Ever since the first Android phone appeared, we've been developing a battery test that would accurately gauge their endurance, and lend some objective data to our anecdotal tests.Finally, we've come u...

After we posted my latest Geek's Geek Column, in which I was critical of Flash Player 10.1 for Android, we received a lot of comments from readers with strong opinions about Adobe's platform. We also ...

This week I checked out the Samsung Epic 4G, Sprint's Samsung Galaxy S class phone. If you have already seen the Captivate (AT&T) and the Vibrant (T-Mobile), then you already know a little bit about this phone..

Let's not get into the debate as to whether Samsung's Epic 4G or the Evo 4G is the better smart phone--at least not yet. The bottom line is that the Epic 4G is the best device in the Samsung's Galaxy ...

A fantastic keyboard, 4G data capability, and a jaw-dropping display make this Android phone worth the premium.

When you think about the Epic 4G's $249 price tag in relation to other other Galaxy S phones, like the Captivate and Vibrant, the premium seems justified. For an extra $50, you get a slide-out keyboar...

Good news! Sony and Panasonic would like you to know they now support VHS neutrality! The two companies would like the government to ensure that no future VCR manufacturer can impose a fee on the movi...

It's the year of superphone, and it's not even close to being over. So far in 2010 we've seen an avalanche of high-powered Android devices--many with 1-GHz processors and HD video recording.

Why would we give away this Android-powered phone? Because we can. Why would you want it? Because it's awesome. This 4-star, Editors' Choice winner sports a large, gorgeous 4.3-inch (800 x 480) dis...