The Tablet Is Very Much Alive

Apple iPad Pro (10.5-inch)

The Art Of (High-End) Subtlety

We paired ASUS’ HEDT ROG Strix X299-E Gaming motherboard with Intel’s latest Core i7-7800X Skylake-X CPU to see how they fare in this Lab Exam.

The One That Changed Everything

The iPhone changed everything by kick starting the smartphone revolution, and 10 years later, we’re still reeling from its impact.

AMD Is back!

It’s officially a two-horse race in the CPU and GPU market again.

The Digital Audio Player Is Dead, Long Live Digital Audio Players

The iPod is going the way of the dodo, but digital audio players still have a bright future.

Design Is Functional Beauty

Arthur Chapin, SVP of Global Product and Design, Expedia.

Face ID: Another Reminder Of The Paradox Of Security

Because convenience and safety don’t go together.

In The Business Of Digital Make-Up

Junichi Miyasaka, Consumer Product Development Headquarters Yasuko Nunokawa, Global Strategic Marketing Division Koichi Matsuzaki, Manager, Overseas Sales Division

Raise Your Shill Level By Changing Your Gaming Habits

Upgrade your Gaming

Remarkably Honorable

honor 7X

Cleaning Up The Internet

Why is the world’s biggest advertising company building an ad blocker?

Sharing On A Global Scale

Mike Curtis, VP of Engineering, Airbnb

WWDC 2017: Doubling Down On The Ipad

This year’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) was one of the biggest in recent years.

VeeamON 2017

Diving into the world of backup and availability.

The Outstanding Middle Child

Razer Blade (2017)

Cost-Saving Extremism

ASUS ROG Maximus IX Extreme

It's All For U

HTC U11

Low Fat, High Strength

The lyrics to the hit song Titanium are not without some truth. Titanium is highly valued for its strength and high resistance. But perhaps most of all, it is known for being extremely light. If you like big watches but without the associated heft, watches with titanium cases are the way to go and here are some fine options.

For A Lady's Peace Of Mind

Impiana KLCC Hotel.

Where Pewdiepie Went Wrong

The backlash from YouTube star PewDiePie’s anti-Semitic jokes was fast and furious. But it helped nobody, and achieved nothing, while PewDiePie’s response only served to deepen existing divisions between the media and a new generation of online influencers.

These Seven Planets May Host Alien Life

Seven Earth-like planets have been found orbiting an ‘ultra-cool’ star.

The Smart Home Has A Voice Assistant Problem

“Alexa, should I use Siri or Google?”

The PC Is Still Exciting

Lenovo on how gaming is pushing the envelope of PC design and performance.

Making Smartphones See

How Google’s Tango Augmented Reality platform is changing the way we interact with the world.

A Warrior's honor

For Horror.

The Need For Speed

Modern hypercars have absurd performance, but one number still eludes automakers today. Meet the two cars that hope to crack the magic 300mph mark.

Watch - Bright And Prejudice

Shining a torch on today’s socio-economic storm.

Play It Again, Sam - Internet Killed The Video Star

The advent of the internet has changed the face of video games. Where gaming was once a social convention constrained to the television box in our living rooms, the internet has now opened us to a world of interconnected experiences that enables us to play with just about anyone and everyone around the world.

All In A Month's Rant - Microtransactions The Warframe Way

As we have seen from the likes of Middle earth: Shadow of War and Star Wars Battlefront II, there are many ways to implement micro transactions the wrong way. Each best exemplifies a distinct way of getting micro transactions wrong – one for making gameplay so grindy and tedious that paying to not play seemed like an attractive option, the other for going the Pay-to-Win route. The latter did tweak the implementation so that it’s less Pay-to-Win, but it nevertheless remains so because Epic Star Cards are now part of the Deluxe Edition, instead of loot boxes. But I digress.

Simplicity Done Right

Huawei MediaPad M3 Lite