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Review: Download review: Foxit Reader review
Foxit Reader is a PDF reader - and much more. As well as providing a way to view PDF files, the program can also be used to create this type of file, sign PDFs, and add annotations.There are also...
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Review: NuForce HEM6
There was a time when the quality of in-ear headphones paled in comparison to their on-ear and over-ear counterparts. Partly the issue was one of perception, people associated the idea of in-ears with...
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Hands-on review: HP DeskJet 3720 All-in-One Printer
The new HP, the one called HP Development Company, hasn't been shy when it comes to trying new things. Between the world's thinnest laptop (the HP Spectre), a 3-in-1 smartphone (the HP Elite x3) and...
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Review: Misfit Ray
Introduction and designThe Misfit Ray is a style-obsessed fitness tracker. It wants to be thought of as a piece of jewellery as much as a piece of tech.As a result, though, it's fairly expensive for...
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Review: Updated: Chromecast
Introduction and overviewUpdate: Chomecast is one of the best streaming systems of 2016! Original review below...There wasn't much the original Chromecast could improve upon – it was versatile,...
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Hands-on review: HP PageWide 352dw
It's hard to believe that HP's PageWide technology is four-years-old already. The new print head – which as its name implies covers the whole width of a page – helped HP grab the world record for the...
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Review: Updated: Moto Z Force
Introduction and designThe formula that makes for a phone worth buying, up until this point, calls for good specs, world-class design, and a price that isn't too sharp to swallow. But that could be...
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Review: Updated: Moto Z
Introduction, design and MotoModsUpdate: Our Moto Z review has been updated with final performance tests, camera samples and battery life benchmarks. Price and release date information has also been...
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Review: Samsung Level On Pro Wireless Headphones
High-end noise-cancelling headphones are a tough market to break into. Around the house or at the gym, fans of pricey, decent-sounding cans flock to the Beats brand. On planes, it's like stepping into...
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Review: Updated: Xbox One
IntroductionUpdated: The Xbox One S and Project Scorpio might be just around the corner, but the Xbox One is still going strong almost three years after its original release. This week, Microsoft is...
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Review: HP Spectre
Introduction and designEver since HP released the Spectre x360, the company has been clearly putting a greater emphasis on design and top-of-the-line materials. And, it's evident this philosophy has...
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Review: Mini Review: Optoma NuForce BE6i
As phones like the Moto Z and possibly the iPhone 7 ditch their headphone jacks, Bluetooth headphones are becoming a necessity more than a luxury. The problem is, Bluetooth headphones have...
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Review: Updated: Samsung Galaxy S6
Introduction, design and screenUpdate: The Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge have launched into the world, with better specs, a superior camera in low light and long-sought-after features like a...
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Review: Updated: UA Band
Introduction and displayUpdate: The Under Armour Band has made its way into our list of the best fitness trackers that you can buy. Why? It's fully-featured, super comfortable and the companion app, UA...
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Review: Updated: Fitbit Alta
Introduction and displayUpdate: Fitbit has beefed up the sleep-tracking capabilities of its companion app. The new feature, called Sleep Schedule, does much more than just track the amount of time...
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Review: Updated: Nextbit Robin
Introduction and designUpdate: The Nextbit Robin is a smartphone that promises something different from the standard smartphone offering. Just looking at it is enough to tell you that. While our...
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Review: Updated: Nexus 9
Introduction and designUpdate: Nexus 9, you were a good tablet. But Google and HTC have officially put it to pasture.Launching with Lollipop, it matured nicely to Marshmallow during its time on store...
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Review: Updated: Moto X Style
Introduction, design and displayThe Motorola Moto X Style arrived as part of a duo earlier this year, with the Moto X Play sliding in below the flagship X Style.It sports flagships specs and a pure...
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Review: Updated: Nvidia Shield Tablet K1
Introduction, design and displayWhen Nvidia first showed off its Shield Tablet in 2014, we were a bit unimpressed. After all, Android tablets were coming out in droves and it was rather difficult to...
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Review: Updated: Google Nexus 6
Introduction and designNexus 6 is Google's phone that's a year-and-a-half old that was solid, but has since been replaced by the even better Nexus 6P. This review has been updated regarding Motorola's...
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