Samsung’s Galaxy A53 5G Gets the Job Done on a Budget
This $450 Android phone isn’t the best for the money, but it comes darn close. Continue reading Samsung’s Galaxy A53 5G Gets the Job Done on a Budget
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The OnePlus 10 Pro’s Cameras Drag It Down From the Top Spot
This sparkly flagship Android smartphone shines bright, but it plays third fiddle to the top dogs. Continue reading The OnePlus 10 Pro’s Cameras Drag It Down From the Top Spot
Motorola’s Edge+ Isn’t Worth the Grand It’ll Cost You
This flagship Android smartphone is ok, but it’s missing some features for it to cost this much. Continue reading Motorola’s Edge+ Isn’t Worth the Grand It’ll Cost You
Apollo’s Spendy New Escooter Is a City-Friendly Ride
This electric kick scooter is hefty, but it’s comfortable, nimble, and loaded with friendly features. Continue reading Apollo’s Spendy New Escooter Is a City-Friendly Ride
These Smart Glasses Want to Replace Your Laptop
Nimo is a mini-computer that sits on your head and gives you six virtual screens to work with when you’re away from your desk. Continue reading These Smart Glasses Want to Replace Your Laptop
The Best iPhone SE Cases and Accessories
Apple’s cheapest smartphone deserves some good protection. Continue reading The Best iPhone SE Cases and Accessories
Should You Carry Your Dog in a Backpack? Yes
This adorable and well-constructed backpack is a fun way to carry your smol pup around. Continue reading Should You Carry Your Dog in a Backpack? Yes
Apple’s New iPhone SE Could Have Been Great
The cheapest iPhone has the same processor as the most expensive iPhone. But it doesn’t feel very special. Continue reading Apple’s New iPhone SE Could Have Been Great
Motorola’s Newest Budget Moto G Isn’t Much of an Upgrade
For $300, the Moto G Stylus 2022 is OK. But you’ll be hard-pressed to find big improvements here over last year. Continue reading Motorola’s Newest Budget Moto G Isn’t Much of an Upgrade
Google’s New Tech Can Read Your Body Language—Without Cameras
The company’s ATAP research team is using radar to help computers respond to your movements, like turning off a TV if it senses you’ve dozed off. Continue reading Google’s New Tech Can Read Your Body Language—Without Cameras