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Sony's latest headphones may be the de-facto choice for active noise-canceling headphones, but other cans from brands like Bose and Bang & Olufsen could be a better choice.
Tired of getting spam calls — or any other calls, for that matter? Lucky for you, it's easy to disable calls on most phones altogether. And all you need is a little bit of help from Android's built-in Do Not Disturb feature.
Nest makes great connected cameras, but they can be expensive, and these days it's easy to find similarly simple security systems for much less.
Shooting with your Android camera is usually great, but third-party apps can pack a punch in places you didn’t even know you needed! There are apps that provide manual controls for everything, and others that provide editing features while you're taking pictures.
If you want to play your music loud and proud for the whole world to hear — no matter where you choose to be — you need a Bluetooth speaker. We've picked some of the best Bluetooth speakers for just about any occasion.
The Galaxy Z Fold 2 demonstrates Samsung's ability to improve upon its own designs at an incredible rate, with a stronger hinge and a much larger cover display that makes for a completely new experience.
The Galaxy S21 and S20 FE are two of the most affordable flagships in Samsung's lineup, offering top-tier specs and performance for under $1000. Which one is right for you? It'll largely depend on whether or not you can take advantage of the trade-in offers.
TVs are always among the first products to see massive discounts during Amazon's Prime Day event, and this year is no different. If you've been considering upgrading the TV in your living room or bedroom, now's the perfect time to act!
When you think of Android tablets, it's time to think of Amazon. However, now you've got a choice to make. Should you get the medium-sized one or the huge one?
There's nothing quite like a new phone on America's top-rated network, and the Galaxy S21 Ultra is a smash hit. While it's arguably the best phone on Verizon right now, there are a lot of other great options.
The Galaxy S21 delivers the flagship Samsung experience in a reasonably small and affordable package. It's a generally great phone for the majority of users, but its lower price point comes with a few compromises. 1 month later, it continues to be a solid deal.
You don’t need a DSLR camera to shoot professional-looking photography — all you need is your Android phone and a reliable lens kit!
The Galaxy S20 FE is the latest in Samsung's crusade to dominate every pricing tier with a well-rounded device that makes the appropriate sacrifices while maintaining the company's standards for quality and performance.
Porting your number seems like one of the most daunting parts of switching service, but in reality it's a pretty simple process.
Samsung's new and improved One UI 3.1 is now available on most Galaxy phones, and it comes with all the features you've been waiting for.
Shure's new MV5C USB microphone aims to tackle work-from-home needs like podcasting and Zoom calls by offering a built-in Speech mode that instantly enhances the sound of your voice.
Despite a few hardware tradeoffs compared to its Ultra counterpart, the Galaxy Note 20 is a fantastic phone with a lower price point aimed at a broader audience.
The Galaxy Watch 3 is a gorgeous smartwatch with a high asking price and more fitness-focused features than ever before.
Earlier this week, Google dropped the third and final Developer Preview build for Android 12, signaling the beginning of a more stable beta program to come next month. This build brings a number of under-the-hood improvements, but it also introduces new visual enhancements, as well as improvements to accessibility mode and default link behaviors.
Marshall's first entry to the true wireless earbud space is a pair of great-sounding earbuds that perfectly exemplify the company's affinity for loud rock and roll. Save for a few omissions like active noise cancellation, the Mode IIs provide some welcome competition to alternatives from Samsung, Jabra, and Apple.