It takes guts to pack a full-power processor into such a tiny 2-in-1 chassis, and our Asus ZenBook Flip S review delves deep to see if the company’s gamble paid off.
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The latest casualty at Uber is Xchange Leasing, its American auto-leasing business. And given that the venture was losing 18 times more money on each vehicle than previously believed, it seems like the wise choice.
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When traveling, leave the laptop at home and back up and edit photos with the Gnarbox, a mini comput-er with 128GB of storage inside a waterproof case.
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In our Vava Voom 22 review, we explain why these attractive, versatile, truly wireless speakers deserve some attention in a market oversaturated with Bluetooth speaker choices.
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The sequel to ZTE's Axon 7, the ZTE Axon 8 or Axon M, might be just around the corner. Here's everything you need to know about the rumored flagship's price tag, design, cameras, release date, and more.
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Samsung’s Gear IconX aren’t the best earbuds in the truly wireless earbuds game — but for today, at least, they might be the best value. Samsung has the original version of the IconX on sale for $49.99 right now. It’s apparently a “closeout sale,” which means that Samsung is trying to get rid of every unit it’s got left. That makes enough sense, since a new model of the IconX is coming out later this fall.
The IconX were announced in June 2016 and originally sold for $200. They were fine enough earbuds, but they weren’t worth the price. Their sound and Bluetooth performance were okay, but battery life was really weak: the IconX are only supposed to be able to stream music for about an hour and a half at a time. So while $50 might not be...
A new agreement will lead to Sony tripods designed specifically for the company's interchangeable lens cameras. The tripods will remain branded by Manfrotto and Gitzo with features for Sony Alpha series cameras.
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