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By Jason Cross
When it comes to dedicated tablet devices, there’s the iPad, and there’s everything else. The performance, features, and app ecosystem…
By Michael Simon
There are a lot of things the Fitbit Sense does that the Apple Watch can’t. Fitbit’s latest smartwatch can track…
ByMark Hachman
Microsoft’s Windows 10 October 2020 Update (20H2) update will usher the new Microsoft Edge browser onto millions of PCs, while…
Apple have released their latest gizmo. The Apple Watch Series 6, the latest in its line of popular smartwatches. The…
Samsung is set to release a new fitness tracker called the Galaxy Fit 2. It’s a new and improved version…
Lenovo have released a new Google Assistant-powered alarm clock, the Smart Clock Essential. It’s an update to the Lenovo Smart…
Asus has unravelled its new ZenBook S, a slim ultrabook that can be equipped with up to Intel’s Core i7-1065G7…
ByArthur Kuwashima
Feeling silky and handy, yet possessing a weight in your palm, is Huawei’s silently launched Y series, the HUAWEI Y8p….
ByGregg Keizer
Microsoft’s killing off Office 365. That product nameplate, synonymous with productivity as well as by-subscription software, is on the way out, supplanted by…
By Michael Simon
Nobody shed a tear (or really noticed) when Google+ shut its doors last April following a months-long wind-down period, but…
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