It’s All About the Bezel: LG G3 takes on Apple iPhone, HTC One
Thanks the G3's slim bezels, LG has managed to package a 5.5-inch screen into a body not much wider than the HTC One.
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LG G3 Android flagship phone – Is this the Google Nexus 6?
What's most interesting about the G3 for many of us Android fanatics is that it could reveal what the next pure Google Nexus phone will…
With Surface Pro 3 Microsoft attempts to redefine the laptop
Surface Pro goes on sale starting at $799. It comes in Intel i3, i5, and i7 processor configurations. Is it enough to take on Apple…
Smartwatch Comparo: Moto 360 vs. Pebble
It's going to get really tough for Pebble, the company. LG, HTC, Samsung and Motorola are all charging into the wearables space.
Android Wear: Uphill battle for smartwatch start-up Pebble?
Fitbit is a good example of a smaller player surviving in a world of Googles and Samsungs. Can Pebble win in the new wearable world…
Jonathan Ive says Jobs was closest friend, and Apple “imperfect”
Apple design chief Jonathan Ive opens up in TIME interview. The big question, however, remains: in lieu of a commandeering, uncompromising Steve Jobs can Apple…
HTC One could rule Android in 2014
Given that the S5 didn't blow everyone's doors off, and that the competition's flagship Android refreshes are a ways off, there is a silver lining…
Trendspotting: Android tablets #1 in 2013
As a whole, the tablet market grew 68% suggesting that the category continues to have legs.
What time is it? Mickey Mouse says it’s time for a new Pebble watchface
Watch out Pebble & Mickey. Here comes: Samsung, Sony, LG (with Google), Martian, Meta, Razer, Neptune, i'm Watch (?), and, of course, Cookoo (again, ?).…
Galaxy S5 is here, does Samsung have enough to take down iPhone?
All told I'm slightly underwhelmed with what Samsung has done here. Then again, I don't really blame them. This is the safe play.