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Uncovering a More Useful Android Lock Screen
Cover creates a smarter Android lock screen by giving you access to the apps you want, when you want them, but it needs a little fine-tuning.
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Media Device Stores and Shares Well With Others
SanDisk’s Connect Wireless Media Device may relieve some of your devices’ storage burden and could serve as a media-sharing godsend on a long car trip.
Moto X Stands Out in Sea of Phone Sameness
New $200 smartphone from Google-owned Motorola Mobility aims to use personalization of color and inscriptions as one of its key components.
Google’s New Nexus 7: The Budget Tablet to Beat
Small but mighty, the revamped device has an impressively sharp screen. But battery life disappoints.
Two Ways to Hit “Print” on a Mobile Device
Presto and ThinPrint Cloud Printer make on-the-go print jobs from smartphones and tablets as easy as printing from a PC.
A Tablet Good for Living Room, Bag and Water
Sony’s Xperia Tablet Z’s stylish overall design, screen, fast performance, good camera and noticeably high sound quality make it easy to love, says Katie. Plus, it can run underwater.
A PC and Tablet “Brick” for the Price of One
The Asus Transformer AiO offers dual software and hardware systems, but they don’t offset a weighty downside.
Raising the Bar for Better TV Sound
The Sonos Playbar is a one-piece speaker system that aims to bring high-quality sound to a TV without a complicated setup.
From QWERTY to Quirky: New Ways to Type
Typing on glass keyboards — like those found on iPhones, Android phones and Windows Phones — should be much easier by now. Some new technologies are aimed at solving the problem.
Custom Magazine Focuses on the Big Pictures
A new edition of Zite, an app that assembles online stories into a personalized digital magazine, puts a lot of emphasis on visuals.
Nook HD’s Screen Dazzles, but Quirks Detract
The Nook HD stands out with the highest-resolution small screen, and its redesigned interface proves that Barnes & Noble takes software seriously.
