hardware
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 →
Kindle Voyage Review: Ereader Royalty
The ebook didn’t kill the paperback, and Amazon is counting on the fact that not →
OS X Yosemite Review: Blurred Lines
Apple’s morning may have brought new hardware, but it’s OS X Yosemite that could affect →
Lenovo Erazer X315 review: Gaming for all
There’s one thing Lenovo is exceedingly good at: making excellent products at approachable price points. →
Tiki-Z mini-Review: The Tiny Gaming King defends his crown
The following review is going to be short and to the point. Not because it doesn’t →
ThinkCentre Tiny-in-One 23 with ThinkCentre M83 PC Review
One of the biggest criticisms of all-in-one PCs is the inability to upgrade hardware if →
We Need New Nexus Phones Now
Google seems to have abandoned building developer devices in the sizes people really want. That’s a →
Tesco Hudl2 review: The UK’s best value tablet
A supermarket turned tablet maker doesn’t sound like the wisest of career progressions. Tesco’s not 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 →
Review: Lenovo A740 — a sleek all-in-one desktop PC
Lenovo has a bunch of laptops and tablets, and we’ve been reviewing them over the months →
Lenovo Yoga 3 11 review — lightweight and ultra-flexible
Lenovo has another Yoga product in its midst, and this one is targeted at those diehard →
iLoud review: Bluetooth speaker by day, amp by night
The problem with Bluetooth speakers is that they’re typically underpowered, and not very dynamic. You get →
PhoneDrone case puts propellers on your smartphone
Quadcopters can come in handy at times, but if you’re not going to be using them →
HTC One M9 review: Another year, another modest step forward
Let’s say you’re a smartphone maker and you cook up a formula for a beloved, game-changing →
Samsung’s Galaxy S6 uses ‘several’ different camera sensors
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S6, you might have noticed that the company stopped touting its →
Griffin Twenty review; the digital Bluetooth amp for all
There are all kinds of devices out there that want to usher your old tech →
Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge Review
Samsung has a lackluster track record making flagship smartphones with serious lust-appeal. Its plastic-bodied Galaxy range was the →
Hisense $149 Chromebook review – Watch out, iPad
This review contains a Chromebook, one that’s set to take the lowest end of the laptop →
Lenovo ThinkPad W540 Review – Old-School Pride
The ThinkPad’s distant history is pocked with no-nonsense business machines sporting plain designs and thick bodies. →
Lenovo Y50 Touch Review
Lenovo is leaving no stone unturned. Want a slim and sleek convertible laptop? They’ve got you →
Falcon Northwest TLX Gaming Laptop Review
At last an opportunity to take a peek at a real heavy-duty gaming laptop rolling with →
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 →
Misfit Flash Review
This is the story of how I became a believer in the activity tracking trend sweeping →
iPad mini 3 Review – Refinement not Revolution
For many tablet fans, Apple’s second-generation iPad mini hit the sweet spot. Keeping the bag- and →
Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Review
Lenovo has been pushing out some interesting devices, and its new YOGA Tablet 2 is one →
Review: Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 14
If you’ve seen one ThinkPad, you’ve seen them all. Such was a common opinion back when →
Review: Lenovo W550s — an ultraportable workstation
Lenovo has been busy rolling out all manner of flexible, slim, and otherwise noteworthy laptops and →