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Insta360 has been pushing the action camera space forward for a while, making a big splash with the company’s 360 cameras, action cameras, and gimbals. … → Read More
What’s the first thing you think of when you think of Disney World? The Magic Castle? The Tower of Terror? Mickey? I immediately think of … → Read More
Car coverage including the best electric cars reviews from Porsche, Tesla, and more. → Read More
Car coverage including the best electric cars reviews from Porsche, Tesla, and more. → Read More
Car coverage including the best electric cars reviews from Porsche, Tesla, and more. → Read More
Car coverage including the best electric cars reviews from Porsche, Tesla, and more. → Read More
After Apple's event this past Monday, I wrote up some high-level thoughts on the company's announcements, and I focused on why I have so much faith in the underlying good Apple is doing. → Read More
After Apple's event this past Monday, I wrote up some high-level thoughts on the company's announcements, and I focused on why I have so much faith in the underlying good Apple is doing. → Read More
Let's get right to it — I thought yesterday's Apple event was a monumental success. Yes, it was light on some details like pricing and availability, but why would that stop Apple from hosting an event to announce these incredibly important new initiatives? Why let terrible tech reporters continue ... → Read More
Bentley's Bentayga is a vehicle that certainly evokes a wide range of reactions. Is it a glorified Audi Q7? There's Volkswagen hardware buttons on the hand-stitched leather hide steering wheel, after all. → Read More
Apple acquires an average of 15 to 20 companies a year, according to CEO Tim Cook. Of that number, we only hear about a couple, as most of these acquisitions or aqcui-hires are not consumer-facing, nor disclosed. → Read More
Apple is a company that usually isn't first. Not with larger-screen smartphones. Not with the switch to OLED panels. Certainly not the first to a 12 megapixel camera. Nope, not edge-to-edge displays. Wireless charging? You're dreaming. Widgets? It barely has them now. → Read More
For those of you that have been following me for the past 10 years or so, you'll know that I'm a huge fan of Android. No, I am not a fan of Android. But I haven't used an Android phone regularly enough to critique it in a long time. → Read More
As most of you have probably heard, the high-end watch phone company Vertu recently went out of business. That's actually way too elegant of a statement — after being sold three times since initially being offloaded by Nokia, the brand's original owner, the company couldn't meet obligations. → Read More
It might come as no surprise to those of you who follow me and also BGR, but I'm a big believer in Apple's vision for the company's wearable. While the approach has been ever-so-Appley refined over three generations of devices, the product hasn't changed much. Until now. → Read More
As most of you know, I’m a pretty big fan of the Apple Watch. Both the current iteration as well as what it means for the future of interaction and integration with technology into our lives. → Read More
So, let's just get this out of the way — I wanted an Essential phone to play around with. The high-end manufacturing and edge-to-edge screen looked like a great combination. But Essential essentially didn't want us to have one. → Read More
First introduced in 2012, Apple's iPad mini was a welcome alternative to the much larger, thicker, and heavier 9.7-inch iPad. There was no 5.5-inch iPhone Plus, so the iPad mini made a great choice for light reading and effortless web browsing, email, and gaming. → Read More
There's no doubt about it — the Apple Watch is a hit. While Apple has not disclosed sales numbers, smart money has the device, now in its second generation, at over 25 million units sold. → Read More
When I started BGR 10 years ago (it's been 10 years!), it was little more than a WordPress template with a custom logo and header, shared hosting, and a dream of revealing all of the mobile and tech industry's secrets. → Read More