New Balance and Intel have teamed up to release one of the first new Android Wear watches of the year. The RunIQ fitness watch is a runner's companion that features built-in support for Strava, as well as New Balance's own running app. Since it has...
Review: Quad-core CPUs, a GTX 1050 GPU, and 32GB RAM will please power users.
Dell added Windows Hello, removed the fan, and kept the good stuff the same.
Mio tried to modernize, but it didn't go far enough.
Intel's architecture is still better, but AMD has significantly narrowed the gap.
If you like HRM chest straps, you may like Moov’s pulse-tracking head gear.
It’s a good time to be in the market for a gaming laptop that doesn’t look stupid. Higher-powered laptops have begun to tick crucial checkboxes across the board, with smaller, super-powered GPUs landing in much less garish designs. In some...
Apple's iPhone 7 isn't the first phone to ship without a headphone jack. But the iPhone 7 is definitely the most important and popular phone to discard the headphone jack, and Apple is dragging the industry toward a wireless future, whether we like...
Fan noise and weak GPUs are the biggest problem with an otherwise intriguing PC.
Flexibility is usually left to smaller devices, but this one’s up to the challenge.
Review: Chrome/Android integration is on the right track.
This little PC doesn't quite live up to its promise, but it's a neat idea.
First Android Wear 2.0 device takes the smartwatch platform in a new direction.
There still aren't many fitness trackers that are suitable for a gym atmosphere. While devices like the Atlas Wristband have pushed the category forward, the Fitbits and Garmins of the world still mostly focus on cardio exercises while throwing a few...
Misfit hasn't changed much since joining the Fossil family. Its Phase hybrid smartwatch came out late last year and represents the most collaboration with Fossil the company has had. Around the same time as the Phase's launch, Fossil announced that...
If you're way into Apple, your EarPods fit, and you have expendable cash, welcome.
Fitness buffs will love how much they can do with them, but $250 is still steep.
$1,099 Acer Swift 7 is outdone by competing laptops from HP and Dell.
Magic writing and typing with no keys makes for a unique, if slow, convertible.
I didn't really know what to make of the Surface Studio when Microsoft first announced it.
Accuracy can be spotty, but some of these fitness buds are worth checking out.
For over a decade, I have split my computer use into two discrete categories: highly mobile and highly powered. It's traditionally been a two-device equation, at least with budgetary considerations in mind.
I was a big fan of the Dell XPS 13 in its Broadwell iteration, and the Skylake version of the machine was even better. It was a slim, attractive, comfortable-to-use laptop, and it included two of our favorite features: Thunderbolt 3 connectivity and...
Laptops preloaded with Linux aren't as rare as they used to be. In fact, big name hardware companies like Dell have whole lines of laptops that ship with Ubuntu installed, and if you want to stretch things a bit you could argue that a Chromebook is a...
All four models are solid GPS devices.
We still don't like Emotion UI, but at least the €699 handset itself is good.
Touch Bar, Touch ID, dedicated GPUs, more ports, and a whole lot more.
$1,599 for the watchband hinge, 4K touchscreen, Kaby Lake, and more.
Most of the PC OEMs have refreshed their Skylake systems to include Intel's new Kaby Lake chips. Kaby Lake parts are for the most part drop-in replacements for Skylake parts—same chipsets, same power envelopes and cooling requirements—and some...
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