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HTC One Smartphone Review

The HTC One, which should have been little more than the latest quick tweak to the One X line of phones, changed the Andoird operating system in ways that knocked one reviewer's socks off.

Facebook's Home for Android: Don't Bother

If you want to do more on your Android smartphone than use Facebook, you don't want Home.

BlackBerry OS Not a Perfect 10

The new BlackBerry 10 operating system has not one line of code in common with the software that powered previous BlackBerry smartphones, but still manages to feel like an improvement on something familiar.

Microsoft Surface Pro Tablet a Pricey Disappointment

For those eager to embrace the tablet era but who need to keep a foot in the PC past, Microsoft's new Surface Windows 8 Pro would seem to be the perfect device.

IPad Mini is Apple's Sweetest Tablet Ever

The iPad mini might just be Apple's best tablet yet.

iPhone iOS 6 Review

The iPhone 5 itself might be getting most of the attention, but Apple is allowing users of older iPhones to share many of the changes via iOS 6.

iPhone 5: It's Thinner, Faster, Lighter and 4G

Over the past several weeks and months, I can't tell you how often I've gotten the question, "When is the new iPhone coming out?'" We now know the answer to the question: Apple delivers the brand new iPhone 5 on Sept 21. The obvious follow-up question: "Is it worth it?"

Review: Kindle Fire HD Screen Is a Big Improvement

Amazon's new Kindle Fire HD boasts a much more vibrant screen than the original tablet that came out about a year ago.

Harvest Time Nears for Apple

The expected debut of Apple's sixth-generation smartphone -- and likely a smaller iPad -- is less than a month away.

SuperTooth Crystal: Clearly a First-Rate Speakerphone Choice

For purposes of both safety and, increasingly, compliance with hands-free device laws, having a Bluetooth speakerphone in your car is increasingly desirable -- especially if you find yourself on the road frequently (calling all sales types). What you don't want to deal with is a buggy device, a device with poor battery life, or, really, a device that is fussy in any way. These things are supposed to make your life easier, after all. Enter: The SuperTooth Crystal.

Hands On: FlyGrip

FlyGrip, which came to market in the U.S. only this year, is basically a small plastic doodad that affixes to the back of your smartphone. It's a rather interesting solution to getting more out of your smartphone or tablet. But does it really work?

MP180 Pocket Projector Takes Cue from Smartphones--but Was It Enough?

The MP180 Pocket Projector by 3M is perhaps a lesson against getting your hopes too high.

Android 4 Smarter, but Not Simpler or More Beautiful

Google describes the latest version of its Android operating system -- dubbed Ice Cream Sandwich -- as "simple, beautiful and beyond smart." I don't think it lives up to that promise.

Earjax Bumps Headphones: Crisp, Comfortable, Convenient

BodyGuardz Earjax line of headphones wows you with a wall of advice, even before you experience their walls of sound. The packaging and enclosed instructions make it clear through instructions on getting the most out of your product that the usual sort of planned obsolescence we see from tech manufacturers is not on the table. The company wants you to enjoy your Earjax, and enjoy them for a long, long time.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Lands on November 8

Activision's super-popular video game franchise Call of Duty will launch its next salvo into the platform gaming market on November 8. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is the eighth installment in the series.