Daniel Berg

The ASUS VivoBook X202E delivers an ultraportable Windows 8 touch experience on the cheap.

The Hippih hipKey pairs and alerts with ease, helping you keep closer tabs on your phone and your kids.

We review So.cl, a Microsoft project that seeks to make sharing a natural part of search.

In addition to cooling your notebook, the Targus Chill Mat Plus has four USB ports for attaching extra peripherals but did it cool our laptop enough to justify the extra cost?

The LG Optimus G for Sprint pairs a bright 4.7-inch display with a sharp 13-megapixel camera.

The AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 pairs a plethora of innovative features and one of the best cameras ever with a fast LTE network.

You can move the fans to optimal locations on the NZXT Cryo E40, but does that make this notebook cooler any more effective?

The latest Google phone features Android 4.2 and a gorgeous HD screen, but no LTE connectivity. Read our review to find out if the Nexus 4 is the new handset to beat.

Aereo provides live streaming TV and DVR features on all your devices, but the coverage area and channel selection are limited.

The Rosewill RLCO-11002 brings beautiful design and great cooling performance together but there is a sacrifice for the lower price.

The 7-inch ASUS MeMO Pad delivers Android Jelly Bean and expandable memory for $149, but at the expense of display quality and performance.

The new iPad crams double the performance into the same beautiful package, bringing with it improved Wi-Fi speeds, a better camera and an unbeatable selection of apps.

We review Google Chrome for iOS, a mobile web browser that brings a better surfing experience with easy-to-use tabs, desktop bookmark syncing and private browsing.

Acer's Chromebook puts Google's Chrome OS in a sub-$300 notebook with good battery life.

We review the HP Envy 4-1030us, a light and stylish 14-inch Ultrabook with impressive Beats Audio and one fatal design flaw.

BeagleBoard BeagleBone is a low-priced, easily hackable mini PC, but at $89, can it compare to the Android 4.0 mini PC and the Raspberry Pi?

A bigger and sharper screen, great camera, and slim and colorful design make the iPod touch a great device but is it the best portable entertainment device money can buy?

We review the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2, a music player that offers Android games and apps.

The Samsung ATIV Odyssey delivers Windows Phone 8 for a cheap price, but there are better options for Verizon customers.

The HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook brings Chrome OS to the big screen for a reasonable price, but the display could be brighter.

We review the NeuroSky's Mindwave Mobile, an innovative technology that lets you control your PC or phone with your brain.

We reviewed the Archos 70b, a tablet great for someone on a budget, but how much performance are you compromising for the price?

The HTC One X+'s stunning display and powerful quad-core processor make this smartphone one of the top Android devices.