We review Phosphor’s Touch Time. In a world of imperfect smartwatches, does a $160 touchscreen watch with a few apps make sense?

We review Samsung’s Gear 2 Smartwatch. It’s thinner, lighter, and longer-lasting than the original, but there’s still a lot of room for improvement.

Samsung goes for a second round with the versatile Android-powered Galaxy Camera 2. App support means you can directly upload to social networks over Wi-Fi without getting out your phone. But image quality is disappointing for the asking price.

We review Samsung’s ruggedized Galaxy S5 Active. It trades the fingerprint reader for a slew of tactile buttons and plastic bumpers.

We review Samsung’s Sup¬er AMOLED-screened Galaxy Tab S 10.5. A stunning screen and great performance make this one of the best Android tablets available.

Digital Storm’s Vanquish II is an affordable gaming desktop with enough graphics grunt to handle high-end 1080p gaming.

We review Lenovo’s budget-friendly 10-inch tablet. It performs well and has good speakers, but the low-res IPS screen looks fuzzy.

The Maingear Vybe offers good performance, but if you’re sticking to 1080p gaming, you can safely opt for a lesser configuration.

We review the Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport—Sprint’s rugged version of the S5. Can a colorful exterior and tactile buttons set it apart from a pack of excellent Android alternatives?

We review Toshiba’s Encore 2, a budget priced Windows 8 tablet with a nice LCD screen. Can its low price and reasonably good looks make up for its 1GB of RAM and a “Bingified” OS?

Toshiba’s much-improved Satellite Click 2 Pro sports Ultrabook-class internals, and a revamped hinge, but can this detachable outclass the competition?

Acer’s $599 B286HK boasts one of the lowest prices around for a 4K monitor. It's not without issues, though.

We review Dell’s Venue 7 tablet. Can stock Android 4.4, plus a decent camera and audio compensate for the device’s single gig of RAM?

Samsung’s $249 Intel Bay Trail-powered Chromebook 2 sports excellent input devices and audio, but can Chrome run smoothly on just 2GB of RAM?

We review Meta’s M1 Core, a smartwatch built by watchmakers, rather than consumer-electronics heavyweights.

We review HTC’s Desire Eye. Its 13-megapixel front-facing camera makes it great for selfie enthusiasts, but those who just want an attractive, powerful mid-range phone should also take a closer look.

We review HP’s versatile, aluminum-clad business tablet. Can a slew of accessories help this Atom-powered device stand out in a world of more powerful do-it-all devices?

We go hands on with the Microsoft Surface Pro 2, which is an improvement over its predecessor in many ways, but still suffers when it comes to comfort, weight, and price.

For $400, Kobo’s Arc10 moves too slow and feels too buggy beside competitors like Google’s Nexus 7, which sells for less and feels far faster. Is there any way it can succeed?

Kobo’s Aura makes it easier to view content from the Web and doesn’t come locked to just one bookstore, but bookworms will need to decide if it’s worth the fairly substantial price premium.

If you've been eyeing a touchscreen laptop but shied away because of its higher price, Lenovo's new S210 11-inch notebook will give you touch for just $430.

Toshiba announced a trio of new devices today at IFA that are especially interesting if you’re looking for a new budget-priced laptop or tablet.

We review Acer’s $130 Android tablet. Comfortable in the hand and available in several colors, it’s one of the nicer low-priced tablets we’ve used.

Do the changes found in the new Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon result in a better overall notebook, or has Lenovo made some missteps?

We review Acer’s A1-830, a $180 Android tablet that isn’t afraid to ape the iPad’s good looks.

If you’re in the hunt for a high-end laptop that also doubles as a tablet, the Yoga 3 Pro could be one of the best options out there.

Sony announces the QX1 interchangeable lens camera, QX30 lens camera with a 30x zoom, and the compact Action Cam Mini.

LG's Google-powered $350 Chromebase all-in-one desktop is set to hit stores on May 26.

PC makers are missing the boat on a potentially huge opportunity that exists using current-gen components.

Multiple new convertibles got unveiled during Computex 2014, but they're a far cry from what most consumers need from a PC.

Samsung announces the new NX30 and Galaxy Camera 2. Both emphasize feature upgrades over imaging improvements.

Recycling can be a big money saver, especially when it comes to building a new PC.

Asus' new C200 and C300 Chromebooks are expected launch by the end of next month.

Changing your passwords is one way to combat the Heartbleed bug, but that's not the only measure you should take.