Review: When it comes to Android tablets, $149 is the new $199
Asus' Memo Pad HD 7 is the latest volley in the Android tablet price war.
Asus' Memo Pad HD 7 is the latest volley in the Android tablet price war.
The device works great, but it does nothing without a smartphone plus a pricey app.
It's more expensive than we'd like, but it's a big step forward for Motorola.
Plus a video peek into one editor's life with the fancy LED bulbs.
New Jelly Bean is faster, more power-efficient, more secure, and still fragmented.
My inner 9-year-old is blown away, but my outer 35-year-old balks at the $349 price.
Review: Shoehorning a huge sensor into a smartphone does result in a great camera.
Great screen, fast internals make this refreshed tablet a great deal at any price.
Hotly anticipated gesture-recognizing device doesn't quite do it for us yet.
It's fast, expensive, and people are going to be angry it exists. Just like Thunderbolt!
It keeps the high-end guts and sports heavy-duty plastic but ditches AMOLED.
Smaller, flexible convertible PC needs either Haswell or a time machine.
Uncomfortable form factor and haphazard design leave us confused and unsatisfied.
Ditching Sense lets the hardware's best qualities shine through.
How much better is the Google Play Edition of the Galaxy S 4 over Samsung's?
This doppelganger tablet offers some features that the Nexus 7 doesn't have.
Apple's new ultraportable keeps the best stuff—like uber-battery life—under the covers.
It's low on horsepower but delivers plenty of cheap, interesting TV gaming.
Sony goes high-end with a thin, waterproof chassis and MHL capabilities.
But there's a wide gap between "usable" and "pleasant to use."
PureView camera does well in low light, and PenTile AMOLED looks great with WP8.
Price, Intel's impending refresh, desktop scaling undermine likable Ultrabook.
Its quad-core processor and "UltraPixel" camera could be HTC's return to greatness.
One not-bad 1080p Android phone in a sea of not-bad 1080p Android phones.
It's a strong tablet and decent Ultrabook. Color us enamored.
The embattled company's plan B to revive dreams of shaking up wireless industry.
Clouds and virtualization, sure, but what about shadow IT groups?
Expecting a surge of support after the Moon landings, NASA started thinking big.
How the Internet police mounted an international effort against "The Cache."
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