In the wake of a busy September filled with new smartphones and tablets, we've lacked the bandwidth to tell you about other fabulous new gadgets available for your copious consumption. Today's group includes some emergency power solutions and an innovative smartphone multi-room music speaker system.
Now that all the smartphone and tablet heavyweights are almost finished pummeling each other (we still await the rumored Apple iPad Mini), let's see what some other gadget makers have been up to. Canon, for instance, recently unleashed a slew of new D-SLR and point-and shoot cameras.
Is iPhone 5 the greatest smartphone ever, or is it simply the best iPhone ever? What makes iPhone 5 great, and where does it fail? Here's a hands-on evaluation.
FedEx surprised me this AM with my new iPhone 5. Before I can do an actual hands-on review, I have to charge it and get it provisioned – AT&T requires you join its Mobile Share group data plan before you can use its video chat FaceTime feature over 4G LTE cellular. So here's a quick photo tour; full review to come.
If you're interested in joining the e-book revolution, consider Kobo, especially now that Kindles are no longer available at Walmart or Target. The Canadian e-book and e-reader supplier just unveiled a new family of devices, including a tablet that may be superior to Amazon's new Kindle Fire HD.
Over the last couple of weeks, phone makers such as Motorola and Nokia have been scrambling to announce new models before being swamped by iPhone 5. This week, LG previewed its Optimus G Android phone while HTC introduced its new Windows Phone 8 handsets, the 8X and 8S. Here's a closer look.
Microsoft will debut the Windows 8 operating system for desktop and mobile devices October 26, and at last month's IFA show in Berlin served as a coming out party for the first W8 devices. Here's a brief roundup of what W8 devices I saw at IFA, including new hybrid laptops/tablets I'm calling "laptabs."