Josh Noriega

Many say that Dell hit a home-run with the XPS 13 ultrabook. The overhauled, sleek design debuted at the beginning of 2015 and grabbed tons of attention. Dell is still able to tout it as the “smallest 13-inch laptop on the planet,” due

Last year, LG didn’t play it safe with its flagship smartphone camera. The performance of the modified Sony IMX234 camera module in both the G4 and V10 was unarguably up there among the best. While many top-end manufacturers also use Sony

It’s no doubt that ASUS put a lot into its home-brewed user interface, ZenUI. Some may be seriously bothered that the UI so cumbersome and invasive to stock Android. But there is value in its existence, and it’s very well possible that the useful

Wearables have opened new doors to the way that we get information. Technology has enabled us to accomplish more, but a result of that is that we’re busier than ever. Therefore, efficiency becomes the key if we’re going to keep our sanity.

LG took a gamble with its latest flagship Android smartphone, the V10. Debuted in the Fall of 2015, the V10 could be seen has an updated G4, but it stood on its own at the same time. The rubbery textured back cover and rounded metal sides signif

Last Fall, Google had a wallop of an announcement. While the spotlight was on the new pair of Nexus phones, there was an oddball that came with a hint of controversy – the Pixel C tablet. Google had given up on the Nexus tablet, and in a way g

Smartphones are packed with tons of features. Even when you think you know your phone in and out, something else can surprisingly be discovered, ei

Smartwatches provide us a lot of neat conveniences, from checking your notifications with a glance at your wrist to controlling media that you currently have playing.

Times are changing. The tech market has largely begun to show interest in higher audio quality. Consumers are more than ever willing to drop significant dough for more pronounced tunes and convenience (wireless headsets). LG V10 next to V-MODA Crossf

Those of us who have given Android Wear a run can probably agree that wearables are awesome technology. Many consumers question the worth of sm

LG’s latest Android UI, UX 4.0, hasn’t necessarily won hearts in the Android community. The aesthetic appeal of the UI isn’t far from something like…a brick wall. But like a brick wall, that isn’t to say that it doesn’t do its job well.