For most of the first two-thirds of 2015, I worked on (and continually update, along with the Tom’s Guide editors) a series of stories outlining the best deals in cellular, both post- and prepaid. These pieces include buying guides for the best post- and pre-paid plans from:
as well as the major prepaid carriers, Boost Mobile, Cricket, MetroPCS, Straight Talk and Virgin Mobile.
And we also did a “Best Cellphone Plans 2015” summary overview.
Samsung’s new Gear S2 smartwatch alongside the Apple Watch. This wrist isn’t big enough for the both of you! (Well, actually, it is….)
The headline says it all, my Techlicious hands-on with the new Samsung smartwatch while at IFA in Berlin.
Intel SVP Kirk Skaugen presenting his company’s new M Core 6th generation chips at IFA.
Some of my IFA coverage for TWICE, this one on the Intel keynote at which the company introduced its 6th generation M Core chip set family.
My news and hands-on report on the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and the Galaxy Note 5 for Techlicious.
Paying via Samsung Pay with the new Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus.
A comparison of the three major mobile payment schemes I wrote for Tom’s Guide, an analysis which already may be out-dated with the release of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and the Galaxy Note 5, which I covered for Techlicious here.
Do portable DACs and amplifiers actually improve the sound produced by mobile music devices and compressed MP3s? I explore these sound-enhancing devices for Electronic House magazine.
No, seriously – assuming you have a 3D TV, when was the last time you actually watched anything in 3D at home? This “Is 3D at Home Dying” blog post for Digital Technology Consulting brings an added dimension to the whole 3D at home conversation.
An industry preview of the-then upcoming IFA show in Berlin for TWICE. (Apparently, CEA HAD made previous appearances at IFA, but this in no way disproves my overall thesis.)
An op-ed chiding the cell carriers for fleecing us with their mysterious monthly access fees, which, thankfully, are beginning to fade away, for Tom’s Guide.
Here is the foundation of one version of a voice-operated home – Amazon’s Echo, reviewed for Techlicious.
