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How the Pixel 2 improves on the search giant’s original smartphone release → Read More
Wrist computers finally show their style. Apple Watch Series 2 ($599) Gear of the Year The second iteration of Apple’s smartwatch earned our Gear of the Year nod for doing one thing insanely well: worming its way into every corner of our lives. It patches through texts and calls directly to our wrists. It tracks daily motion and automatically prompts us to keep active throughout the day. No… → Read More
Whether you spend most of your drive time navigating urban streets or powering through rugged dirt, 2017's standout rides are all-access passes to wild adventure. → Read More
Flyover Country uses your phone's GPS chip, even in airplane mode, to track your location and provide fun geographical, geological, and historical facts about what's below. → Read More
Exercising with music makes exercise a lot better. But dealing with headphones always sucks. Tangled cords or headphones that won’t stay in are a major distraction. Thankfully, Earin has finally solved all our major complaints. → Read More
The Test: The 2016 Tacoma is undoubtedly superior in every way to its 2015 predecessor—no small feat considering last year’s model outsold every rival two to one. The new 3.5-liter V-6 is smaller but delivers 42 more horsepower (for a total of 278), and it’s mated to a smoother six-speed transmission that never had to hunt for the right gear when we were creeping up a pass in the shadow of… → Read More
Last November we told you about goTenna, a palm-sized device that pairs to your iOS/Android phone and allows you to text anyone who also has a goTenna, even without a cell or WiFi connection. Now there’s Beartooth, which lets you text but also adds voice capability, turning your phone into an off-grid walkie-talkie. → Read More
Last month Fitbit released the Blaze, a beefed-up wearable meant to challenge the Apple Watch. But remembering that not everyone needs all that functionality, and might not want to shell out that much money, the company smartly went back to it roots with the new Alta. → Read More
They just launched a suite of fitness tracking products, including an inventive new running shoe → Read More
It took a long time, but Nikon just built their first action cam and their product is unlike anything we’ve seen. → Read More
They’ll shoot 360-degree video, but that’s really just the start → Read More
Varia Vision clips onto bike glasses to display data and turn-by-turn navigation in your field of vision → Read More
Lumo has designed shorts and tights with built-in sensors that provide real-time run coaching → Read More
With a more refined look, the Fitbit Blaze goes after the all-day wearable crowd → Read More
The Qardio Core heart-rate tracker is so accurate it even has FDA approval → Read More
Everything from basic bump protection to bomber cases that will keep your Watch safe in a giant tumble. → Read More
The Google Maps app is awesome—until it isn’t. On back roads without a cell signal, you’re better off with a trusty topo or paper atlas. That all changed this month. Google announced that its maps, destination searches, and turn-by-turn directions will now be available offline. → Read More
Toyota finally made the RAV4 a hybrid—with 4WD. → Read More
After trying goTenna on the streets of Brooklyn, we’re convinced the Snickers-sized device is the future of off-the-grid communication. → Read More
Smarter, lighter, better-looking wearables to track your data → Read More