HTC finally unveiled the anticipated HTC One M8, but how does the new phone stack up against the Samsung Galaxy S5? Check out our spec showdown to find out.

Apple has revealed its first phablet, but is this a sign that it can't control its own fear? We examine why Apple's making a phablet, and what it could mean.

We've been using iOS 7 for a while now, and for the most part, we like it. Here is our review, which is split up into our seven favorite features and seven biggest frustrations with Apple's new iPhone OS.

Apple has fallen behind when it comes to battery life, and it needs to catch up. The iPhone 6 will be packed full of cool new features, but the one feature everyone wants is more time away from the charger.

Samsung's Galaxy S4 Active is a good phone, but the way it's being advertised is irresponsible. Though it is water resistant, it's warranty doesn't cover water damage. We spoke with an AT&T manager who claims there may be more issues with its water protection.

Check out how Apple's hot new iPhone 5 compares to its toughest Android rival, Samsung's Galaxy S3.

The WWE Network is a Netflix-like service for wrestling fans, but the significance of WWE's move online could have far broader impact than we think as other sports companies look on. Here's why.

Shazam has been around for more than a decade, but it's quickly becoming one of the coolest services, because of its advances in autotagging and TV.

We go hands on with Mortal Kombat X, the latest iteration of the longstanding, gory fighting series. How does it stack up on PS4, and are the new characters any good? Find out in our full hands-on preview.

A 17-year-old in Virginia faces potential felony charges after sexting a video of himself to his girlfriend -- but are these laws protecting kids, or ruining their lives when they make simple teenage mistakes?

Asus has unveiled a range of new products today, including a new PadFone destined for AT&T, its first standalone Android device, the ZenFone, and the VivoTab Note 8, a new tablet aimed squarely at Samsung's Note line of products.

Intel has announced its first app, a chat messaging program called Pocket Avatars that tracks your face and lets you send custom messages to friends using any face you want.

Nintendo has revealed Codename STEAM, a new third-person shooting game that takes place on a turn-based grid.

We round up the Nintendo Amiibos we saw at E3 this week, when they're coming out, how they work in Super Smash Bros., and other things we know about Amiibo.

We review Non-Stop, Liam Neeson's latest action flick. Does it rise above the fray (and The Grey), or is this another sequel to Taken in the sky? Find out in our full review.

E3 is upon us, but what can you expect to see at the show? Here are our 10 most-anticipated games, and links to how to watch the press conferences of all the major publishers.

The TuneIn app has reinvented itself as a social network for radio listeners, in an effort to compete with streaming music apps such as Spotify. The latest version makes finding new content easier, and adds the option to share your finds with friends.

Should people be driving cars? Do we even need steering wheels? In this DT Debate, Andy argues against the new Google car with a passion, and Jeff buys a muffler just to shut him up.

New rumors suggest that Nintendo will unveil its next generation video game console at E3 this year.

I was able to get my hands on the Nintendo Wii controller, but only briefly and without any software to accompany it. My brief hardware impressions are within.

As part of its efforts to expand the appeal of Kinect, Microsoft has teamed with LucasArts to give players a chance to control a Jedi without any controller at all. But does it work? Our hands-on E3 impressions.

Tomb Raider is returning and this time it may be worth your time. Developer Crystal Dynamics took us through Square Enix's reimagining of Lara Croft at E3 2011. Our first impressions are below.

Its been in development for 6 years, but Gearbox and Sega are finally preparing to release Aliens: Colonial Marines. But will it be worth the wait? Our E3 impressions.

Square Enix shows off its first stab at the Hitman franchise and, to our surprise, it looks quite amazing. Our E3 impressions of Hitman Absolution.

Capcom has made the strange decision to remake Dead Rising 2 only a year after its original release. We played the E3 demo of the game, for better and worse.

It's still a ways from release, but the guys at 4A Games and THQ gave us an impressive run through of Metro: Last Light, the sequel to the post-apocalyptic thriller Metro 2033, which will also arrive on the Wii U.

EA showed off its slate of games (about 10) at its E3 pre-show earlier today. We've got the rundown of what was shown, from Battlefield to The Sims Social.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City offers cooperative zombie-stomping fun, and we went hands-on at E3 2011.

Our complete guide to everything currently known about the Nintendo Wii U. We outline the features of Nintendo's upcoming game console.

Our belated coverage of E3 continues with Space Marine, a game that may have been overlooked at the show, but was one of our favorite games on the show floor.

We got an extended playthrough of Dead Island at E3 this year. Want to know how it stacks up with other zombie games and that fantastic trailer we saw a few months back? Read on.

Final Fantasy XIII is getting a direct sequel this year, with a number of gameplay enhancements and more interactive cinematic cutscenes. Our E3 impressions are below.

Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata held an E3 Q&A where he answered a broad swatch of question regarding the Wii U, revealing that the console will have one controller, no DVD drive, and a new type of online experience.

Android has a lot of suitors. The biggest makers of phones all have devices made to show off the OS. Which flagship Android handset is the best? We take a look.