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With the rise of ARCore, there really is no excuse to not resurrect Glass for consumers.

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Mattel has finally released their Google Cardboard accessory, and with it comes a whole new kind of VR experience.

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This time last year you'd be hard pressed to find a large Android tablet I'd recommend to anyone, but changes in both hardware and software are finally bringing some interesting options to the table.

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Third-party keyboards for Android are mostly about portability and convenience, not productivity. Dell's focus on the keyboard makes the Venue 10 7000 Series a completely unique experience.

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The BlackBerry Priv is here, and if you're considering picking one up there's a few things you need to know first.

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Google's upgrade to their Cardboard platform is equal parts catching up tot he competition and expanding on what has worked very well for the platform so far.

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Doze is one of those things that folks either love or hate, and when something goes wrong with it there's not much you can do but deal with it.

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The folks at Invoxia have taken all the things that make Amazon's Echo speaker great and bolted on tons of features for families.

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We've been playing with the NVIDIA Shield Android TV 3.0 update for a couple of days now. Here's what we know about Marshmallow powered by Shield.

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We came to the Nextbit interview with a lot of questions, and walked away with some really great answers. Here's some of the best.

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Imagine a router that tries to do everything from mesh networking to a total connected home solution, but there's some kinks to work out in order to fix things.

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Budweiser is bringing a bright blue box for sports fans to put their beer in, and it connects with your phone to tell you what is going on inside.
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