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Samsung's Gear VR works with all of the current-generation Samsung phones, but which gives you the best overall experience?
League is focused on the parts of healthcare that suck for the user, and your phone is a big part of that process.
We asked, and you answered. Here's a list of Google Cardboard apps our readers can't put down right now.
Just about a year ago, I took the full plunge away from Gmail with my personal account. I can't imagine doing email any other way now.
Of all the things Samsung has tweaked in the Marshmallow version of TouchWiz, the additions to the edge features feel like the most useful.
As we wrap up another successful Mobile World Congress, it's time to take a look at which products were deserving of our Top Pick award.
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There's a good chance you'll see something you want to buy on the shelves this year that uses a new kind of USB port. It's called USB-C, and this is what you need to know about it.
YouTube is finally stepping up their game with high-end original content, but locating those videos is challenging.
It's all fun and games until Michael Dorn tells you that your new smartphone isn't cool enough for him.
Using your smartphone or a GoPro to capture something happening around you is a great way to go most of the time, but the increasing popularity of 360° video and VR video means there's some other options worth considering. 360fly is one such option.
Samsung, being the first company to release a smartphone with the Vulkan APIs onboard, has the potential to be a big deal for a lot of people, but it's also the first step in a slow march toward the future.
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.
Samsung has been making it fun to watch 360° video through the Gear VR, but now the company has an accessory that makes it easy to capture 360° video and still images.
The Khronos Group just released version 1.0 of a set of APIs now known as Vulkan. Here's why you should care.
Square Enix has been slowly figuring out the best way to port their games to other platforms, but Final Fantasy IX demonstrates that they aren't quite there yet.
It used to be that Verizon Wireless was a carrier you actively avoided if you wanted timely updates or phones with the best features, but the unlocked revolution has forced Big Red to play nice.
The idea that we'd have a single app for all of our messaging was a nice idea for a while, but there's no way it will work with current technologies.
Samsung and LG will soon be announcing phones with "Always-On" displays, but that doesn't mean there are new battery concerns to be had.
Google's Marshmallow update has started rolling out to Android Wear, and a big part of that experience is new gestures for navigating the UI without any help from your other hand.