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A new operating system from Firefox runs on this mid-range handset
The Emporia Connect isn't just a run in the mill flip-phone for seniors. It also allows loved ones to remotely access and manage the handset's calendars and contact information via a smartphone app.
Indigo is a new personal voice assistant similar to Siri and Google Now, but will function across Android, iOS, Windows Phone 8, and your bowser.
HP's tablet is cheaper than Google's 7-inch gadget, but does it compromise on quality? We go hands-on in this video.
Nvidia shows off Tegra 4 tech, including its new Tegra 4i chip.
Here is the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. A comfortable 8-inch tablet, with a elegantly simple design a better stylus support than previous iterations.
Part ultrabook, part tablet: Samsung's little two-headed monster looks to be two things at once.
With dual LCDs and built-in Wi-Fi, the DV150F helps put an end to bad smartphone self-portraits.
The Chromebook Pixel is Google's first in-house-designed laptop, and it's one sharp-looking device. Topping it off is an amazing touch screen with Retina Display-level resolution, but there's still room for the Pixel to improve.
Stephen Shankland goes hands-on with Google's first touch-screen laptop, the Chromebook Pixel.
Orange has announced three new affordable Android Jelly Bean phones for Europe: the 4G Orange Lumo, the budget Orange Nivo and big screen Orange San Remo.
For those who want more camera than their smartphone offers without sacrificing the easy sharing, the WB250F is a good, affordable choice.
As a mid-level, contract-free handset, the Kyocera Event packs a 3.5-inch IPS display, a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
The new Samsung Series 7 doesn't have one killer feature, but it hits all the right mainstream all-in-one notes at an aggressive price.
The company's sleek $120 in-ear headphones feature ceramic earpieces and clean sound.