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Moto X (2014) Review: Finally, a true Motorola flagship
Motorola never quite got the praise it deserved with the originalMoto X, the company’s decision →
Moto X (2014) flicks on built-in flashlight with Android 5.1 update
A new quick-access gesture in the latest Lollipop build turns on the phone’s flashlight with a →
Nexus 6 Review – You want to lick this Lollipop
A new Google smartphone is a big deal, and the Nexus 6 is a very →
LG G4 Review – The hero Android needs
Life’s not so good when you’re stuck in the shadow of a big rival with →
Samsung Galaxy Tab S review: 10.5 and 8.4 Android glamour
Samsung has always been at the forefront of envelope-pushing when it comes to slim tablets, →
Samsung Galaxy S III Review
If there’s such a thing as heritage in the relatively fledgling world of smartphones, the Samsung →
Dell Venue 8 review: mid-range and proud
Android tablets shouldn’t cost much, and they don’t have to. Dell kept this in mind →
Samsung Galaxy S5 Review
Samsung cannot be ignored, and the importance of theGalaxy S5 cannot be overlooked. New bearer of →
Nabi Big Tab HD Review: the world’s biggest Android tablet
Supposing you’ve seen our previous massive tablet reviews, you know SlashGear isn’t about to dismiss →
SwiftKey for iOS 8 review: iPhone 6 gets swiped
One of the most anticipated features in iOS 8 is third-party keyboard support, and Android →
We Need New Nexus Phones Now
Google seems to have abandoned building developer devices in the sizes people really want. That’s a →
Sony SmartWatch 3 Review
The SmartWatch 3 SWR50 is a device from Sony that lets you see notifications from your →
LG G Watch R review: good looks and improved battery are a step in the right direction
I think it’s fair to say by now that smart watches are no longer the “hot →
Shoot Pictures and Videos Anywhere with Podo
New camera can be attached to any solid surface, now available on Kickstarter. Throw away →
Android Marshmallow and the new Nexus: Reality Check
Today Android M was listed by Google in their collection of events for Google I/O. →
Google Nexus Player review: a strong, but flawed, introduction to Android TV
Google has been trying to get into the living room for a long time, but it →
HTC RE Camera review: a fun personal shooter with room to grow
My father’s camcorder was a common sight on childhood vacations. Trips to Mount Rainier, the Oregon →
Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact review: light in the hand, heavy on the wallet
Sony’s consumer electronics division is in an ongoing state of flux. Having already given up on →
Sony SmartWatch 3 review: dull design, but great for runners
This here is the Sony SmartWatch 3. That might make it sound like it’s the third →
Chromebook Pixel review (2015): less expensive, still impractical
The Chromebook Pixel was the most beautiful laptop that we told people not to buy. With →
Dell Venue 8 7000 review: thin design, great screen, gimmicky camera
Engadget doesn’t review many tablets anymore. When it comes to Android devices, we’re far more likely →
PhoneDrone case puts propellers on your smartphone
Quadcopters can come in handy at times, but if you’re not going to be using them →
Galaxy S6 Edge: Android at Peak Elegance
The LG G4 is coming to market with a leather back, the HTC One M9 looks →
Nexus 9 Review: The iPad-Killer Blueprint
After a half-year on the market, the Nexus 9 remains one of the finest tablets available →
LG G Flex 2 Review – Killer Curves
First you have to prove you’re not a gimmick. Then it’s just a matter of proving →
VSN Mobil V.360 Camera Review
The V.360 camera presents a fairly remarkable media-capturing proposition: the ability to capture panoramic (360-degree) videos →
Moto E 2015 (2nd Gen) Review
Motorola’s 2nd gen Moto E comes with Android 5.0 Lollipop, a 4.5-inch display, and is perfectly →