Samsung's smartwatches have consistently provided more features, better fitness tracking, longer battery life, and arguably better styling than their Android Wear or Wear OS counterparts. The new Galaxy Watch continues the trend.
Google has just sent out invites for a hardware event in New York City, and just as rumored the event will take place on October 9.
For as exciting as the phone is, there are some things you should do first in order to make the most of your Galaxy Note 9.
IFA isn't as big as it was in the glory days of Samsung Galaxy Note announcements, but it still serves as a great place for companies to talk about new mid-range phones, tablets, Chromebooks, accessories and smart home gear.
It's been an incredibly tough year for ZTE, watching its phone sales and revenue tank as it faces sanctions from the U.S. government. But the company hasn't stopped development of new phones, including the just-announced Axon 9 Pro.
After a couple weeks running in a closed beta, OnePlus has opened up its Android 9 Pie update for the OnePlus 6 to any willing participant.
The LG G7 One is ... kind of an odd phone. Ostensibly it's an LG G7 — except in a handful of places where it definitely isn't.
The Motorola One and One Power are another pair of solid mid-range phones with a more modern look but little design flair to differentiate — and they'll probably sell well regardless.
The HTC U12 Life isn't an U12+ at a lower price — but it's a pretty nice mid-range phone.
Fossil Group is launching the new Skagen Falster 2 and Diesel Full Guard 2.5 smartwatches at IFA 2018 — they're both truly beautiful, but also completely different in their design approaches.
After making plenty of successful Chromebooks in the cheaper price segment, Lenovo is stepping up to something a bit more premium with the launch of the new 15.6-inch Yoga Chromebook.
The plastic body isn't the only thing that was lost in order to hit this price — you'll find shaved specs in various places to try and balance cost with capabilities. Here's the full spec sheet for the KEY2 LE.
In an attempt to capture the section of the market that want a BlackBerry — and that hardware keyboard — but are unable to spend the near-flagship money on the KEY2, BlackBerry has a solution: the KEY2 LE.
Casio has made some of the most unique-looking smartwatches in the business, and is iterating its lineup with the new rugged WSD-F30 running Wear OS.
Google's trying something new (again) with Wear OS, switching up the interface to focus on a few core actions.
Acer's new Chromebook 514 keeps things inexpensive while adding some nice-to-have hardware features that will separate it from the plastic bargain machines so often associated with the Chromebooks.
Even though we're just a week removed from the retail launch, Samsung and Amazon both have great offers for free accessories with a Note 9 purchase.
LG is announcing two new LG G7 models — the LG G7 One and LG G7 Fit — with a similar design and brand, but different software and specs in order to save on price.
Unfortunately, with the Note 9, I didn't get anywhere near the "long-term" testing phase before I really wish I had a case on it.
Google has just publicly disclosed that it discovered an extremely serious vulnerability in Epic's first Fortnite installer for Android that allowed any app on your phone to download and install anything in the background.