Technology

There are two versions of Apple’s iPhone 6/6S — one contains a chip from TSMC, one from Samsung. Testing thus far indicates the two are not created equal.

In April 2014, the Linksys WRT1900AC was the fastest 802.11ac router I’d ever tested. And I made a point of including that date in the ‘At a Glance’ part of the review for two reasons: That information is displayed almost … Continue reading →

Microsoft’s new Surface Book is impressive, but can it beat the MacBook Pro at its own game? Let’s take a closer look.

On its way to putting a DSLR in your smartphone, Light says it can put one in your pocket if you have $1,700 to spend.

For Roku users, the wait for HBO’s standalone streaming video service is finally over. HBO Now is now starting to appear on all current-generation Roku players. (This generally covers Roku models released after May 2011.) The launch was first confirmed … Continue reading →

Sony is doing its part in the console wars by officially dropping the PlayStation 4 price to $350. The new prices go into effect on October 9, with a bundle that includes Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection. Another bundle with Star … Continue reading →

Finally, Sony has confirmed that the price of the 500GB PS4 bundles will drop to just $349.99 starting on Friday the 9th. And if you’re interested in a 1TB model, you’ll now only have to pay $429.99.

Need a tiny PC that can still handle a heavy workload? Check out the OptiPlex 3020 small form factor desktop PC from Dell. It’s less than four inches thick, weighs roughly 13 pounds, and it doesn’t compromise on performance. The … Continue reading →

Amazon may be at least considering its own live streaming TV service, presumably to fend off a similar effort from Apple. Dan Rayburn, a well-connected TV industry analyst, wrote on his blog that Amazon has quietly asked “multiple content owners” … Continue reading →

Volvo also calls for a single US standard for self-driving cars to spur adoption. Will this make states-righters blanch?