Andrew Hayward

Updated Can Nintendo recreate the Wii magic with its new console?

Acer's slim and sleek Aspire V15 Nitro packs in a lot of gaming power, but makes some sacrifices for price.

Mini Review It's not the slimmest Bluetooth speaker in town, but the JBL Charge 2 packs some hidden features that ultimately place it in the pantheon of great portables.

Mini review Affordable without killing quality, the JBL Synchros E40BT delivers quality Bluetooth sound and reliable battery life.

For both sight and sound, the SteelSeries H Wireless is one of the best gaming headsets

Sony's PlayStation Gold Wireless Stereo Headset is worthy of its official PS4 status

Updated Verizon's Lumia lacks pop, but delivers performance and value

A draconian storage restriction sinks this otherwise stellar budget handset

You get what you pay for, and with the LG Venice, that's not much

Updated Fine physical keyboard or not, this two year old BlackBerry feels prehistoric

Updated We knew it was coming. After all, how long could Samsung keep the U.S. waiting for the release of its first Windows Phone 8 device stateside?

A quality Bluetooth speaker that pulls double duty as a hands-free car phone

A simple but not so useful USB streaming device for computers and Android

Windows Phone 8 is coming, and we went hands-on with T-Mobile's exclusive handset.

Samsung just updated its Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to Ice Cream Sandwich. Does the upgrade make the Tab a worthwhile purchase for the budget-minded user?

With the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire pulling a lot of the buzz in the smaller tablet market, does this established reader brand have what it takes to compete?

OnLive helped pioneer the idea of cloud-streaming video games and they have since put that idea to new use with the innovative OnLive Desktop.

As indicated by the title, the Titan II is a sizable handset, with a 4.7-inch display that luckily features little bezel along the sides, keeping it easily grasped.

It broadens Verizon's 4G LTE selection, but can it topple the competition?

The Droid Bionic can do everything from 4G LTE to dual-core speeds - it can even be a laptop's brains. But the question remains - is it any good?