Is enterprise tech now driving consumer products?
For a long time, it was assumed that consumer tech was pushing the BYOD trend. However, consumer technology also benefits from products originally meant for enterprise.
Will the DeX dock work for business? Maybe tomorrow.
Samsung's new DeX dock is a nifty piece of technology that enables Galaxy S8/S8+ owners to use their phones as desktop computers. But how practical is it?
First look: The new LG G6 brings with it a new aspect (ratio)
The new LG G6 smartphone comes with high-end components, solid construction, and an unusual 18:9 aspect ratio.
Review: Samsung Chromebook Pro brings touch computing up a notch
The Samsung Chromebook Pro is a convertible laptop/tablet that comes with an excellent touch display and a built-in stylus, making it useful for a variety of tasks.
Review: The Logitech Spotlight -- a new kind of presentation remote
The Logitech Spotlight is a new kind of presentation remote that offers an alternative to the current crop of laser pointers.
CES 2017: Samsung adds Android-capable Chromebooks to its mix
Samsung is still refining its line of Chromebooks, this time to optimize them for use with Android apps.
CES 2017: The future of home robotics is getting closer
The science fiction of the 20th century often featured domestic robots, and from what's being introduced in CES 2017, it looks like we're finally getting close to making that a reality.
CES 2017: A few tech vendors jump the gun
While the Las Vegas trade show CES used to begin with a press event called CES Unveiled, some vendors are pulling tech journalists in with earlier views of their new products.
Evernote changes its privacy policy -- and once again alarms its users
Once considered a friendly and conscientious service, Evernote has caused consternation among its users twice this year -- once with a price hike and now with the suggestion that its employees could read your content.
Review: Acer Chromebook R 13 -- a Chromebook with class
Acer's latest Chromebook is sleek, nicely designed, and offers a touch screen, convertible display and the ability to use Android apps.
Review: The Huawei Fit joins the crowd of fitness watches
The Huawei Fit is that company's latest entry into the U.S. market, and is a nicely-designed, lightweight fitness watch with a good range of features. But that may not be enough to compete.
Review: The CoWatch -- a smartwatch with the voice of Alexa
With its Android-based OS, along with Amazon's Alexa voice control, the CoWatch has a lot of potential -- if it can get past a few issues.
Presenting the iPhone of the future!
The iPhone 7 is divesting itself of outmoded technologies such as the headphone jack. But why stop there?
First look: The LG V20 keeps the good stuff and improves the rest
Shipping with Android 7.0, LG's high-end V20 offers features being dropped by its competitors, like an SD-card slot, removable battery and headphone jack, while concentrating on sophisticated audio and visual technology.
Hands on: The Moto Z Play -- Moto Mods plus a headphone jack
The Moto Z Play may be slightly less bleeding-edge than he Moto Z and Moto Z Force, but this is a solid midrange phone that uses the same useful snap-on modules.
First look: Samsung Galaxy Note7 adds enterprise features to a consumer phone
Samsung's new Galaxy Note7 smartphone offers some impressive new security features along with an great new design and impressive specs.
The new Moto G and Moto Z smartphones: Same size display but very different features
Motorola's new line of lower-end and flagship phones -- the Moto G and the Moto Z -- have the same size display, but are otherwise very different indeed.
Evernote changes its pricing plans and users worry
Evernote, the popular note-taking app, has raised its prices and limited its free service. Users can bail, or simply shrug and accept it as a cost of doing business.
Review: The Plantronics Voyager 5200 -- a Bluetooth headset for business class
The Plantronics Voyager 5200 Bluetooth headset features excellent voice quality and a variety of useful controls for professionals who spend theirs days on the phone.
Review: The iRig Mic Lav records good audio in noisy places
IK Multimedia's compact iRig Mic Lav lavalier microphone plugs into your smartphone so that you can record with confidence.
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