11-inch iPad Pro vs. 10.5-inch iPad Pro: Can the new model take out the classic?
Apple has finally taken the wraps off of the new 11-inch iPad Pro, boasting a powerful new A12X Bionic processor, awesome modern design with an edge-to-edge display, and more. But is it that much better than the device it replaced, the 10.5-inch iPad Pro from 2017? We put them head to head to find out.
Sprint’s 1Gbps LTE Advanced network is now up and running in more than 225 cities
Sprint announced that it has successfully rolled out its 1Gbps LTE Advanced network in more than 225 cities, essentially meaning that if you live in any decently sized city in the U.S., you'll be able to take advantage of the super fast speeds. The rollout will play a big role in Sprint's 5G rollout.
You can now create personalized emoji in Google’s Gboard — here’s how
Google has released a new feature to Gboard, its keyboard for Android and iOS, which now allows you to create emoji personalized to you. It's actually quite easy to create these new personalized Emoji Minis, too, all you need is a few minutes and lighting for your camera. Here's how to do it.
Huawei Mate 20 Pro vs. Huawei Mate 10 Pro: How much better is the new flagship?
Huawei has finally taken the wraps off the new Huawei Mate 20 Pro, the company's latest and greatest smartphone. The device boasts upgraded processing, an improved display, and more. But last year's Mate 10 Pro was also a hit. Is the new Mate 20 Pro really that much better than its predecessor? We compare them.
Google Assistant will now show you a visual ‘snapshot’ of your day
Google announced a few new updates to Google Assistant. Notably, Assistant will now show you a visual snapshot of your day, meaning you can see things like calendar events and recommended events straight from Assistant. Assistant will now also start working straight from your lock screen.
Pixel 3, Home Hub, and Pixel Slate — our first look at all Google’s new devices
Google has taken the wraps off of a slew of new devices, including the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones, as well as the Google Home Hub smart display, Google Pixel Slate tablet, and Google Pixel Stand wireless charger. We were at the October 9 event in New York, and took a ton of photos of all the new products.
The most common iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max problems, and how to fix them
The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are the best Apple phones to date -- but they're not perfect. A number of users have been reporting issues with the phones, including some related to reception and not being able to properly charge their phone. Here are the most common problems and how to fix them.
How to watch the October 9 ‘Made by Google’ event
Google is finally set to unveil the heavily rumored and leaked Google Pixel 3, along with a number of other interesting new products. You may be wondering how you can watch the event for yourself -- which is why we've created this guide. Here's how to watch the October 9 Made by Google event.
The new Opera Touch mobile web browser emphasizes single-handed browsing
Opera has launched a new mobile browser, Opera Touch, which aims to make it easier to browse the web with one hand when you're on the go. How? Well, for starters, it offers a "Fast Action" button at the bottom of the screen that allows the user to access a range of the browser's features.
Apple iPhone XS Max vs. HTC U12 Plus: Does more expensive mean better?
Apple has finally unveiled the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, the company's flagship phones set to go up against all the best Android devices. But is the iPhone XS Max really worth buying? And does it compare to devices like the HTC U12 Plus? We put the phones head-to-head to find out.
88 percent of the $800-plus smartphones sold last quarter were iPhones
Apple may not sell as many smartphones as the likes of Samsung overall, but according to a new report, that clearly depends on price. In fact, the company sold a whopping 43 percent of all smartphones priced over $400, and 88 percent of those priced over $800 in the second quarter of 2018.