conan Unconquered Gives Strategy Games a Co-op Twist By Marshall Honorof published 28 March 19 Conan Unconquered wants to channel the best of classic RTS design, but with a cooperative twist.
Doing Nothing Is the Best Part of Trover Saves the Universe By Marshall Honorof published 27 March 19 Characters in Trover Saves the Universe will yammer ad-libbed lines back and forth indefinitely — and the dialogue is hilarious.
14 Awesome Hidden iOS 12 Features By Adam Ismail published 26 March 19 The latest version of iOS packs hundreds of new features and improvements, beyond the ones you've heard about. Here are the secret additions you need to be aware of.
Huawei's Smart New Earbuds Can Charge From Your Phone By Richard Priday published 26 March 19 These new wireless headphones enhance familiar components with some clever new features.
LG's 2019 OLED and NanoCell TVs Hands-on: Smarter and Sharper By Brian Westover published 25 March 19 LG's OLED TVs are coming next month, but the premium features aren't limited to the OLED models, as the company positions NanoCell against Samsung's QLED.
Nintendo Labo VR Hands-On: Exactly What Virtual Reality Needs By Sherri L. Smith published 22 March 19 Nintendo Labo VR is fun, affordable and what virtual reality needs right now.
Stranger Things 3 Hands-On: Game Oozes Retro Charm, Otherwordly Evil By Marshall Honorof published 21 March 19 I went hands-on with Stranger Things 3 at GDC 2019, and it seems like just the right kind of SNES-style adaptation.
I Just Played Doom on Google Stadia: Here’s How It Feels By Marshall Honorof published 20 March 19 Playing Doom on Google's new Stadia gaming platform answers some of our questions about the upcoming release. Here's what we learned from our hands-on time.
Oculus Rift S Hands-on: A Subtle But Sweet Refresh By Michael Andronico published 20 March 19 Oculus Rift S upgrades Oculus' flagship PC virtual reality headset with better resolution, improved room tracking and a passthrough camera for seeing your surroundings.
Stormland Is a Real VR Action-Adventure Game By Marshall Honorof published 20 March 19 Stormland has everything you’d expect from an action/adventure title, including detailed exploration and intense combat, but in VR.
Bose AR Apps Arrive with QC 35 Support By Henry T. Casey published 19 March 19 Bose just announced that its Bose AR apps have launched and are even coming to it latest headphones.
I Played Angry Birds in AR and Now I’m Addicted Again By Sherri L. Smith published 19 March 19 Rovio is releasing the 19th entry in its popular avian-led series: Angry Birds AR: Isle of Pigs.
8 Reasons to Buy the Samsung Galaxy S10 (and 4 Reasons to Skip) By Caitlin McGarry published 15 March 19 Three Galaxy S10 models hit stores March 8, and they’re pretty amazing. But there are a couple of reasons to save your money.
Magic Leap AR at SXSW: What I Liked, What Needs Improvement By Henry T. Casey published 13 March 19 The Magic Leap AR glasses have been hard to find, but we finally got time with them to see where they excel and where they can grow.
I Just Played Sony’s High-Tech Version of Darts, And I Cant Go Back By Henry T. Casey published 13 March 19 Flash Darts takes the game to the next level, with moving projections and haptic feedback.
Nokia 9 PureView Review: A 5-Camera Flagship Contender By Phillip Tracy published 12 March 19 The $699 Nokia 9 PureView, HMD's first flagship Nokia phone in the U.S., has a promising five-camera system and a gorgeous 5.99-inch display.
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.