
Daniel Bader
Daniel Bader was a former Android Central Editor-in-Chief and Executive Editor for iMore and Windows Central.
Latest articles by Daniel Bader

Daily Briefing: The Note 8 is coming
By Daniel Bader last updated
The Note line lives, and AT&T grows. Today's biggest news stories.

BlackBerry's DTEK60 is its most powerful phone yet
By Daniel Bader last updated
BlackBerry's latest Android phone is designed by TCL and aimed at the enterprise, but it's also a great Android phone.

Google Wifi comes to Canada to improve unreliable wireless signals
By Daniel Bader last updated
One of the easiest ways to get better Wi-Fi signal in the home is now for sale in Canada.

Canadian banks BMO and Simplii Financial warn of large data breaches
By Daniel Bader last updated
BMO and CIBC-owned Simplii have separately announced data breaches.

Phiaton Bolt review: Great true wireless headphones with a speaker-sized gimmick
By Daniel Bader last updated
Phiaton's first crack at a truly wireless headphone sounds great and has awesome comfort, but it's let down by a bulky charging case.

Daily Briefing: LG tries to fix what's broken, and Samsung goes all-in on AI
By Daniel Bader last updated

Wind Mobile rebrands Freedom Mobile, launches LTE network in Toronto, Vancouver
By Daniel Bader last updated
Wind Mobile is now Freedom Mobile, and it is launching an LTE network next week!

I'm gifting this adorable USB-C tripod to all my friends this year
By Daniel Bader last updated
The Stance is both simple and useful. It's the perfect smartphone tool, and a great gift — if you're looking for a stocking stuffer this year.

Jaybird's Tarah Pro headphones are waterproof, reflective, and last 14 hours
By Daniel Bader last updated
Jaybird is back with yet another pair of wireless headphones for athletes, but you may want to buy them even if you're lazy.

IFA 2017 preview: Everything you can expect to see from Berlin!
By Daniel Bader last updated
IFA is always one of the biggest tech conferences of the year, and we’re expecting nothing less than an onslaught this time around.

BlackBerry KEYone vs. BlackBerry Priv: Lock, stock and mobile
By Daniel Bader last updated
BlackBerry Mercury morphs into the KEYone, and the Priv is still all about your privilege. Which one is better for you, though?

The difference between BlackBerry and BlackBerry Mobile
By Daniel Bader last updated
It's time to make a few things clear: there's BlackBerry the software company, and there's BlackBerry Mobile, the hardware vendor.

Android O Developer Preview 4 is out, public version imminent
By Daniel Bader last updated
Android O Developer Preview 4 is now available, so get it!

Pokémon Go updates: Everything you need to know
By Daniel Bader last updated
The latest Pokémon update for Android brings new features and bug fixes. Here's everything you need to know!

With expansion to screens and cars, Google Assistant is officially everywhere
By Daniel Bader last updated
Google Assistant is moving into more places in and outside the home.

Using the smaller Pixel with Google Daydream is a big compromise
By Daniel Bader last updated
The smaller Google Pixel works pretty well with Daydream View VR headset, but it's full of compromise, from the smaller field of view to the lower resolution. Here's what you need to know.

Peak Design's Travel Backpack is the most versatile overnight bag I've used
By Daniel Bader last updated
It's not cheap, but Peak Design's latest creation is, like all good luggage, worth the cost for convenience.

Android 7.0 Nougat Developer Preview 5 actually comes with an awesome Easter Egg
By Daniel Bader last updated
Android 7.0 Nougat Developer Preview 5 does come with a brand new easter egg, and it's pretty damn awesome. But it's also fairly difficult to spot. Here's what you need to know.

BlackBerry DTEK50 review: The phone with no name
By Daniel Bader last updated
BlackBerry's DTEK50 is the phone least deserving of the BlackBerry logo to date, and yet somehow manages to offer a mostly excellent user experience for the price.

BlackBerry is officially getting out of the phone hardware business
By Daniel Bader last updated
BlackBerry announced that it is getting out of the hardware business. But that doesn't mean it's going to stop selling you its own phones.

Bell Canada tops list of telco complaints for fourth straight year
By Daniel Bader last updated
Bell Canada has once again topped the list of telco complaints, according to a CCTS report. This would be the fourth straight year Bell has topped the list.

This new app uses neural networks to choose the perfect emoji
By Daniel Bader last updated
As the use of emoji grows in regular speech, a new app has tapped into the vast intelligence of neural networks to help you choose the perfect one — faster.
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