Category: General Technology

As Adobe Acrobat alternatives go, Nitro Pro sits near the top of the heap. It’s used by tens of millions of consumers and over 650,000 businesses—including more than half of the Fortune…

Shark’s budget-friendly robot vacuum navigates obstacles well and has an elegant app, but falls surprisingly short on the cleaning quality. Powered by WPeMatico

Every year it’s like falling off a cliff. The run-up to E3 is a million stories per day—game announcements, game leaks, game trailers. Then E3 is obviously a billion stories per day…

When Samsung officially announces its results for the second quarter later this month, the numbers will look plenty good to the untrained eye: $13 billion in profit on $51.8 billion revenue. However,…

Google’s Pixel and Pixel XL phones have been top performers since their debut in 2016. Now their smarts and functionality are available for killer deals. A 32GB carrier-unlocked Pixel is available on…

Consider this your weekly reminder that we are still in the end throes of the graphics card crisis. That means sometimes the sales drop down to the original MSRP, and sometimes they…

Rakuten Kobo’s Clara HD e-reader ($130 from Rakuten Kobo) costs $10 less than its main competitor, the ad-free version of the Kindle Paperwhite (reviewed here and available, of course, from Amazon). The casual…

Wyze Labs’ $30 pan-and-tilt camera can hold its own with the big brands. Powered by WPeMatico

When I reviewed Razer’s debut Blade Stealth ultrabook two years ago, I thought it would usher in a wave of imitators. Small, sleek, with an all-metal chassis that rivaled Apple’s finest MacBooks,…

I’m having flashbacks. A little over two years ago now I wrote a review for The Crew, Ubisoft’s racing-game-slash-MMO hybrid, a game that touted all of America as its map. And it…