Cherlynn Low
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Recent articles by Cherlynn:
Samsung's thinnest ever tablet is the first with Bixby built in
Samsung has a surprise product announcement today, but it's not the flagship phone we've been dying to hear about. Instead, the company is unveiling a new table... → Read More
Facebook's latest grab bag of updates is all about 'community'
For all the people who still use Groups and Pages. → Read More
Bose Frames review: These might be smart sunglasses, one day
If a pair of shades had intercourse with a set of headphones, you'd get the Bose Frames. However, they're more like sunglasses that are pregnant with... → Read More
Huawei MateBook 13 review: An uninspiring MacBook Air clone
It's fast, but why rip off an already dated design? → Read More
What does Google get out of buying Fossil’s smartwatch tech?
Yesterday, Google announced that it would be paying $40 million for intellectual property related to smartwatches from one of its closest partners: Fossil Group... → Read More
Tech and tariffs in Sin City
Last week, tens of thousands of people flowed through a congested walkway on their way to see the latest and greatest tech at the Consumer Electronics Sho... → Read More
Samsung and Qualcomm talk realistic expectations for 5G in 2019
Not everyone will get 5G in 2019, what should we expect this year? → Read More
Intel at CES 2019: Hybrid chips, AI and Project Athena
We talked to the company's general manager of innovation segments to break down the news. → Read More
Google and Samsung on the perfect 2-in-1 tablet
2018 was the year every major tech company tried to create a tablet that can double as a laptop. We saw Google's Pixel Slate, Samsung's Galaxy Tab S4 and... → Read More
How Intel sees itself playing a role in the 5G rollout
It wants to be in every part of process of getting data to you. → Read More
Breaking down the Google Assistant news and strategy for 2019
There was a ton of Assistant news, and Google took the Engadget stage to explain it all. → Read More
Microsoft, Samsung and Qualcomm talk connected PCs in 2019
It's been slightly over a year a year since we saw the first crop of Microsoft's "Always connected PCs." By now, we know why a laptop that's always online... → Read More
How Google's hardware helps Chrome OS look its best
In the past two years, Google has stepped up its efforts to bring its own Pixel computing devices to market, but its portfolio is a mixed bag. Some device... → Read More
Lenovo's eccentric product design is winning over powerful friends
Things like the dual-screen Yoga Book 2 and tablets with built-in projectors are more than just experiments. → Read More
CES might be the home of tech, but not all gadgets are welcome
Sex robots and VR porn are okay, but vibrators are not? → Read More
Google Assistant will soon check into your flight for you
Frequent travelers will soon receive a godsend courtesy of Google. The company is rolling out a new feature to the Google Assistant that will let you check in t... → Read More
Google stuffed Assistant in a smart button and e-ink screen
It's hard to imagine but Assistant is just two and a half years old (officially anyway), and it's finding its own identity. Assistant is on track to be on... → Read More
Google Assistant in a smart display offers helpful live interpretation
A pilot program is launching in several hotels in America. → Read More
Lenovo's Yoga A940 is a serious Surface Studio rival
Lenovo is taking on Microsoft with its new Yoga A940 -- an all-in-one desktop with a rotating dual-hinge that lets you move the screen between 25 and 90 d... → Read More
KitchenAid's smart display shrugs off sauce and running water
A hundred years since its inception, KitchenAid is ready to drop its most modern product yet. It unveiled a smart display here at CES 2019 and managed to di... → Read More