Three ways Spotify and Apple Music can make Tidal’s Track Edit feature a game-changer
By adding more mixing features and improved social sharing, Apple Music and Spotify can make Tidal's Track Edit feature even better.
Get over yourselves! The world can’t handle more tech-hating hippie hermits
One man has decided to reject modern tech and live like a hermit in the wild. We're here to implore you not to follow in his footsteps.
We saw the future of smartphones, and it’s sexier and smarter than you’d imagine
We've been given a glimpse at the future of smartphones, after using two cutting-edge devices with next-gen tech already in use.
Samsung’s new Chromebooks should make Microsoft and Intel nervous
Samsung's new Chromebooks may signal a new battle. On one side is ARM and Chrome OS -- on the other, Intel and Windows.
Why does a $600 phone have last year’s processor? The many follies of HTC’s Bolt
HTC has released a new smartphone. It's called the Bolt and it doesn't have a headphone jack. It's also carrier-locked to Sprint.
Don’t buy your Google Pixel from Verizon! Here’s why
Google is out with new smartphones, ones that are apparently "Only on Verizon." They're not -- you can use them on any carrier.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 debacle is far from over
Samsung needs to stand up for its customers and end the production, sale, and promotion of the Galaxy Note 7 in light of the exploding battery issue.
Checkmate, Apple: Why Google’s Pixel is a genius move for Android
Google's grand new strategy for mobile world domination is taking end-to-end control of software and hardware with the new Pixel line of phones.
Friends? Not anymore. Google wants you to bow down and meet your master
Google has changed. Gone are the days of cheap Nexus phones and an open-door policy. Now it wants to lock you in with its Pixel phones and AI Assistant.
As the iPhone’s headphone jack dies, Apple wins and you lose
As predicted, Apple just killed off the headphone jack in the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7S. Is it possible the company is thinking too far forward?
Affordable laptops aren’t just ‘good enough’ anymore, they’re amazing
Laptops have been fast enough for years, but design hasn't kept up until now. After years of bulky designs, quality hardware is available at a reasonable price.
You can buy a laptop with an OLED screen now, but should you?
OLED's beauty will leave you wondering how you ever did without, but the new tech may leave you searching for the nearest power socket.
Why every browser sucks eventually (It’s all your fault)
The more you use a browser, the more you bog it down. Which is why you should never trust that new browser smell: every browser sucks eventually.
Intel won't lead the VR revolution, but it will power those who do
Intel seems to be getting into virtual reality, and its presence may establish new standards for VR that we'll use for years, even decades, to come.
Why ‘Stranger Things’ should make you hopeful for the future of TV
Netflix's Stranger Things has been racking up praise from critics, yet unlike many of its acclaimed predecessors, it's a surprisingly optimistic tale.