Ars readers react to KitKat, Roamio, and a PlayStation 4
A week of reviews gets the week in review treatment.
A week of reviews gets the week in review treatment.
Great screen and drastically better performance both come at a price.
KitKat is now available directly from Google for Nexus owners.
Google's words and actions regarding Google Home don't quite line up...
Motorola's best effort yet is now cheaper than a Nexus 5.
Apple also gives a couple more apps the iOS 7 design treatment.
It took "dozens" of officers to nail down the offenders.
Top deal is a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro with a 13" 3200×1800 display—wow, such pixels!
Tons of user- and system-level changes make KitKat one of the biggest releases ever.
Google closes the last gap between it and Siri with step-by-step voice commands.
Chromebook 11 buyers warned against using bundled charger until further notice.
.NET becoming more cross-platform, as it was always meant to be.
$179 off-contract for 720p display, 1.2Ghz Quad Core Snapdragon 400 processor.
Nexus 4 and cellular-enabled tablet owners have to keep waiting.
DOD's dependence on BlackBerry's secure phones causes potential heartburn.
Minimally work-intensive custom ROMs are ready for the masses.
A new setting will alert you to which tab is offending your ears.
We've also got a buy-2-get-1-free deal on Playstation 4 launch games!
Review: 3 TB storage, 6 shows-at-once recording, monthly fees, and support headaches.
The rumor mill indicates that supply may be a problem.
Got Android envy? The Nexus phones are still the best way to experiment.
We compare and contrast the next-gen consoles' innards just in time for launch.
Review: Now that the two models are close in price, it's time for a value smackdown.
New app delivers messages via phones' Wi-Fi, uses nearby phones as relay points.
Microsoft stores have hardware to try ahead of the November 22nd launch.
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