Latest articles by Caitlin McGarry
Samsung Galaxy Fit Hands-On Review: $100 Fitbit Rival Sports Stunning Display
Samsung's new fitness tracker takes aim at Fitbit's $100 Inspire HR with accurate workout-tracking in a lightweight package.
Samsung Gear IconX (2018) Review: These Wireless Buds Have Stamina
They don't have a heart rate sensor, but better battery life makes the second-gen Samsung Gear IconX earbuds worth considering.
OnePlus 6T Review: Pure Magic, Perfect Price
This affordable Android flagship sports a lightning-fast in-display fingerprint sensor and powerful performance for half the price of its rivals.
LG V50 ThinQ 5G Review: Last Year's Design, Next Year's Tech
The LG V50 ThinQ delivers faster 5G speeds where Sprint's network is available. But that's not enough to justify its steep price, especially when you consider its poor battery life and dated design.
9 Ways watchOS 6 Will Make Your Apple Watch Even Better
For watchOS 6, Apple showed off a stand-alone Apple Watch App Store and a brand new Noise app. But the Apple Watch’s newest software upgrade delivers plenty of other useful tools under the hood.
First Sprint 5G Speed Tests: More Reliable Than Verizon
Sprint's 5G network in Dallas isn't as speedy as Verizon's 5G in Chicago, but the coverage is broader.
Sprint Lights Up 5G Network: What You Need to Know
Sprint just launched its 5G network in five cities and two 5G devices are going on sale. Here are all the details.
It's Official: AT&T's 5GE Is Slower Than Verizon and T-Mobile’s 4G LTE
AT&T's 5GE network is nothing like 5G, and in fact falls short of rival carriers' LTE networks, based on testing.
Pixel 3a vs. Pixel 3a XL: What's Different?
The Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL are the latest low-cost additions to Google's smartphone lineup. Here's how they stack up.
OnePlus 7 Pro Pop-Up Camera: Gimmicky or Good?
OnePlus’s bezel-free display could’ve gone horribly awry with a terrible retractable camera. Fortunately, that’s not the case.
Apple’s iPhone Sales Continue to Slump as Services Surge
Apple is counting on services like Apple Music and accessories like the Apple Watch to pick up the slack for iPhone.
Garmin Just Launched 5 GPS Smartwatches: Which is Right For You?
Garmin isn’t lowering the price for GPS watches, but it’s now making devices for (almost) everyone.
It’s Time for LG to Stop Making Phones
LG's ThinQ flagships are ambitious but no match for Apple and Samsung.
How to Create a Notification Light for Your Galaxy S10 Camera Cut-Out
You can make the cut-out around the front camera on your Galaxy S10 flash for notifications. Here's how to set up that feature.
LG G8 ThinQ Review: A Good Phone Marred By Gimmicks
LG's G8 ThinQ is a powerful flagship phone undone by novelty features that aren't useful at all.
Jaybird Run XT Review: These Waterproof Bluetooth Earbuds Fall Short
Jaybird's Run XT is designed for extreme weather, but the Bluetooth earbuds' battery life and sound could be better.
Impossible Burger 2.0 Taste Test: Shockingly Good
Could this be the meat substitute that convinces carnivores to ditch beef?
How to Capture a Screenshot on the Galaxy S10
There are multiple ways to capture what's on your Galaxy S10's screen. Here's a look at all the ways you can take a screenshot with Samsung's new phones.
How to Turn On Night Mode for the Galaxy S10
The Galaxy S10's Night Mode can reduce eye strain while also conserving battery power. Here's how to turn on the feature using Samsung's latest phone.
How to Change the Galaxy S10’s Wallpaper
Give your Galaxy S10 a wallpaper that makes the Infinity O display's camera cutout less visible, or pick a design that personalizes your phone. Here's what you need to do to change the S10's wallpaper.
Apple News+ Is the Antidote to Facebook’s Garbage
The new $9.99-a-month subscription service doesn’t have everything I want, but it’s a start.
Why I’m Skipping Apple’s AirPods 2
Apple is reportedly saving its best AirPods features for next year, which is why I’m skipping AirPods 2.
MoviePass FAQ: A Subscriber Tells You Everything You Need to Know
MoviePass offers you the chance to see a movie every day for less than $10 a month. Is it too good to be true?
