The BlackBerry Keyone has some issues that no one is talking about
I’ve been excited for the BlackBerry Keyone since its announcement. For the most part, the BlackBerry Keyone has been received with positive reviews online. The
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Is it time for LG to do something bold with webOS?
The current smartphone market is incredibly crowded, especially in the world of Android. But at its heart, it’s quickly becoming a two-horse race between the
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iPads are killing the cash register
I don’t know if you’ve noticed it on recent shopping outings, but Apple has quietly taken over the retail space. The days of the essential
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Moto Z2 Play Review
The Budget Mod Phone Refreshed
Motorola had a surprise hit in the Moto Z Play of last year. The Z Play was a solid smartphone with incredible battery life that
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Explained: What is an Android Home Launcher?
One of the great things about Android is the sheer amount of options available to users to customize their phone. You can really go crazy
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Explained: What is an Unlocked Smartphone?
Many of you may have heard, or recently read, about unlocked phones. The newest offerings from names like HTC, Moto, and OnePlus are pushing the
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The Circle with Disney Review
As our kids getting older they seem to acquire more and more connected devices these days. As parents, we are constantly trying to find a
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Wednesday at the Polls: Do you love or hate the new OnePlus 5?
In this weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we have been
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Walt Mossberg retires this week and we should all thank him
There’s been a long line of great tech journalists across the internet. Over the last few decades, talented individuals like Michael Fisher, Josh Topolsky, and
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Moto G5 Plus Review
The King of Budget Phones Returns
Motorola has found quite the niche in the budget smartphone market. The original Moto G was their best selling phone of all time. Over the
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Do you want premium sound in your home assistant?
In this weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we have been
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Tronsmart Encore S1 Earbuds Review
I have to admit, I’m not a huge headphones guy. I don’t like feeling that isolated from my surroundings and I don’t listen to a
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Is Waterproofing a Must Have Feature for You?
In this weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we have
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Lenovo ThinkPad X270 Review
travelLenovo’s bread and butter is the enterprise market and they have a new competitor in the small business ultrabook lineup. The ThinkPad X270 is a
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Lenovo refreshes their IdeaPad line with 3 new models
The IdeaPad has long been the linchpin of the Lenovo consumer market. They have seen numerous iterations over the years and today marks the latest
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Google Home adds hands-free calling, notifications, Bluetooth support
Google Home had a big day at Google’s IO 2017. The annual developer conference brought numerous new features to the Home connected speaker. While there
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Do you plan to purchase the HTC U11?
In this weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we have
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Do you want a screen on your smart home hub?
In this weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we have
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Spotify adds Spotify Codes to launch specific songs on demand
BBM would be proud
Spotify has a new way to share songs with your friends using an old idea. Users are starting to notice that a new barcode that imitates a soundwave
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Microsoft announces Surface Laptop and takes on Chrome OS with Windows 10 S
Microsoft held an event today that had one focus: to directly take on Chrome OS and the rising Chromebook market. Microsoft announced new hardware in
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App Review: Pulse SMS
Android Texting Everywhere
I am constantly searching for a really good SMS app, and I think I may have found it in Pulse. I know, SMS is so
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Which 2017 flagship is your choice?
In this new weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we
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T-Mobile’s Wifi calling makes no sense on unlocked phones
I have been a long-time Verizon customer. The cellular gods are not kind to my coverage area. After all the “Uncarrier” talk and pink commercials,
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PSA: Turn off Verizon VoLTE on your Moto G5 Plus
Motorola and Lenovo have now confirmed that there is a bug regarding how the Moto G5 Plus handles emergency 911 calls, while using VoLTE on the
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Do you plan to purchase a Galaxy S8?
In this new weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we
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OnePlus 3T Review
Stealth Mode with Midnight Edition
OnePlus has had a bit of a rollercoaster of a history, but one thing they’ve always done well is making a great value smartphone. The
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Android Pay will soon work with PayPal for NFC payments
Mobile payments are becoming a heated market and more of a mainstay for consumers. PayPal has long been one of our favorite online payment methods
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Smartphones don’t need a gimmick
I don’t want a borderless display, and I surely don’t want a phone I have to squeeze. The industry seems to be enamored with gimmicks.
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Do you use a VPN?
In this new weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we
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Why can’t I type to talk to Google Assistant?
I really want to like Google Assistant. At first glance, it seems to be the natural progression of Search and Google Now. However, the more
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Wednesdays at the Polls: Do you like the Galaxy S8’s fingerprint scanner location?
In this new weekly feature, we want to give our readers the opportunity to provide some point-and-click style input on some of the questions we
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Explained: How do Tizen OS vulnerabilities affect your Samsung devices?
The past calendar year hasn’t been kind to Samsung. From executives being arrested by the Korean government to fiery phones with the Note 7, the
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Why I’m excited for the BlackBerry KeyOne
BlackBerry has me excited about a phone. Don’t worry, you read that right the first time. I’m excited about the KeyOne coming out next month (recently
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Explained: What the reversal of the FCC’s privacy rules means for your online presence
Today marks a new landmark for your online data. The US Senate has voted 50-48 to remove privacy rules set by the FCC that restricts
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Pushbullet comes to Linux with PB for Desktop
As a Linux user, I understand that some apps will be limited compared to the two big desktop platforms, but one thing I’ve sorely missed
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With Android apps incoming, Chrome OS needs adoptable storage
Chrome has come along way over the last few years. It’s gaining popularity daily and is a far cry from the “useless without the internet”
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Lenovo IdeaPad 700 15″ Review
I have long been a Lenovo fan. From their industrial strength builds, to their amazing keyboards, there’s a reason they are at the upper class
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