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The new Optimus G from LG is the first smartphone ever to have quad-core Snapdragon S4 pro muscle. It also boasts a big 4.7-inch HD screen, and 13MP camera.
This starter Android phones has more bells and whistles than you might think, including LTE and a dual-core processor.
Shipping in multiple eye-catching colors, the HTC Windows Phone 8S won't break the bank but will feature Microsoft's latest mobile OS.
Outfitted with a 4.3-inch screen, an 8-megapixel camera backed up by HTC's imaging chip, and a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, the Windows Phone 8X in one powerful Windows Phone device.
The Logitech UE Smart Radio largely succeeds at its goal of simplification, but you may be better off with a Bluetooth speaker depending on your needs.
HP has made an aggressive move in the budget PC space with this big-screen all-in-one that will serve as an affordable, generally capable home computer.
iOS 6 is not a drastic overhaul, but it comes with app improvements that make common actions more accessible, sharing easier across devices, and tons of welcome tweaks to the interface.
The Samsung E450 series plasma may not be perfect, but you won't find another TV that performs this well for this low a price.
The camera app's newest feature takes clean, easy panoramic shots, and iPhone 4S and 5 owners can take advantage of it. Scott Stein shows you how it's done.
Apple has completely changed the Maps app on iOS 6. What's in store? 3D flyovers, turn-by-turn navigation, and no more Google. Scott Stein takes a look on the iPhone 5.
Senior Editor Scott Stein takes us on a tour of the iPhone 5 days before its debut.
The WD VelociRaptor makes an excellent storage solution for housing a large amount of data that's frequently accessed and manipulated.
Most of the expensive, "Smart," beautiful-looking LED TVs we've reviewed this year were disappointments when we turned them on, but not the LG LM7600 series.
Though it's inexpensive and contract-free, the PCD Chaser's irritatingly poor battery life, laggy performance, and mediocre call quality make it safe to skip.
The Sony Xperia Tablet S is one of the best designed tablets available, but Sony's change to its Wi-fi disconnect policy is just dumb.