Russell is a Contributing Editor at Android Central. He's a former server admin who has been using Android since the HTC G1, and quite literally wrote the book on Android tablets. You can usually find him chasing the next tech trend, much to the pain of his wallet. Find him on Facebook and Twitter.
He spent the entire week telling everyone he's doing the best he can with what he's got, but his retail strategy tells a whole different story.
We think about CES mostly as a tech show, but did you know there are dogs EVERYWHERE? Here are the dogs I met this year.
I've spent a lot of time in self-driving taxis recently, and I learned a ton about what they're all about
Samsung's wearables haven't always been compatible with other phones, even those also running Android. Fortunately, device compatibility has come a long way.
Google wanted to show off what Assistant could do, and so this year's experience is designed to make you do the work.
The latest from Impossible Foods moves from beef to pork, and it's exactly as good as it needs to be.
It has taken a while for them to get here, but post-Glass headsets were worth the wait.
Wear OS has come to one of the most hardcore niche fitness trackers out there, and at first glance, that seems like a pretty great thing.
Samsung's exclusive grip on the hole punch display is coming to an end, so get ready to see these awful things basically everywhere.
The only real wearable computer you can buy right now is going away, but there's something better coming.
Google's first step into the big world of gaming is more of a stumble, but it's far from dead on arrival.
NVIDIA has refreshed its Shield TV platform, and it's exactly what I wanted from a new streaming machine.
Google has improved on the original Hub in every possible way, without sacrificing any of the things which made the original so good.
If you have someone in your life that lives or dies by their PlayStation 4, these gift ideas may make you their favorite person this year.
Amazon's new Echo Dot is taking on Google's Home Mini, and it's not even close.
My everything hurts, but all I really want to do is get back into the game.
Amazon has made it easy to create your own task combinations. These are my favorites.
You don't really need to go mouse and keyboard for a good gaming experience on your PlayStation 4, but it has some upsides.
If you're mad at TikTok right now, you haven't been paying attention.
Connected Home tech is great for automating your life, and you can use it to have a little fun when kids come to your door screaming Trick or Treat.