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  • Review: Sony Xperia SP

    The mid-range Sony Xperia SP has an aluminium frame, a 4.6in screen and 4G connectivity.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 23 May 13 08:52

  • First look: Android Studio eclipses Eclipse

    Google's new Android development environment pairs rich layout and build capabilities with IntelliJ IDEA's famous ease

    Written by Peter Wayner • 22 May 13 10:14

  • Preview: BlackBerry Q5

    The BlackBerry Q5 is an entry-level smartphone with a physical, QWERTY keyboard.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 17 May 13 09:22

  • Preview: Nokia Lumia 925

    The Nokia Lumia 925 is thinner and lighter than its predecessor and uses an aluminum frame.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 15 May 13 14:45
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    Review: The Samsung Galaxy S 4 shows more is not always better

    Samsung's new Android flagship is easy to hold and view, but many new software features are only partially baked gimmicks

    Written by Galen Gruman • 15 May 13 10:10

  • Preview: Sony Xperia ZR

    The Sony Xperia ZR is a smaller version of the Xperia Z.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 14 May 13 16:27

  • KiraBook review: An ultrabook for the 1%

    Toshiba's new KiraBook ultrabook offers a sleek, rich look along with high-end components, including a fine display and great speakers. The question is: Can you afford it?

    Written by Brian Nadel • 14 May 13 10:27

  • Preview: LG Optimus G Pro

    The LG Optimus G Pro is a minor upgrade to the Optimus G.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 14 May 13 08:35
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    Review: Nokia Lumia 520

    The Nokia Lumia 520 represents outstanding value for money.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 10 May 13 14:13

  • 5 mini projectors: A show wherever you go

    Have a presentation or a favorite video hiding in your smartphone? One of these five mobile projectors will let you show off.

    Written by Jake Widman • 09 May 13 11:01

  • Optimus G Pro deep-dive review: A supersized smartphone done right

    LG's new Optimus G Pro smartphone brings a fresh dose of elegance to the supersized smartphone form. Could it be the new heavyweight champion?

    Written by JR Raphael • 09 May 13 10:17

  • Review: HP 3PAR conjures powerful storage magic

    HP 3PAR StoreServe 7400 combines high scalability, high performance, and a big bag of tricks for easing storage management

    Written by Paul Ferrill • 08 May 13 10:15

  • Review: Nokia Lumia 720

    The Nokia Lumia 720 has a stylish design but is a little expensive.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 07 May 13 08:15

  • How to keep your network in tip-top health

    If your network has between 1,000 and10,000 devices and computers, you have a midsized network. Your servers, connections and other resources suffer the same problems as larger networks, but your budget for keeping the network healthy is less than what large enterprises enjoy.

    Written by Barry Nance • 06 May 13 13:16
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    Review: Samsung Galaxy S4

    The Samsung Galaxy S4 adds a wealth of extra software features and a bigger and better screen, but keeps largely the same design as its predecessor.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 03 May 13 14:10

  • Review: Lenovo IdeaTab Lynx gives Intel Atom a bad name

    Lenovo's Atom-based Windows 8 tablet-laptop hybrid is lightweight and usable, but build quality doesn't cut it

    Written by Serdar Yegulalp • 03 May 13 10:11

  • Review: Cookoo smart watch

    The Cookoo smart watch has limited functionality and basic features.

    Written by Ross Catanzariti • 02 May 13 14:26

  • 4 video editors: Pro results for ambitious amateurs

    Today's video editing apps have made many pro-level features available to anyone who wants to use them. We review four of the best known video editors to see what they offer and how easy it is to use them.

    Written by Serdar Yegulalp • 26 April 13 11:06

  • Review: HP ElitePad 900 is all business

    HP's smartly designed, solidly built, Atom-based Windows 8 tablet makes a solid case for mobile fleets

    Written by Serdar Yegulalp • 26 April 13 10:12

  • Review: Xamarin 2.0 works mobile development magic

    Impressive Xamarin SDK brings native iPhone and Android development to C# programmers, Visual Studio

    Written by Tom Thompson • 26 April 13 10:12
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