After revealing them during CES 2014, Samsung has given its new range of Galaxy Note Pro and Galaxy Tab Pro tablets a U.S. price and release date, and they are pretty expensive.
We sit down with Jaume Collet-Serra, director of the latest Liam Neeson suspense and action flick, Non-Stop. He explains what drew him to the project and what he'll work on with Liam next.
Mobile World Congress is over and we know where smartphones are headed. Here are the most interesting 10 trends and features that will affect or be a part of your next Android phone.
We review Non-Stop, Liam Neeson's latest action flick. Does it rise above the fray (and The Grey), or is this another sequel to Taken in the sky? Find out in our full review.
We check out the AlmexPad Senior, a massive tablet that's more durable and filled with features than any device we've seen. It was originally built for miners in Argentina.
Mobile World Congress may be ending, but the amazing gadgets we saw there will be coming out later this year. Get a glimpse at the best of what's to come with our five favorite smartphones, tablets, and technologies on display at MWC this year.
We try out a new "AxisKey" key fob that uses ultrasound to scan your fingerprint without a phone, and talk to Sonavation about the future of its scanning technology and why ultrasound may leap ahead of other technologies.
Lenovo has revealed a new version of its 10-inch Yoga Tablet that fixes many of the problems with the first one, namely its screen and processing power. We've got all the new info and specs.
Microsoft wants the heavily modified Nokia X Android phones to serve as a "gateway drug" to Windows Phone, but it would be better off embracing Android as its next great hope.
We look at the new Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet next to the iPad Air. Can Sony's best compete with the newest Apple tablet? Find out in these hands-on photos.
We review the Pebble Steel, an upgraded version of the Kickstarter project that launched the smartwatch movement. But is a steel frame worth a $100 premium?
We try out Grove's new Wood Smart Case for iPad Air and iPad Mini. Though it's made of bamboo and maple wood, it can do everything Apple's Smart Cover can do, and looks much better doing it.
Flappy Bird is no more, but now people seem to want to play it more than ever. Some of the top games on iTunes are now terrible ripoffs of the famed game. Here all of them in the top 40.
We trey out and speak to the creators of TicketLeap, a new service that's trying to take online ticketing to the next level with a new mobile-first design and ticketing engine.
You may not know Qwilt, but if you watch live streamed video, you'll be interested in its latest tech. It's called Live Stream Cache, and it could put an end to buffering and low quality streams.
By selling Motorola and sharing patents, Google has convinced Samsung to stop aggressively moving away from Android, but the relationship is still doomed to fail, most likely.
Google has sold Motorola to Lenovo for $3 billion. This comes a little more than two years after it purchased Motorola for $12 billion. Larry Page has confirmed the news.
We had a chance to check out a new screen technology from SunPartner and 3M that could turn your smartphone screen into a solar charger, and a Li-Fi receiver.
Samsung has announced its cheapest new Galaxy tablet yet, the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite, which has meager specs, but may retail for less than $180. We've got specs and photos of the new device here.
The WWE Network is a Netflix-like service for wrestling fans, but the significance of WWE's move online could have far broader impact than we think as other sports companies look on. Here's why.
In a world without early transaction fees, we all win. Here’s how T-Mobile’s radical contract-free mobile plans will shake up the industry for the better.