Opinion

The general public probably recognizes three names in the fitness wearable market: Garmin, Fitbit, and Apple. I’m here today to tell you about how an upstart has become the daily driver on my wrist. This includes step counting, food logging, and general fitness recording. The devices are from AmazFit, but...

Some may know, but I’m not new to the smartphone space. I’ve been around to watch the entire segment form, growing around pocket computers and the traditional phone merging. This has included owning phones from every major player across the last two decades from the likes of Nokia, BlackBerry, Apple,...

The OnePlus 15 is just weeks away from a global launch. The new OnePlus will follow up the best phone the company has ever released, and arguably still one of the best phones from the past few years from any OEM. Now, in the same calendar year we get a...

Listen, I’m a huge fan of Android. I’ve been with it from pretty much the beginning. I had the first Moto Droid and the fan-favorite HTC Incredible. It’s been my favorite mobile OS outside of Palm’s webOS, but I’ve also always had a less than stellar opinion of Android’s watch...

Google has struggled for years with branding. The biggest sample size is the mess of messaging apps that have been killed, revived, renamed, and merged. We saw numerous iterations from Talk, Chat, Allo, and now Meet. The same has been true for multiple social experiments as well. Fitbit Should Win...

The latest entrant in the smartphone market- Nothing brings a successor to the Nothing Phone 1 the brand’s first smartphone was launched last year. The Nothing Phone 2 is the brand’s new smartphone, bringing major specs upgrades over its predecessor, but it gets a price bump. The brand takes no...

After dipping my toes in the iOS ecosystem for the first time in decades, I've found many things I like. From the better overall performance to the more focused product lines, it's been a bit of an eye-opener to see the other side of the two main forces in mobile....

I did something that I never thought I do recently. After years, and I mean years, of using Android, I purchased an iPhone for the first time in my life. There were multiple reasons, but it boiled down to I wanted a more stable and robust ecosystem of devices, accessories,...

My father-in-law recently purchased a Tesla Model Y. While it's a tech marvel in many ways, our conversations immediately turned to what my thoughts were as I've been unofficially dubbed the "family techie". One of the things I pointed out was I hate that Tesla didn't implement Android Auto or...