Reviews

Review Roundup: BlackBerry Q10 Puts the Keyboard Front and Center

By Doug Aamoth April 24, 2013

Here’s a representative sampling of some of the various Q10 reviews that have been trickling out.

Samsung Galaxy S 4 Review: Gimme One Smartphone, with Everything

By Harry McCracken April 24, 2013

Samsung’s newest iPhone archrival sports more features than ever — and a bigger screen crammed into a smaller case.

Review: HTC One Is the Current King of the Android Hill

By Doug Aamoth April 19, 2013

Let’s get something out of the way right off the bat: the HTC One is a damn fine Android phone. It’s the finest I’ve ever used. Being an Android phone is tough, though

Twitter #Music Helps You Mostly Rediscover What You Already Knew

By Matt Peckham April 18, 2013

While Twitter #music technically qualifies as a discovery tool, it’s probably more accurate to describe it as a rediscovery tool.

Facebook Home Review: Slick, Fun and, for Now, Superficial

By Harry McCracken April 09, 2013

Home is polished, fluid and fun — significant achievements considering that it’s a type of app Facebook has never tackled before. But the thing is, there just isn’t that much Facebook Home to interact with.

BioShock Infinite Review: Elevated Action

By Jared Newman April 09, 2013

BioShock Infinite is the kind of game you want to think about and talk about long after the credits roll, which is why the pile of thoughtful critiques keeps growing. You should play it, and join the conversation.

The 3 Best Smartphones for Prepaid Plans

By Techlicious / Suzanne Kantra April 02, 2013

Gone are the days when the only way to get your hands on a high-end smartphone was to sign a multi-year agreement with a major carrier.

Google’s Chromebook Pixel: A Very Nice Machine for a Very Small Market

By Harry McCracken Feb. 27, 2013

If you’re willing and able to spend $1299 or more for a web-only computing device, you might love Google’s high-end Chromebook.

Dead Space 3 Review: Love Grows Cold

By Jared Newman Feb. 22, 2013

Dead Space 3 is pretty to look at, delivers the requisite number of thrills, and stays mostly interesting from the first hour to the 20th. But it’s also a reminder of the gloomy business that surrounds this wonderful pastime.

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