Lenovo has brought its Yoga brand PCs to the tablet world. The new Yoga Tablet is one of the first Android tablets with a built-in kickstand, and promises better battery life than any other tablet on the market.
We review the Microsoft Surface 2, one of the only new Windows RT 8.1 tablets that will hit shelves this year. Is it worth the $450 asking price? Find out here.
Microsoft has built a 17-foot-tall Surface 2 in London, and it's completely operational. This is the latest in its big money buys to promote Windows and Windows Phone around the world.
Phones get stolen every day, but usually the victims don't start a Tumblr to make fun of their thief's penciled on eyebrows, among other things. But who is really in the wrong here?
We try out the beta of Aviate, a new Android home screen replacement created by a team of ex-Googlers. Aviate adds context to your home screen and organizes your apps. We review it and interview the team.
The Galaxy Gear is a disappointment, does Samsung have what it takes to innovate? With the first flexible display in a smartphone up next we'll find out soon.
After listening to T-Mobile roll out its Uncarrier strategy for the last year, I've finally decided to make the jump. In the next couple months, I'm going to switch from Verizon to T-Mobile. Here's why.
Vidora wants to make all of the Web's streaming content accessible from one app, potentially making it a cord-cutter's dream. But can it deliver on what it promises?
Apple has updated its iMac all-in-one PC with new Intel Haswell processors and a number of hardware enhancements, but the look and design remain the same.
Apple has sold more than 9 million iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C smartphones during its launch weekend, likely making more than $5.2 billion dollars in three days. This is in addition to 200 million people installing iOS 7. This dwarfs GTA 5's $1 billion.
We review Apple’s latest and greatest, the iPhone 5S. Is it worth the extra cash or an early upgrade? Should Android users consider making the jump? Read on to find out.
Monster announced its first tablet today, named the M7. It's available at Walmart and for a very cheap price. But do you want it? We examine what we know so far to help you make a decision.
We've been using iOS 7 for a while now, and for the most part, we like it. Here is our review, which is split up into our seven favorite features and seven biggest frustrations with Apple's new iPhone OS.
We review the G2, LG’s big flagship phone for 2013. How does it compete with the Galaxy S4 and other high-end phones? Here’s a clue: It does VERY well.
Some new images of what appears to be Amazon's next Kindle Fire HD have leaked. We've got a couple images and links to many more, as we begin counting the days until Amazon fully reveals its next tablets.
We list the many new features of the iPhone 5S and if you should be excited to use, or brag about them. Which features are worth lusting over, for real, and which are just a bunch of crap? We've got the answers.
For the first time ever, Apple will release a second iPhone, the iPhone 5C. Designed to come in multiple colors and cost less money, the new phone will replace the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S. We've got official colors, specs, and release dates.
Taking a while to respond to a text? According to a new study, you may be concocting lies! People who heavily edit, write short responses, and take longer to text or type responses on Facebook were usually lying.
Sony has officially unveiled its newest ebook reader, which it, again, is calling the "Reader." We've got some vague release information and specs about the reader, straight from Sony.
In a story that would be funnier on April 1, Google has announced that the next version of Android will be called 'KitKat,' taking its name from Nestle's chocolate-covered cracker treat. Android 4.4 KitKat will be co-promoted with Nestle.
I just finished spending a week using the Chromebook Pixel as my main computer. While things started out pleasant enough, they quickly took a turn for the worse. Here are all the things I couldn't do on my Chromebook.
Several of Apple's most popular online services - iCloud, iMessage, and iTunes Music - have been inoperable for some users starting around midnight on August 22. Our report on what's down.
The Ubuntu Edge is the most successful crowdfunded campaign ever, but at $12.8 million raised, it failed to make its goal. Here's why it's still a success.
In an attempt to get rid of the rest of its excess Surface RTs, Microsoft will give away the tablet to students, teachers, or classrooms who use Bing for Schools on a daily basis instead of Google's search offering.
In an emailed statement defending NYC Mayor Bloomberg's controversial fingerprint comments, a spokesman may have inadvertently confirmed that the next iPhone will have a fingerprint sensor.
