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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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