Huawei's MateBook 13 Looks Like a Real MacBook Air Killer By Mark Spoonauer published 7 January 19 The MateBook 13 makes a strong first impression. It’s cheaper than the MacBook Air, has a faster processor and offers a better keyboard.
LG Shows off 8K OLED and Smarter 4K Sets for 2019 By Brian Westover published 7 January 19 LG's new 8K sets get OLED panels, beefier smarts, and more.
LG Rollable TV First Hands-on: This is Beyond Amazing By Mark Spoonauer published 7 January 19 The LG Signature OLED TV R is the worlds's first rollable TV, and its multiple modes, booming sound and sheer wow factor makes other TVs look boring.
Alexa Who? RoomMe Makes Your Smart Home Voice-Free By Mike Prospero published 7 January 19 The RoomMe can automatically turn on smart home devices in your home on a room-by-room basis based on your phone's location.
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.
Cosmo Communicator Hands-on: Android Phone Meets Mini Laptop By Mark Spoonauer published 7 January 19 The Cosmo Communicator packs a backlit keyboard, dual displays and decent specs into a chunky laptop-like design.
Razer's First-Ever Monitor Sports Chroma Lighting, HDR 400 Support By Rami Tabari published 7 January 19 Razer unveiled the Razer Raptor, the company’s first gaming monitor that features a 27-inch, 2560 x 1440p panel with neat features.
Hades Is a Must-Play Indie Dungeon Crawler By Rami Tabari published 27 December 18 Supergiant Games' rogue-like dungeon crawler Hades is incredibly addictive and scratches that Greek mythology itch to death, literally.
Sega Classics for Fire TV Is the Perfect Virtual Stocking Stuffer for Retro Gamers By Adam Ismail published 21 December 18 You could buy that retro gamer in your life a terrible knockoff console, or the convenience of Sega classics on their Fire TV.
Here's What It's Like to Replace Your iPhone Battery By Adam Ismail published 21 December 18 Fearing a long wait time if you take advantage of Apple’s iPhone battery replacement program? You may be surprised when you check with your local Apple Store.
Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Hands-On: All Screen, With a Pop-up Surprise By Marc Chacksfield published 19 December 18 The Mi Mix 3 is a slider phone that has some decent flagships specs and, most importantly, no notch. Here are our first impressions of Xiaomi's new smartphone.
OnePlus 6T McLaren Boasts Supercar Looks, 10GB of RAM and Warp Charging By Adam Ismail published 11 December 18 OnePlus' value king among Android flagships has gotten a tune-up with a new special edition model.
Just Cause 4 Is Fine, But We Need Just Cause Multiplayer By Rami Tabari published 8 December 18 Just Cause is a dated single-player experience, but we can bring this game into the future with the addition of Just Cause Multiplayer.
I Replaced My Laptop with the Galaxy Note 9, and This Is What Happened By Brian Nadel published 25 November 18 With Samsung's DeX, all you need to do is plug your Note 9 into a monitor using an HDMI cable to have a portable PC. But can it replace a laptop when you travel?
Here's PS4's Answer to the Xbox Elite Controller By Adam Ismail published 23 November 18 Scuf's Vantage is a fully modular, pro-grade controller for your PS4 — but it doesn't feel as premium as its price suggests.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Hands-On Review: A Joyous, Chaotic Crossover By Michael Andronico published 19 November 18 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is a dizzying, joyous buffet of fan service that's shaping up to be one of the Switch's best games yet.
YouTube on Switch Hands-on: Good, but Incomplete By Henry T. Casey published 8 November 18 YouTube's finally on the Switch, and while it's a better port than Hulu, it's still missing some oddly left-out features.
Group FaceTime Tested: It Actually Works Well By Adam Ismail published 31 October 18 We take iOS 12's expanded chat feature out for a spin.
Hands-on with Samsung's 8K TV: This Is Sheer Madness By Marc Chacksfield published 21 October 18 If you buy the Samsung Q900 you will be the earliest of early adopters, but is the sticker shock worth it?
Life with Google's New Wear OS: What I Love and Hate By Caitlin McGarry published 20 October 18 The latest version of Wear OS promises an entirely new experience for smartwatch owners, but there’' still a lot of work to be done.
Porsche Design Huawei Mate 20 RS Hands-on: Premium Phone for a Price By Marc Chacksfield published 16 October 18 Huawei has teamed up with Porsche again for a smartphone that has that new car smell in this premium version of the new Mate 20 Pro.
Huawei Mate 20 X Hands-on: This 7.2-Inch Phablet Is Gunning for Note 9 By Marc Chacksfield published 16 October 18 Huawei has decided to bet big on the big screen with the Mate 20 X. But will this big-screen phone work well as a gaming device?
Huawei Mate 20 Hands-on Review: A Notch Above By Marc Chacksfield published 16 October 18 The Huawei Mate 20 proves that you can have a notch and make it look good. The triple cameras and 7-nanometer Kirin 980 CPU look good, too.
Huawei Watch GT Ditches Wear OS for Longer Battery Life By Caitlin McGarry published 16 October 18 Huawei's new smartwatch and fitness tracker are focused on fitness and lengthy battery life.
Pixel 3 Camera Hands-On: How Good Is It? By Adam Ismail published 13 October 18 The latest Pixel phones put an emphasis on improving the front and rear cameras. Here’s an early look at what kind of photos those Pixel 3 enhancements produce.
Razer Phone 2 Hands-On: A Better Gaming Phone, But Should You Buy? By Sherri L. Smith published 11 October 18 Razer's back with the next iteration of its gamer-centric smartphone and it's clear that the company has some new tricks up its sleeve
Google Home Hub Hands-On: A Worthy (and Cheaper) Echo Show Rival By Monica Chin published 9 October 18 Google's smart display has a 7-inch touchscreen and is powered by Google Assistant.
Devialet Phantom Reactor hands on review: big sound, miniaturized By Marc Chacksfield published 9 October 18 Devialet has a plan for audio domination and it’s taking its time to make sure it works. The latest part of this is the brilliant Phantom Reactor and it’s been 10 years in the making. Devialet managed to gain prominence in the audio industry around thre
Vortx Hands-On: This PC Gaming Gadget Blows (in a Good Way) By Michael Andronico published 8 October 18 The $120 Vortx is a neat PC-gaming gadget that blows hot and cool air at you based on what's happening on screen.
Izneo Turns Your Switch Into a Comic Book Reader By Michael Andronico published 7 October 18 Izneo lets you read digital comics on your Nintendo Switch, whether you're on the go or on your TV.