Google has decided to provide low cost cell phone service on their invite only (for now) Project Fi. What Project Fi offers: Unlimited calls & texting for $20 + $10 per 1GB of data Refund of unused data Automatic switching between ...

After finally getting my Samsung Galaxy S6 from Best Buy, I found that the Auto Rotate did not work on the phone. I spent 2 full days trying to figure out if this was a glitch in the hardware, Android ...

As reviewed earlier, after upgrading my Samsung Galaxy S5 to Android 5.0 (Lollipop), I started experiencing a big battery drain that would cause my phone to die in less than 8 hours, sometimes in as little as 5 hours (see ...

Recently, I was given an option to upgrade my Samsung Galaxy S5 on Sprint to Android 5.0 (Lollipop). Excited for the new features this would bring me, I opted to download and update my phone. After the upgrade, the first ...

You may have noticed that when the details of the S6 first came out March 1, I quickly announced that I was not going to be upgrading to it. After reading the full feature details, and playing with one at ...

After proclaiming that I would’t be getting the new Samsung Galaxy S6 only 25 days ago, I’ve already changed my mind after finding out that Samsung claims the internal battery should last 23 hours. If true, that would almost eliminate the ...

Samsung just showed off their new Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge in Barcelona. The good news: Sexy and faster. Bad news: No MicroSD card expansion. No replaceable battery. WTF!? The biggest reasons why I use my Samsung Galaxy S5 are ...

Wearable gadgets seem to be “in” these days, and a startup called OnBeep skipped Kickstarter and got $6 million in funding to make a push-to-talk Star Trek Communicator type device that works with your smartphone. Their website allows you to ...

In my review of the Samsung Galaxy S4, under #2 reason to get the S4, I stated that I would go back to the iPhone if it had Swype. Well, according to Apple, the new iOS8 coming out at the ...

If you thought Bluetooth headsets were as small as it could get, take a look at Hint from Motorola.