Latest articles by Russell Holly

Five things to know about the BlackBerry Priv
By Russell Holly last updated
The BlackBerry Priv is here, and if you're considering picking one up there's a few things you need to know first.

Getting to know Google+ - Pages, Communities, and What's Hot
By Russell Holly last updated

Alcatel OneTouch announces the 6-inch, Cyanogen OS-powered Hero 2+
By Russell Holly last updated

Triby: The powerful, portable Amazon Echo for the family
By Russell Holly last updated
The folks at Invoxia have taken all the things that make Amazon's Echo speaker great and bolted on tons of features for families.

Marshmallow for NVIDIA Shield Android TV is rolling out now
By Russell Holly last updated
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.

Three huge takeaways from our Nextbit interview
By Russell Holly last updated
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.

Daydream VR explained: new hardware, new rules, same democratization
By Russell Holly last updated
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.

From the forums: Does Doze interfere with Android Device Manager?
By Russell Holly last updated
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.

Hands-on with Canary, an all-in-one indoor security system
By Russell Holly last updated
There's a lot of smart security systems out there, and Canary's goal is to be a great all-in-one system for a smaller space.

The basics of using a Nest Thermostat with Android, iOS and the web
By Russell Holly last updated

Wikipedia app grabs a ton of features in their material design update
By Russell Holly last updated

Tango and Daydream finally coexist in a single phone thanks to the ASUS ZenFone AR
By Russell Holly last updated
It's clear Google hopes to do great things with VR and AR. Step one needs to be a phone running both Daydream and Tango. That phone is the ASUS ZenFone AR.
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