This is the new, flat Google logo

Comparing Android on my Nexus 4 side-by-side with iOS 7 on my iPad Mini, I began to understand why Apple faces the more monumental job in giving its OS design a refresh.

Google Launches iPad Mini Fighter – Holiday Tablet Market Heats Up

As Apple has proven with the runaway success that is the iPad Mini, the consumer appetite for a tweener tablet is voracious.
sigma 18-35mm f1.8 canon

New Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 Art lens is a real sweetheart (Highly Recommended)

This Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 is a lens that can go toe-to-toe with the likes of Canon's famed L series lenses.

Tested: New Google Camera Android app

A dedicated Google Camera app is now here for Android. A hands-on test. Does it perform better, and has Google improved the user interface?

Google apparently replacing Nexus 5 phones under warranty

Have a cracked screen on your Nexus 5? You should be able to exchange it under warranty through Google Play support. Here's how.

‘Build’ at City Lights: A riveting look at video game developer culture and A.I. (Review)

A play about Silicon Valley that hits close to home. Can two video game developers meet deadline? And will ego, love, and loss render their code useless?
Pebble Time Review

What’s wrong with Pebble Time? Sadly, too much (Review) – Updated

Facing tough competition from the Apple Watch and improved Android Wear watches, Pebble Time cuts its own path. Still the best smartwatch for outdoor readability, and battery life. But is this new smartwatch good enough?
Google Event - Nexus 5X and 6P

Nexus 6P or Moto X Pure – Which is the best Android flagship phone?

Google today announced a pair of two Nexus phones in San Francisco. The event, as is increasingly common, was also live-streamed (replay on YouTube). The smaller Nexus 5X is made by LG, features a 5.2-inch 1080p screen. Starts at $379 (16GB). The Nexus 6P is made by Huawei (a first), features...
Project Fi deal for $199 LG Nexus 5X phone

Google opens up Project Fi cell service – worth switching from T-Mobile?

Invites are so passé -- thankfully. First, OnePlus dropped their (annoying) invite-only system for its well-made, innovative Android handsets. Now, Google is allowing anyone, even us unwashed masses without special invites, to sign-up for its growing cellphone service known as Project Fi. To sweeten the Fi deal, Google is offering the LG Nexus 5X...
HTC Vive - VR Headset

Here’s the key reason why VR is destined to fail (at least for now)

Content. Without content, the best hardware in the world just sits there, in a corner, unloved. Such is the premise of a thoughtful new WSJ piece on the prospects of Virtual Reality (VR). Christopher Mims contends that the whole thing is going to come crashing down. That because "the depth and...