Cherlynn Low
Cherlynn is Deputy Editor, Reviews at Engadget and also leads the site's Google reporting. She graduated with a Master’s in Journalism from Columbia University before joining Tom's Guide and its sister site LaptopMag as a staff writer, where she covered wearables, cameras, laptops, computers and smartphones, among many other subjects.
Latest articles by Cherlynn Low
Apple Trade Up with Installments Plan: What You Need to Know
By Cherlynn Low published
Here are all the facts about Apple's latest Trade Up With Installments payment plan to help you decide if it's worth it.
New Report Says Verizon Network Wins, T-Mobile Cries Foul
By Cherlynn Low published
A new RootMetrics study says that Verizon has the best and most reliable wireless network, drawing T-Mobile's ire.
Verizon's 'Free' Mobile Video Streaming Is No Binge On
By Cherlynn Low published
Verizon's go90 mobile TV app made its content free for subscribers watching over LTE. It's less like T-Mobile's Binge On than you thought.
Huawei Honor 5X Review: The Budget Phone to Beat
By Cherlynn Low published
With its metal design, 1080p screen and long battery life, it's hard to find a better phone than the Huawei Honor 5X for $200.
Facebook Live Video vs Periscope: What's Right for You?
By Cherlynn Low published
We go hands-on with Facebook's Live Video to see how it stacks up against Twitter's Periscope service.
Trying Periscope with a GoPro Was Frustrating and Fun
By Cherlynn Low published
The new GoPro integration for Periscope could make livestreams so much better and more interesting, but a few key bugs still stand.
Huawei Mate 8 Review: Long-Lasting Stunner
By Cherlynn Low published
The Huawei Mate 8 could be the sexy, long-lasting and powerful big-screen phone you've been looking for.
What Is Sponsored Data?
By Cherlynn Low published
AT&T's and Verizon's Sponsored Data offers let customers get certain content over 4G for free, but what does that mean for net neutrality?
The iPhone 6s Plus Is the Best Phone for Taking Selfies
By Cherlynn Low published
Selfie addicts, put your best face forward with the winner of our smartphone camera tests.
Are Unlimited Data Plans Still Worth It?
By Cherlynn Low published
They're expensive and not as common as they used to be, but unlimited data plans give high-bandwidth users peace of mind. Are they still worth it?
You Can Wash This Phone Under Running Water
By Cherlynn Low published
The waterproof Saygus V Squared is a superhero of a phone, packing Kevlar edges, USB Type-C 3.0, Wireless HD streaming and much more.
Fossil Q54 Pilot Brings Smart Features to Analog Watch
By Cherlynn Low published
Fossil adds fitness tracking and smartphone compatibility to its analog Pilot 54 watch with the new Q54 Pilot smart watch.
Cat S40 Review: The Monster Truck of Phones
By Cherlynn Low published
The sturdy Cat S40 is a waterproof and drop-proof Android phone, but its poor cameras and slow performance disappoint.
How to Get Refunds for Bogus Sprint and Verizon Charges
By Cherlynn Low published
If your Verizon or Sprint bill came with any unauthorized charges, follow these instructions to get your money back by Dec. 31.
How to Use Android Pay for In-App Purchases
By Cherlynn Low published
It's easier to authorize payments in your smartphone now, thanks to Android Pay within apps. Here's how to set it up and use it.
How to Use SideSync on Galaxy Note 5
By Cherlynn Low published
Samsung's SideSync lets you view and control your Galaxy Note 5 from your computer. Here's how to do it.
How to Share iPhone Live Photos in Tumblr
By Cherlynn Low published
Tumblr is the first major social network to let you share the iPhone 6s' animated Live Photos.
Cortana for iOS and Android Is Not Worth the Download
By Cherlynn Low published
You're better off sticking with Siri or Google Now on your iPhone or Android device, as Microsoft's new Cortana app fails to impress.
Wi-Fi Calling Compared: Verizon vs. Other Carriers
By Cherlynn Low published
Verizon is bringing Wi-Fi calling to its customers, but for now, its service and device compatibility is limited compared to its rivals.
Galaxy Note 5: Features to Enable and Disable
By Cherlynn Low published
Optimize your Galaxy Note 5 with this list of settings you can tweak right now.
Pebble Time Round Review: The Most Beautiful Smartwatch
By Cherlynn Low published
The Pebble Time Round is the sexiest smartwatch yet, but it makes some sacrifices for its good looks.
OnePlus X Review: Affordable Good Looks
By Cherlynn Low published
Sleek looks and good performance can't overshadow this phone's weak battery life and mediocre cameras.
Motorola Droid Maxx 2 Review: Sharp Camera, All-Day Battery
By Cherlynn Low published
The water-repellent Droid Maxx 2 offers a long-lasting battery and solid cameras for an affordable price, but it could be faster.
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